Broadneck High School wide receiver Cordaro Foote is a name to keep an eye on in Maryland’s 2026 class. The 5’9”, 168-pound playmaker from Annapolis continues to develop his game and gain valuable exposure on the camp circuit — and he’s got big plans for the future.

Foote recently attended the Spotlight 39 Pro Day Camp, where he left a strong impression with his crisp route running and explosive first step.

“It was a great experience,” Foote said. “I got better at my craft as a WR, and it was great coaches like Coach Miles — who I’ve been training with and is the best WR coach in the DMV — so I knew I was in great hands.”

One of the biggest takeaways for Foote came during competitive drills.

“The 1-on-1s — showing what I can do in a man-on-man situation,” he said. “And the session with Coach Miles — everyone getting better as a group — that stood out too.”

With a 3.4 GPA and a sharp focus on improvement, Foote is attacking the offseason with purpose. He’s currently working on building speed, adding muscle, and gaining the attention of college programs.

“Get faster, put on a little more weight, and get my name out there to colleges and get offers,” Foote said of his goals.

He plans to compete at the Rivals Camp in April and the National Preps Combine in May — both key opportunities to showcase his talent to scouts and recruiters.

As the fall season approaches, Foote is thinking big — both individually and with his team.

“My goal is to be one of the best WRs in the 2026 class and go to states,” he said.

With his work ethic, mindset, and playmaking ability, Cordaro Foote is poised for a breakout season at Broadneck.

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