Jamaris Sanders brings playmaking punch and veteran secondary value for JMU
Sanders has shown the kind of ball production that makes a defensive back worth tracking: in his James Madison season recap, he posted 24 tackles, 2 tackles for loss, 1 sack, 2 pass breakups, and a fumble recovery returned for a touchdown. ESPN lists him as a JMU defensive back with an interception on his bio page, which reinforces his turnover-threat profile.[4][3] The differentiator is not just stats but impact plays, versatility, and willingness to fit into a physical defense—useful for a team that wants a CB who can tackle, create takeaways, and make offenses pay when they test him.[4][3]
