Idaho Rocket Sadiq's NFL Combine Performance

On April 29th, Sadiq turned heads at the NFL Combine with a blistering 4.39 second 40-yard

dash, matching the fastest time ever.

For a tight-in, since record started in 1987, that puts him right up there with legends

like Vernon Davis from 2006.

He also crushed a 43.5-inch vertical leap, tying for third best in that span, and an 11-foot

1-inch broadjump, good for.

Fourth place historically.

Playing on that speed, Sadiq showed off his explosiveness that Scouts already suspected

from his Oregon days where he hurtled defenders and outran, secondaries.

Now he's linked to the Jets' top draft picks, impressed David Bailey in the Orange Bowl

and D'Angelo Ponds in a playoff blow-out, turning college rivals into potential teammates.

Folks back home in southeastern Idaho are buzzing, where this medium-sized town kid

started as a running back in 7th grade, winning a national, flagged football title in Las

Vegas.

He switched to a wide receiver in high school with Skyline, grabbing three straight-state

championships and player of the year honors before blowing up at Oregon.

His versatility shines through.

He lined up everywhere, but the whole line last season, proving he can handle any skill

spot from receiver to back.

That team first mindset means coaches can trust him anywhere on the field.

Whether he balls out long-term in the NFL or pivots later, Sadiq's got a backup plan

designing workouts and nutrition for friends, a passion from high, school that's already

spreading in the circle.

Keep an eye on this Idaho rocket.