Saunders impressed with his confidence and the ability to deliver accurate throws into tight windows, a trait that separates quarterbacks at competitive events. Throughout the day, he showed a willingness to trust his reads and fit passes into challenging spots, demonstrating both arm strength and precision. Saunders maintained composure under pressure, allowing him to consistently execute and hit receivers in stride. His decision making and ability to process the field were also notable, as he displayed a good understanding of where to go with the football. With his combination of accuracy and poise, Saunders made it clear why he was one of the top QBs in attendance.

Saunders measures in at 6’1 185-pounds. He plays two other varsity sports as well, track and basketball. Last season, he went 33/62 for 605 yards, 53.2% completion rate, 4 TDs, 0 INT, 28 carries for 218 yards with 3 touchdowns. Saunders has very good throw power with good release. He throws a tight spiral and has a fluid throwing motion. Good pocket presence, going through his reads to find the open man. He’s very careful with the ball, not being reckless launching it down the field. Saunders throws with purpose. Good ball placement skills. If no one was open, he’d use his athletic ability to run for the first down. He’s a name to watch in the off-season.

HT: 6’0 WT: 179.6 Wingspan: 74” Hand Size: 9” 40 YD: 4.71 L-Drill: 7.81 Broad Jump: 8ft 2in  Pro Shuttle: 4.81

Saunders was 13^th for the 40 yard dash at the event. Saunders was the fastest amongst the QBs in that drill. Saunders showed his good arm strength and fluid throwing motion. It was compact with no wasted motion. Tight spirals. Very good throw power with good touch. During the drill with WRs and DBs, he showed his good accuracy. Good ball placement skills. If he missed a pass, he came back the next one and completed the pass. Great job by the young quarterback.

Saunders has all the tools to emerge as one of the top quarterbacks in Colorado’s 2028 class. He has the arm strength to make every throw on the field and the ability to place the ball into tight windows. What separates him is his mobility, he can escape pressure and make defenders miss in the open field with impressive shiftiness. He’s poised, accurate, and has the confidence to lead his team. With an invite to the prestigious Manning Passing Academy, Saunders is already earning valuable reps and exposure. Expect his name to gain serious traction as he continues to grow both physically and mentally.