Anderson anchors Houston’s edge rush with Hunter, delivering elite pressure metrics and high PFF grades in Week 1. Against TB, his rush production could tilt the game: multiple pressures, potential sacks, and quick disruptiveness if TB's tackles struggle.

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Anderson joined a top-1 list with a 40%+ pass-rush win rate and week-one pressure volume, projecting a steady, high-ceiling season for the Texans. Hisに sustained dominance on the edge could anchor Houston’s defense and boost fantasy edge upside.

Anderson’s presence as a rookie disruptor against the Rams provides a blueprint for Texans’ edge pressure. His versatility and relentless motor could translate into consistent pressure versus better lines, keeping his fantasy and real-world upside alive as Houston develops its defense.

Anderson produced 4 tackles, 1 sack, 3 TFL, and 2 QB hits in Houston’s 14-9 loss. His activity across all phases of the line signals a disruptive edge presence and solid IDP relevance as the Texans’ pass rush gains traction.