Explosive, High-Value SJSU Tight End with Proven Red-Zone Production
Courtney Anderson was a productive San Jose State tight end, posting 36 catches for 477 yards and 7 touchdowns across the 2002 and 2003 seasons, with a strong 13.3 yards per catch mark that shows real seam-threat value. He stood out for reliable hands, red-zone finishing, and the kind of size-speed profile that creates matchup problems; pro and team bios also describe him as a bruising blocker and effective short-yardage player, making him more than just a pass-catcher. If you want a TE who can block, move the chains, and stress defenses vertically, he fit that mold.[5][13]
