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Mark Anderson

Mark Anderson

40-Year-Old Defensive EndDE
 Free Agent  
2023 Defense Stats
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2023 Fantasy Outlook
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Height 6'4"
Weight 255
DOB 5/26/1983
College Alabama
Drafted 5th Rd 2006 #159 Overall
$Released by the Bills in July of 2013.
DEFree Agent
Knee - Meniscus
July 23, 2013
Anderson (knee) has been released, according to BuffaloBills.com.
ANALYSIS
Anderson, who's been in the league since 2006, still probably has some football left in him, but there was really no specific fit for him in the Bills' new defense other than as a pass-rush specialist. It looks like the team will look to younger, healthier options as they try to rebuild quickly.
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Anderson had been off the map since his 2006 rookie season, when he burst onto the NFL scene with 12 sacks. But he proved to be a much-needed addition for the Patriots last season, recording 10 sacks and raising his profile for free agency. The Bills snapped him up, where he's expected to start at defensive end opposite Mario Williams and will use his unique style of rushing the quarterback to create pressure. With the Bills being so strong elsewhere on the line and defensive coordinator Dave Wannstedt known for having productive linemen in his schemes, we see little reason Anderson can't chalk up 8-10 sacks before the year is out.
Anderson had been off the map since his 2006 rookie season, when he burst onto the NFL scene with 12 sacks. But he proved to be a much-needed addition for the Patriots last season, recording 10 sacks and raising his profile for free agency. The Bills snapped him up, where he's expected to start at defensive end opposite Mario Williams and will use his unique style of rushing the quarterback to create pressure. With the Bills being so strong elsewhere on the line and defensive coordinator Dave Wannstedt known for having productive linemen in his schemes, we see little reason Anderson can't chalk up 8-10 sacks before the year is out.
Anderson's production has come crashing back to earth after his 12-sack performance in his rookie year in 2006. He had just one sack and 18 tackles last season. He will factor into the Bears' rotation at defensive end, and could become an impact IDP if he can rediscover his nose for the quarterback.
After picking up 12.0 sacks in 2006, Anderson had a disappointing sophomore campaign with only 5.0 sacks. He dealt with some knee problems and the Bear's entire defense seemed to take a step back last season. It is unlikely for Anderson to return to his rookie form, but he should easy top the 5.0 sack total from 2007.
Anderson exploded on the scene as a rookie in 2006, racking up 12 sacks while only seeing part-time duty. The fifth-round pick from Alabama enters this season as a backup to Alex Brown but should receive just as many if not more snaps than the starter. Anderson is extremely quick coming off the end and has a knack for getting to the quarterback, meaning his sack total this year should be respectable once again.
Anderson, a fifth-round pick out of Alabama, is expected to be a backup defensive end in his rookie campaign. Anderson caused many turnovers during his college days and the Bears are expecting much of the same in the pros.
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DEBuffalo Bills
Knee - Meniscus
July 20, 2013
Anderson, who is working his way back from a knee injury that cost him much of the 2012 season, seems to be slotted in as an outside linebacker/pass rusher in the team's new defense under new coordinator Mike Pettine, according to BuffaloBills.com.
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DEBuffalo Bills
Knee - Meniscus
May 15, 2013
Anderson, who was only able play in five games in his first season with the Bills due to a knee injury that ultimately required two surgeries, is on the field this week for OTAs, BuffaloBills.com reports. Said Anderson: "Right now we're just taking it slow with limited reps. I'm out here going through the plays and just getting used to the defense and trying to move around a little bit and I'm starting to feel better."
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DEBuffalo Bills
Knee - Meniscus
December 28, 2012
Anderson (knee) will not play in Buffalo's finale Sunday against the Jets.
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DEBuffalo Bills
Knee - Meniscus
December 21, 2012
Anderson (knee) has been ruled out for Sunday's game in Miami, according to BuffaloBills.com. Said coach Chan Gailey: "Mark Anderson tried to do some things, but couldn't. He just couldn't keep progressing so he's going to be out for the game."
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DEBuffalo Bills
Knee - Meniscus
December 20, 2012
The Bills aren't sure if Anderson (knee), who dressed but did not play in the Week 15 loss to the Seahawks, will be needed this week, according to BuffaloBills.com.
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