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Yes, please do!

I was noticing that too. Looking back in the thread, I notice this post: Being Splash would be one explanation for the way they are colored, and they do look a bit like the photos on Hoovers website: https://www.hoovershatchery.com/sapphiresplash.html When they grow up the rest of the way...

They look like they could be California Whites, but like you I am not positive.

Definitely a single comb.

Or White Rock, which is dual purpose. They've got yellow down, white feathers, single comb, yellow feet-- all the same things a White Leghorn or a Cornish Cross would have at that age. They could be California Whites. Those are basically a Leghorn-mix, white with some black spots, good layers...