Josh MacAnn brings Albany a proven edge threat with a disruptive motor
In the 2002 season, Josh MacAnn stood out as a high-energy defensive end who could wreck plays in the backfield, finishing with 6.0 sacks and earning first-team all-conference recognition. He also flashed in big moments with 1.5 sacks and two tackles for loss in Albany’s win over Duquesne, a strong sign he was more than just a stat-sheet guy—he played with snap-to-snap urgency and backfield burst. For a team, he profiles as a good fit if you want an aggressive, relentless pass rusher who can elevate your edge pressure and bring veteran production.
