Minnesota’s space-eating, run-stuffing interior anchor
Anthony Montgomery is a massive interior defender at 6-6, 330 who built his Minnesota profile on length, power, and versatility against the run and pass[3][13]. In the 2005 season, he earned second-team All-Big Ten honors from the coaches after posting 137 career tackles, 23 tackles for loss, and 8 sacks at Minnesota[10][13]. The differentiator: he wasn’t just big—he was disruptive, with enough athletic juice to flash as a pass rusher and enough physicality to punish inside run games[13]. If your team wants a tone-setting NT with proven college production and NFL-caliber size, he’s the kind of body that makes offensive coordinators sigh loudly[3][13].
