# 34: WR Bryan Anderson, Central Michigan
The Verdict: At 6-foot-5, 213-pounds, Anderson represents one of the most consistent receivers in the entire country, with the senior having already compiled a resume that includes 226 career receptions and 21 career receiving touchdowns (both school records.) A two-time First Team All-MAC selection and a Freshman All American in 2006, Anderson is one of the most multi-faceted receivers in the college game today, with the uncanny ability to transition his game to fit the the needs of any situation on the field. He's an obvious red zone threat who can be physical against defensive backs when called upon, but he's also remarkably fluid for his size and shows tremendous precision in his routes despite being such a long strider. Anderson is a player who can both stretch the field and work the interior of zone coverages, making him an almost certain mismatch against whichever defensive personnel are assigned to cover him. A two-time academic All-Conference selection with a 3.31 GPA in biomedical sciences, Anderson's high football IQ and obvious physical talents make him one of the sleeper non-BCS prospects to watch going into next year's NFL draft.
Past Players: [#50:
Navy LB Ross Pospisil] [#49:
Fresno State RB Ryan Mathews] [#48:
Wyoming DT John Fletcher] [#47:
BSU WR Briggs Orsbon] [#46:
EMU QB Andy Schmitt] [#45:
Marshall TE Cody Slate] [#44:
LA Tech WR/KR Philip Livas] [#43:
CSU Gaurd Shelly Smith] [#42:
Wyoming FS Chris Prosinski] [#41:
SMU receiver Emmanual Sanders] [#40:
UTEP QB Trevor Vittatoe] [#39:
CMU DE/DT Frank Zombo] [#38:
Nevada RB Vai Tuau] [#37:
Marshall DE Albert McClellan] [#36:
Boise State DE Ryan Winterswyk] [#35:
ULM LB Cardia Jackson]
