Anaya looks the part of a mismatch weapon, and last year he showed flashes of exactly that. He may not have caught a ton of passes, but an incredible 70% of them went for touchdowns — including six games where every single grab was a score. Opponents knew he was the guy in the red zone, yet still couldn’t stop him from going up over defenders and hanging on through contact. He’s got strong hands, tracks the ball well, and uses his frame to shield out smaller DBs. That said, he was still more of a rotational piece in 2024 as ALA West Foothills made a 13–1 run. Heading into 2025, after losing some of their skill production, Anaya’s role should expand. Expect him to be a guy who can block, leak out on boots and play-action, and continue to be a nightmare in the red zone. He’s primed to be one of their breakout difference-makers this fall.