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LSU wide receiver Aaron Anderson declared for the NFL draft on Saturday.

The redshirt junior from Algiers, La., played three seasons at LSU after transferring from Alabama.

Anderson had a breakout season with the Tigers in 2024, playing in all 13 games and catching 61 passes for 884 yards and five touchdowns.

Anderson just finished his redshirt junior season, but played in only nine games with five starts due to injuries. He finished the season with 33 receptions for 398 yards.

Anderson was one of three LSU wide receivers to accept an invitation to play in the East-West Shrine Bowl last week.


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Originally published on TigerDroppings.com
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LSUbacchus813 hours
Thanks again BK for the plethora of wasted talent.
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LSU FSU Grad4 hours
I get the injury risk, but he's, currently, a 6th rounder. Maybe 5th. Is that worth it?
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BabyTac56 min
Wake up call. These kids have no desire to be in college or care about it.
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Cosmo3 hours
Good luck bruh but hope you have a degree you can fall back on
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conman2 hours
All these kids think they are going to to make it in the NFL. I wish him luck but if he is getting late round draft grades then he might want to have a plan B after the final NFL roster cut.
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Why? Will he be drafted?
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"The redshirt junior from Algiers, La.,..."
Algiers is a neighborhood in New Orleans. Algiers is not a city.
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it's a running joke amongst us new orleanians that algiers isn't new orleans but rather the westbank
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