Missouri Tigers on SI football reporter Joey Van Zummeren evaluates what four-star offensive lineman Brandon Anderson brings to the Tigers' recruiting class.
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The last week was a busy one for the Missouri Tigers on the recruiting trail for offensive lineman.
The first domino to fall was three-star prospect Khalief Canty Jr. committing to the Tigers last Tuesday, the first offensive line prospect for Missouri in the 2026 class. Then, four-star prospect Evan Goodwin chose SMU over the Tigers on Saturday.
The next day though, the Tigers placed themselves back in the right column, landing four-star prospect Brandon Anderson.
Both Anderson and Canty seem to have positional versatility, playing at tackle in high school but being projected to slide inside at the collegiate level. Canty is a mauler, while Anderson appears to be really technically refined.
Next up on the offensive line could be three-star Braylon Ellison, who will be announcing his commitment Tuesday. Ellison has multiple connections to the program already — he's from nearby Boonville, and his father, Atiyyah, was a former player for the Tigers, and now the director of player and alumni relations.
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