Boise State’s versatile, sure-handed slot weapon with proven production
In the 2016 season, Chaz Anderson gave Boise State a reliable, veteran presence, appearing in all 13 games with 7 starts and posting 30 catches for 386 yards. Earlier in his Boise State career, he showed real pop after converting from defensive back to receiver, including a 2014 season with 21 catches for 456 yards and 2 touchdowns and an eye-popping 21.71 yards per catch. The fit? Smart, competitive, and adaptable—he’s the kind of player coaches trust because he understands the game, embraces a role change, and can create chunk plays without needing the offense built around him.
