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Could Henry Anderson win DROY?

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Possible, Bud Dupree also got off to a good start on that claim as well.

Angelo Blackson for the Titans also got off to a nice start

 

I was impressed with Dupree.  I knew he had talent but I figured he'd be much more raw than what he showed.  

 

Blackson was surprising as well I didn't think he would get push like he did.   (I know I know its the Bucs)

 

Beasley was the one who looked raw.  Athletic as heck yes but very raw. 

 

Ronald Darby was outstanding as well, he's gonna thrive in the Ryan defense. 

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He's got two things working against him IMO.  Overall, the defense he plays on is not very good.  He's also not flamboyant.

 

However, I think he's got two things working for him.  The Colts are on national TV a lot and he has the potential.  If he has one great game on national TV, like say this Monday night, and the announcers continue to single him out, he could get on the radar.

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He's got two things working against him IMO.  Overall, the defense he plays on is not very good.  He's also not flamboyant.

 

However, I think he's got two things working for him.  The Colts are on national TV a lot and he has the potential.  If he has one great game on national TV, like say this Monday night, and the announcers continue to single him out, he could get on the radar.

Buffalo's o-line is about like ours...not great but adequate. Jets have a couple probowlers.  Let's see how the D-line plays Monday :)

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Rookie DE Henry Anderson emerges as an early front runner for DROY.

Through the first two games Anderson has recorded a sack, 14 total tackles (11 solo), and played 83 percent of snaps. He's not an elite edge-threat, but his non-stop motor and play against the run has marked him out as an early candidate to be the Defensive Rookie of the Year. He's moved into DL2 consideration in IDP leagues and is a waiver wire must-grab in tackle-heavy scoring systems.


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