Red pyle EE roo or Red Sex link X EE roo

its an ee cockerel is what it looks like

its a color pattern and all that deals with the genetics of the chickens and that question might be best asked here as these folks tend to know more about how genetics works: http://www.backyardchickens.com/f/14/breeds-genetics-showing 

Red Pyle is a color pattern.  This is an EE, and he does not have that color pattern.  In general, one would very much struggle to try to apply an official color pattern to an EE, as they are very mixed birds.   If I were to liken this bird's color to another that I had seen elsewhere, I would say that he does look similar to some SLs that I have seen.

But please keep in mind that SLs are a mix too, a hybrid.  They don't have a recognized standard, or pattern that someone would judge.

your ee 

a red pyle

a red sex link

heres an ee (this could be what yours will look like maybe)

Where did this bird come from? Except for the beard/muffs, I see no easter egger there. He's sooo leggy and the body doesn't look like any hatchery ee I've run across. Now, if he's second or more generation mutt, then I could see a parent being ee somewhere back down the line. He just looks quite gamey to me.

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Originally Posted by donrae 

Where did this bird come from? Except for the beard/muffs, I see no easter egger there. He's sooo leggy and the body doesn't look like any hatchery ee I've run across. Now, if he's second or more generation mutt, then I could see a parent being ee somewhere back down the line. He just looks quite gamey to me.

I agree, he does look somewhat of a game bird. A cross maybe?

The only thing that says EE to me is the beard/muffs. He appears to have a single comb, and IMO they have to have a pea comb or a combo of comb types to qualify as an EE. I'd say he obviously has some  EE in him, but he looks like he is mixed with a Red-sexlink or even a Game breed.