What breed is this?

[Fbkchicks15]

We were given some 5 week old chix a few weeks back. They came from Tractor Supply.
Curious what kind they are?
Hoping I can add the pictures
These arent the best pictures but all I have for now.
I know the leghorn, and think the two that look alike are possibly Easter Eggers. There is another one that is much larger, far right, facing towards camera, kind of looks like EE's. She likes to plop down on ground a lot and is very lazy most of the time. But is healthy.
Thanks.

 

[Ol Grey Mare]

The red and white ones are red sex link pullets

 

[sassysarah]

The Red with white is a red star/ sex link.
The white one is a White leghorn. I'm not sure about the other two. Cute!

 

[Fbkchicks15]

The two we think are red sex link don't have much of a comb yet. They are 15 weeks old. Do all red sex links have the large comb?

 

[sassysarah]

No, not always

 

[RhodeRunner]

I agree with the others. The brown one with the feathered feet is a partridge cochin.

 

[alexa009]

The red and white one is red sex link, the white one is a leghorn the one on the right end is an easter egger. Not sure about the the one between the leghorn and easter egger. Do you have any better pictures of it?

 

[alexa009]

Its Ok if you don't.

 

[Lady of McCamley]

I agree....
Red/white Red Sex Links...they will get the large red combs when they come to point of lay.
White, as it is white ear lobes, is a White Leghorn
Partridge, with feathered feet, looks to be a Cochin (if single comb)
And the final red bird near the siding...can't see it fully, but it likely is a Production Red.

All look to be pullets.

If they are about 8 to 10 weeks, you should have lots of eggs in about two months.

What a nice gift from friends.

LofMc