Polder measures in at 5’11 160-pounds. Last season, he had 27 receptions for 353 yards with 4 touchdowns. Polder has good athletic ability due to very good acceleration, good jumping, speed, and change of direction. Very good release at the line of scrimmage. Uses his quick bursts of acceleration to break free. Good separation quickness. Polder will out run his defender or find an open void to exploit for his QB. He’ll come back to his QB during the scramble drill as well for an easy completion. Good ball tracking and catching. Very good ball adjustment and good body control. He does a great job extending his body to make the catch and uses his strong hands to hold onto it while getting contacted. Good yards after the catch too. With an off-season refining his technique and getting better, watch out for Polder going into his junior year.

Polder is a receiver who stands out for his elite top end speed and ability to stretch the field vertically. Once he reaches the perimeter, he shows another gear that allows him to separate from defenders and turn routine plays into explosive gains. Polder is also a polished route runner, showing the ability to sell double moves with craftiness and create consistent separation at the top of his routes. He finished the season with 27 receptions for 353 yards and 4 touchdowns, providing a solid foundation to build on moving forward. His combination of speed and technical ability makes him a difficult matchup in open space. As he continues to refine his game and gain exposure on the camp circuit, Polder has the potential to turn heads and significantly elevate his recruiting profile heading into the season.