
Kendall Sanders brings proven production and big-play speed to Arkansas State
Kendall Sanders has shown real starting-caliber production at wide receiver, with ESPN listing 77 catches for 929 yards and 8 touchdowns, and his profile as a former 4.36-speed playmaker points to a receiver who can stretch defenses and win after the catch. [1][3] He stands out as a versatile, explosive athlete rather than just a stat sheet filler, which makes him attractive for teams that want a receiver who can create matchup problems and provide vertical juice. [3] For Arkansas State, the fit is strongest if you want immediate impact and pace on the perimeter. [1][3]