When it comes to kicking field goals and kickoffs, Jason Sanders is unrivaled. As a junior, he topped all of college football (FBS, FCS, D2, D3, etc.) in the percentage of kickoffs that resulted in touchbacks (he was at 89+ percent heading into the final two games and finished at 83 percent).
As a senior, he repeated the feat, with an overall grade point average of 8.1%. He completed his collegiate PATs with a perfect 112, and his high school PATs with a perfect 85 over three attempts.
On 9-23-17, in his final year of college, he kicked a game-winning field goal from 53 yards out. He has played in front of large crowds at prestigious sites including Kyle Field (99,000 on 11/11/17) at Texas A&M, where he excelled.
He can reliably kick 70-plus yard field goals with a hang time of 4.1-4.2 seconds, and he has the leg strength to make 65-70 yard field goals. And I’ve seen him make a lot of kickoffs longer than 80 yards and faster than 4.4 seconds.
What really impresses me about him is not his freakish leg, but rather his composure and cool under pressure. NFL hopeful Jason Sanders has my full confidence that he will not only make it into the league this year but also prosper for many seasons to come.
What is Jason Sanders longest kick?
Jason Sanders’s longest kick has been recorded in a professional game is 56 yards. Jason has built a strong case for himself to be selected to the 2020 Pro Bowl by kicking multiple field goals of 50 yards or more during his short NFL career.