He was a problem as a true freshman, and this was without knowing the full defense.
As he prepares for his second season, Will Anderson is going to be a nightmare for quarterbacks.
He snatched a starting role from Ben Davis in 2020 and finished third in the Southeastern Conference for sacks (seven) and tackles for loss (10.5). Anderson started all 13 games and posted 52 tackles, a forced fumble, a blocked field goal, and a team-high eight quarterback hurries. He got better as the season went on and became a Freshman All-SEC and Freshman All-American selection.