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RB Mike Anderson, Baltimore Ravens

HT: 6-0, WT: 235, Born: 9-21-1973, College: Utah, Drafted: Round 6

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2008 Projections

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2008 Schedule

WeekOpponent
1 Cincinnati Bengals
2at Houston Texans
3 Cleveland Browns
4at Pittsburgh Steelers
5 Tennessee Titans
6at Indianapolis Colts
7at Miami Dolphins
8 Oakland Raiders
9at Cleveland Browns
Bye week
11at New York Giants
12 Philadelphia Eagles
13at Cincinnati Bengals
14 Washington Redskins
15 Pittsburgh Steelers
16at Dallas Cowboys
17 Jacksonville Jaguars


2007 Game Summaries

Week 1 - Anderson is normally McGahee's backup, but he missed the game due to personal reasons.

Week 6 - As the third string RB, Anderson was not a factor, but did manage to get on the field late in the game for a single rush attempt.

Week 7 - Anderson relieved Willis McGahee, who went to the locker room to get an IV, in the second half. In three carries, he gained zero net yards and had a long run of two yards. Anderson caught his only target for a two yard gain.

Week 12 - Anderson had one look in the passing game. Notably, he also lost a fumble on a muffed kickoff return. He wasn't lined up as a kickoff returner, but he attempted to field a short kick that he dropped.

Week 14 - Anderson got in the game late. He made one catch and ran the ball a couple of times.

Week 15 - Anderson had one carry in overtime for a nine yard gain.

Week 16 - Anderson had his most productive game of the season as he took a majority of the carries once Willis McGahee left the game with an injury. Anderson led the team in rushes and rushing yardage, but overall he game wasn't that great. He lost yardage a few times, and he fumbled the ball that was returned for a touchdown by the Seahawks defense.