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Free agent defensive lineman Anderson joins Colts


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Well, let's see. The colts just signed him, a former 8th overall pick, for probably close to nothing. That doesn't exactly make him a superstar, does it?

That being said I do have faith that he can be a solid run stopper for us.

Well let's just pay him twice as much and he will be twice as good.....

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The 6-foot-6, 289-pound defensive lineman from Arkansas, could help upgrade a run defense Indy has tried to improve for years. Anderson was the No. 8 overall pick in the 2007 draft and has proven to be a more effective run-stuffer than a pass-rusher in the NFL.

http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=ap-colts-anderson

Why not.

I like it. A rotation situation like some have suggested would be great if he makes the team helps make a difference. Low risk in a situation where there's not much money to go around anyway.

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