Sadr isn’t an unknown commodity in our state, as his ranking would indicate. Sometimes, a prospect needs a fresh evaluation, however. That’s what we’re doing for the Treynor sophomore, who posted 40.0 tackles in 2025. Twenty two of those stops were solo and 11.5 of them resulted in lost yardage for the opponent. Sadr also was credited with a pancake block for his work on the offensive line. He certainly has made strides as a player from out last scouting report about eight months ago. We see that when watching his 10th-grade highlight video. Sadr fires off of the snap whether he’s lining up with his hand on the ground in the middle of a three-man front or coming from the outside. He uses his hands well and is physical, especially for his age. That should only increase as his frame fills out.

Sadr isn’t an unknown commodity in our state, as his ranking would indicate. Sometimes, a prospect needs a fresh evaluation, however. That’s what we’re doing for the Treynor sophomore, who posted 40.0 tackles in 2025. Twenty two of those stops were solo and 11.5 of them resulted in lost yardage for the opponent. Sadr also was credited with a pancake block for his work on the offensive line. He certainly has made strides as a player from out last scouting report about eight months ago. We see that when watching his 10th-grade highlight video. Sadr fires off of the snap whether he’s lining up with his hand on the ground in the middle of a three-man front or coming from the outside. He uses his hands well and is physical, especially for his age. That should only increase as his frame fills out.