"Versatility is huge," Sadiq said. "Being able to create explosive pass plays, but also being able to run the ball. It creates a lot of mismatches on the defensive side, whether they're in nickel or base or whatever it is. So, I think if you have a great tight end or a couple of great tight ends, it really helps out your offense as a whole."
Sadiq caught 51 passes for 560 yards and an FBS-high (for tight ends) eight touchdowns. And that's the kind of production that will attract attention, but as he enters the league, he's looking for more from himself.
"Yeah, I mean, it just goes down to I'm willing to do whatever my team wants me to do," he said. "Production is one thing, but also being a great teammate as well. And I think I've done that. So one, just displaying my capabilities mentally, but also, the attributes I can bring to a team, not just snap count, but on special teams as well. So, all these attributes, if you look at snap count, you're missing. So I do think I bring a lot of value to a team."