Pullet or Cockerel? Any idea of breed?

[BlissyChick]

Hi,
I had a broody Silkie EE and my neighbor gave me a fertilized egg.
Here is the chick at 14 weeks. I need to know if it is a roo or not. I am new to chickens and have not had a roo before - and really am unsure I want a roo. Hoping you can help identify that from these pictures. Along with any ideas on the breed it could be too

 

[Yardmom]

Can you get clearer pictures? Especially of the head. It is likely a cross-breed cockeral (the red in the shoulders are more typically a male coloring)

 

[BlissyChick]

Can you get clearer pictures? Especially of the head. It is likely a cross-breed cockeral (the red in the shoulders are more typically a male coloring)

Thank you. Yes here they are.
If I don’t want a roo what can I do for it to be rehomed or prepped for a meal when older?

 

[RennaeHanson]

I agree it's probably a crossbreed but it doesn't look like a roo to me, the tail isn't big enough, nor is the red thing on the top of her head. (sorry, having a brain fart as to what it is called. LOL)

 

[Logar]

100% a cockerel, looks to be a mix.

 

[Altairsky]

I vote boy

 

[dannichols525]

Definitely a boy.

 

[OrpingtonManiac]

Cockerel

 

[Yard Farmer]

Certainly a cockerel.

 

[HappyHourHomestead]

It's a cockerel. Likely mixed breed.