Browns' bring in electric UDFA wide receiver for rookie minicamp

The Cleveland Browns are reportedly bringing in some very good competition for their rookie minicamp coming later this week.

On Wednesday's episode of Cleveland Browns' Daily, it was reported that the Browns are not only bringing in good players, but they are bringing in a lot of players to get a minicamp where they will actually be able to play real football and not just go through drills.

A win for the Browns and a win for us fans, as we will be able to see some clips of what these guys are bringing to the table.

One of those players is wide receiver Aaron Anderson from LSU. Anderson was a member of the 2022 recruiting class, in which he was ranked as the number four receiver in that class. That ranking put him one spot ahead of Carolina Panthers' wide receiver Tet McMillan coming out of high school.

Sep 13, 2025; Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA; LSU Tigers wide receiver Aaron Anderson (1) runs against the Florida Gators during the first half at Tiger Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Stephen Lew-Imagn Images

That information is again courtesy of Cleveland Browns Daily.

Can the UDFA make the Browns' roster?

Certainly, a lot has changed since he was recruited until now, as McMillan is coming off of what should have been a rookie of the year campaign, and Anderson is an Undrafted Free Agent, but nonetheless, Anderson has some juice to his game.

At LSU, Anderson sandwiched one incredible season between two mediocre ones. His freshman year wasn't much. He appeared in 11 games for the Tigers, catching just 12 balls for 59 yards and zero touchdowns. Then, in his sophomore year, he ascended. He had 61 catches for 884 yards and five touchdowns before finishing his career, only playing nine games, notching 33 catches for just 398 yards.