LSU’s crafty slot weapon who wins with burst, YAC, and savvy
Aaron Anderson entered the 2026 conversation after a 2025 season at LSU that produced 33 catches for 398 yards, with his value showing up more in separation, yards after the catch, and timing than box-score fireworks.[2][7] In 2024, he flashed bigger-play ability with 61 receptions for 884 yards and 5 touchdowns, proving he can be more than a gadget guy when the passing game clicks.[1][8] The fit is appealing for teams that want a quick, twitchy receiver who can create after the catch, but his smaller frame and modest 2025 touchdown total mean he profiles as a slot/pace changer rather than a pure alpha WR1.[5][9]
