*In 2025, he sat out the Penn St. and Wisconsin game (hamstring).
*He led the FBS in TDs before his injury.
*Played in a modern spread offense under Mike Shanahan and Curt Cignetti, which utilized three and four-WR sets.
*Shanahan was the recruiting coordinator and Saratt’s wide receiver coach at James Madison University in 2023.
*Serratt’s QB threw passes way before the stem. Something to take into account when considering Serratt's stock.
Sarratt is a traditional split-end with a high motor. He isn’t a player with top-end speed, but he is fast for a player of his size and is very good at selling vertical routes. He possesses plenty of play strength and evasive qualities to shed tacklers. He understands how to stack releases as the game goes on. Strong at running slants and boxing out defenders. Has tools to deal with jam vs press coverage. Very willing in the blocking game.
Strengths:
-Plays well selling a vertical route and getting the DB to commit upfield.
-Vs press/jam, he uses a slap-and-swim technique when running slants.
-Dominant on slants.
-Uses previous inside release setups to set up outside releases.