U’mar Sanders is a 5'7" Wide Receiver/Defensive Back in the 2030 class.
Sanders attends Roman Catholic in Pennsylvania.
Sanders's Player Profile was created on March 13, 2025.
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Expert Analysis
U’mar
SandersWR/DB
Class
2030
Height
5'7"
Weight
150
HS
Roman Catholic
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PA
The Rize: Scouting Notebook on Receivers, Part 4
Despite what the other scouts said and elected as MVPs and top performers (which admittedly I am unaware...
Written by Brendan Mankarious
U’mar
SandersWR/DB
Class
2030
Height
5'7"
Weight
150
HS
Roman Catholic
|
PA
The Rize: WR MVP And Notes
Wearing #148 in Jackson Twp, was U’mar Sanders. The future Roman Catholic Playmaker, showed impressive quickness with solid...
Written by Cory Lemer
Brendan Mankarious | Prep Redzone Scout
Brendan Mankarious
Prep Redzone Lead Scout
Despite what the other scouts said and elected as MVPs and top performers (which admittedly I am unaware of), U’mar Sanders is my personal choice for the top performing, MVP, et el prospect. Sanders, who had fluid speed that did not break stride at any point, climbs the levels of a defense extremely well. Against press coverage, he was extremely quick to stem to the outside and gain leverage, forcing defensive backs to flip their hips. Perhaps Sanders’ top skill was his ability to track the ball deep and over his shoulder. As such, he routinely extended his arms/hands to come down with such passes extremely well. All that said, perhaps the single-most elite-defining ability that Sanders possesses is how he gets defensive backs to slow down and slowly shift their hips. To reiterate, in my opinion, Sanders deserved every superlative that this event had to offer. His performance on the day was that damn good.
Wearing #148 in Jackson Twp, was U’mar Sanders. The future Roman Catholic Playmaker, showed impressive quickness with solid combine numbers throughout the day.
Sanders was a player I watched only a few reps of, and I wish I got more notes on him. He showcased quick footwork and fluid hips. His ability to make quick directional changes and showcase strong cuts set him apart form other WR’s during the day in the Dome.