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Locker room teammates with Buffalo's young rookie defensive tackle, Zane Durant. Suffered a season-ending injury, according to Sean Fitz's report for On3, Saunders is out for the foreseeable future with a long-term injury, coming off a year when he suffered the same fate. Mainly as a punt returner, before suffering an injury that sidelined him for the rest of 2024. Saunders was only cleared for running routes during Spring Camp, and before the receiver could get back to full strength, he was sidelined once again. Kaden Saunders has drawn comparisons to the Bills' ex-WRS KJ Hamler due to his agility and speed. Despite being second on the depth chart, Saunders has shown improvement in consistency, thanks partly to his dedication in the weight room. An injury recently limited him to punt-return duties against West Virginia, but he remains a key asset for his team. The Bills have a history of selecting players from Penn State, including Hamler and rookie Daequan Hardy. Manny Diaz was familiar with this redshirt sophomore during his tenure at PSU from 2022 to 2024.
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PRIOR TO TEXAS A&M: Ranked No. 2 in the SEC with 21.6 yards per catch among players with at least 15 catches in his freshman season at Mississippi State in nine games, while making only three starts. Caught 17 passes for 368 yards and three touchdowns, while averaging 40.9 yards per game. Scored two touchdowns in his collegiate debut, a 54-yard reception and a blocked punt recovery in the end zone. Recorded a career-high five receptions for 42 yards and score against Texas A&M. Tallied a career-high 75 yards receiving on two catches against Georgia. IC_Draft: "absurdly dynamic. 10.74 100-meter dash in HS, and a RAC monster: His 5.22 RAC over expectation / rec was 99th percentile last year. 3.5 YPRR on top of it. Deadly open-field slasher w/ sink, bend, angle-warping explosion, vision, & size-defying balance."
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