Ole Miss · HS Class of 2018
2021 Draft · Rnd 2 · Pick 34Aaron Anderson is one of the more dangerous open-field threats in the 2022 cycle. He's a compact receiver at around 5-foot-8.5 and pairs the initial burst with high-end straight-line speed. Anderson is a bit faster than Elijah Moore at the same stage, but shows quickness within his routes and strong hands that remind us of the New York Jets receiver.
Scouting Report
Approved · Jan 2, 2022
Aaron Anderson had a very strong start to the week before missing some time with a tweaked hamstring. The Alabama signee is a cat-quick slot receiver with an expanded catch radius due to his vertical leaping ability. Anderson was the leading receiver for Team Legends with 50 yards on three catches.
Aaron Anderson is one of the fastest two-sport stars in the country. In track, Anderson ran a 10.77-second time in the 100-meter dash and ran sub-11-second times five times during his junior season. He also clocked a 7.03 indoor 60-meter time. He finished sixth in the Louisiana Class 4A state track meet with a 100 time of 10.97. He also clocked an 11.23 100 and a 22.77 200 as a sophomore. In 2020, Anderson was a key part of helping Edna Karr finish as the state runner-up in football. He also played a role in helping Karr win state in 2019 as a sophomore. Anderson plans to major in sports medicine in college. His mother is Bridgett Anderson.
