New York’s Jets say rookie tight end Kenyon Sadiq is sidelined for their ongoing offseason practices after undergoing a “minor procedure” to address a hernia issue. According to Jets head coach Aaron Glenn, the hernia problem dates back to Sadiq’s time at Oregon last season. Glenn says Sadiq will miss the rest of OTAs as he recovers, but the team expects him to return in time for training camp. Both outlets describe the surgery as related to the hernia and characterize it as minor, with the primary immediate impact being his absence from the remaining OTAs schedule. The reporting does not indicate any change to his overall recovery timeline beyond the expectation that he will be ready for training camp. The team’s plan centers on ensuring his return later in the offseason once he completes recovery from the procedure.