11.09 100m | 22.23 200m (MileSplit.com)

Sanders is well built for 5’11 165.  At safety he triggers so quickly with great anticipation (or film study), often breaking on WRs before the QB has pulled the pin.  In the run game he is sideline to sideline flying in from depth with fearlessness when wrapping up ball carriers.  On offense is where his speed really shows out.  Opponents know what’s coming and they can’t stop it.  He runs with great knee drive getting outside the edge of the defense with ease.  One thing I love about his game is his ability to utilize blocks downfield and in open space – almost like he’s back behind the LOS and his OL – Wynn does a great job reading his developing blocks to fully take advantage of them to re-accelerate and head 15+ more yards to the endzone.  He runs (and hits defensively) with great pad level in which some taller speedsters can tend to run high at tailback.  He reminds me of a RB I worked with while at the University of Albany, 2023 CAA ROY and FR All-American Griffin Woodell, but shows even more physicality.  While he’s yet to make an appearance this season, I still had to shout him out as when he does make his return for the Devils they are going to be even more dangerous on both sides of the ball for this 8-0 squad!  Can’t wait to see him back on the field dominating soon.

A sophomore sensation, Sanders played with veteran instincts, stacking 67 tackles, 42 of them solo. With a tackle for loss, two interceptions, and three pass breakups, he showcased his ability to lock down receivers while being a menace in run support. His game is only scratching the surface of its full potential.