Special-Teams Linebacker With Room to Grow
Anes arrived at Tennessee as a developmental linebacker and, in 2025, saw regular action on special teams before entering the transfer portal after one season, which suggests he was valued more for effort and depth than for a finished defensive role.[2][5] He was rated a 67 overall in EA SPORTS College Football 26 and listed at 6'2", pointing to a physically solid frame with upside rather than proven star production.[1] Earlier recruiting coverage described him as a three-star prospect with strong toughness and physicality grades, plus above-average run support, making him attractive to teams that want a hard-nosed, high-motor linebacker who can help on coverage units and develop over time.[3][4]
