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Jay Sanders

Wide Receiver

2026 Class

5'9" Height

175 Weight

Minneapolis North School

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Jay Sanders is a 5'9" Wide Receiver in the 2026 class. Sanders attends Minneapolis North in Minnesota. Sanders's Player Profile was created on April 22, 2024. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Jay Sanders is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

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Jay

Sanders WR

Class

2026

Height

5'9"

Weight

175

HS

Minneapolis North

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MN

Jay Sanders

A Top 5 WR sitting just outside the Top 50 in the final 2026 PRZMN Rankings Update, Jay...

Written by Oliver West

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Oliver West

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A Top 5 WR sitting just outside the Top 50 in the final 2026 PRZMN Rankings Update, Jay Sanders Jay Sanders 5'9" | 175 lbs | WR Minneapolis North | 2026 State MN goes down as easily one of the most electric players in Minnesota’s 2026 class. Additionally, the Sanders’ brothers will also have their names etched in the Minnesota history books as one of the more athletic pair of brothers to grace Minnesota gridirons and hardwood of the 21st century. Just like his older brother, Jay Sanders Jay Sanders 5'9" | 175 lbs | WR Minneapolis North | 2026 State MN has been hampered by his perceived lack of height, but it hasn’t stopped him from gaining major instate offers from Minnesota-Duluth and St. Thomas, as well as dazzling PRZMN each and every time we’ve seen Sanders live, which now goes into the double-digits combining padded and non-padded settings. Sanders‘ combination of athleticism, ball skills, body control, and 50/50 ability, not to mention “he’s got that dawg in him” mentality in competitive settings made for a straight-up ridiculous displays of playmaking ability every time we see him, a trait that also showed up in the last game of his prep career, a state semifinal loss to Annandale, the eventual champion, posting 6 catches for 112 yards and a TD. We’ve also seen Sanders run as fast as a low 4.6 in the 40 and jump 10″+ in the broad, so wherever he ends up, he’s got the juice to keep the playmaking streak going.