A long-limbed, high-motor pass rusher who wins with length and a quick first step off the edge but desperately needs to add strength and develop a counter-move arsenal to survive at the NFL level. Anthony flashes the bend and get-off to collapse the pocket — his three-sack demolition of No. 11 Illinois and strip-sack at the Senior Bowl showed what the ceiling looks like when everything clicks. But the floor is a guy who gets washed out in run defense, whiffs on tackles in space, and disappears for long stretches between impact plays. He's a developmental Day 3 swing who needs a patient organization with edge depth and a strength-and-conditioning program that can put 15 pounds of functional mass on his frame without killing his burst.

• 💥Outstanding length (6-6, 34 1/8-inch arms) that creates natural leverage problems for offensive tackles trying to punch inside his frame
• 🏎️Good upfield burst and speed rush — wins on the perimeter with quickness off the snap
• 🚀Relentless motor as a pass rusher; does not quit on plays and chases well in the backfield
• 🃏Alignment versatility — shows ability to line up with hand in dirt or as a standup rusher and can occasionally kick inside
• 👑High-character, high-effort leader — four-year starter, Academic All-ACC, team captain, graduated with degree

• 🦬Significantly undersized for an NFL edge at 258 lbs on a 6-6 frame; gets stonewalled at the point of attack by powerful tackles and tight ends
• 🧱Run defense is a major liability — PFF run defense grade of 60.1 in a representative game, gets washed out against zone schemes and loses edge containment
• 💥Poor tackling fundamentals — PFF tackling grades as low as 28-29 in multiple games with 50% missed tackle rates
• 🏎️Limited counter-move repertoire; becomes predictable when initial speed rush is stalled, lacks inside moves