Anderson Fry is a 6'2" Wide Receiver/Linebacker in the 2027 class.
Fry attends State College in Pennsylvania.
Fry's Player Profile was created on August 21, 2024.
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AJ Fry brings outstanding size, physicality, and athleticism to State College entering the 2026 campaign. At 6-foot-2 and...
Written by Jamiel Josey
Anderson
FryWR/LB
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
205
HS
State College
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PA
Division One Greenlight Series, 2027 Rankings Update, WR/ATHs/TEs
6’2, 200 out of State College, 3.8 GPA. I’ll say it straight, I should’ve stuck with my original...
Written by Vic Castillo
Anderson
FryWR/LB
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
205
HS
State College
|
PA
PRZPA Team Previews: State College
Anderson Fry ‘s film is mostly junior varsity, but sprinkled in are some varsity plays as well. He...
Written by Pat Weider
Anderson
FryWR/LB
Class
2027
Height
6'2"
Weight
205
HS
State College
|
PA
2027 PA Rankings Update: WL to Ranked, WRs Part 2
WL ——> Top 300 Placement D2 Grade/Ceiling 6’2, 190 pounds. Has a history with T&F and basketball at...
Written by Vic Castillo
Jamiel Josey | Prep Redzone Scout
Jamiel Josey
Prep Redzone Scout
AJ Fry brings outstanding size, physicality, and athleticism to State College entering the 2026 campaign. At 6-foot-2 and 200 pounds, he creates matchup problems as a receiver while possessing the range and toughness to make plays at free safety. Fry has the length and ball skills to generate explosive plays on both sides of the football. His physical style and competitive nature make him one of the team’s most intriguing athletes. Expect Fry to be a major playmaker throughout the season.
6’2, 200 out of State College, 3.8 GPA. I’ll say it straight, I should’ve stuck with my original grade on him. This is a kid I once viewed as a Top 100 player and he’s worked his way right back into that conversation. Recruiting has caught up too, now sitting on 8+ Division I offers including Navy, Army West Point, and Eastern Michigan. Multi-sport athlete with lacrosse, basketball, and baseball on his resume, which shows up in how he moves. 9’3” broad jump confirms the explosiveness. Team captain, which matters, especially for a kid this versatile. 15 minutes of tape gives you everything you need, not just flashes. Can play WR or safety at a high level, no wrong answer there. FCS floor with a real shot at sticking at the FBS level. Should be ranked higher, simple.
Anderson FryAndersonFry
6'2" | 205 lbs | WR/LB
State College | 2027 StatePA
‘s film is mostly junior varsity, but sprinkled in are some varsity plays as well. He has great size (6’2″) and athleticism for the position. His ability to high-point passes thrown near him is impressive. He can almost always outjump defensive backs. He also has excellent speed, and several times on go balls, he just ran by defensive backs for big plays. Because of his size and body control, he is an excellent wide receiver who should play varsity this year, and I expect a big season from him.
My State College Little Lions team had a great season this year: 11-2 season record Mid Penn Champs District 6 Champs PIAA Class 6A Quarterfinalists
Here are my final sophomore season Offensive/Defensive Highlights and my Special Teams Highlights:https://t.co/lfY11t4q4L
6’2, 190 pounds. Has a history with T&F and basketball at State College. Received a Division II grade from myself after watching his sophomore tape, always subject to change. Hudl conveys that Anderson FryAndersonFry
6'2" | 205 lbs | WR/LB
State College | 2027 StatePA
has a history with baseball too. Has two separate tapes, one showcasing his two-way reps at WR and DB, another showcasing his efforts on special teams. I applaud this distinction, especially as a young developing prospect.
Plunging in Fry’s first tape, the majority of Fry’s better reps come through JV play, so I have to take a lot of his evaluation with a grain of salt, I would like coaches and Fry to do so as well. Some reps come under the lights. I expect Fry to see an elevated role so long as he continues working and developing this offseason. What’s encouraging, Fry’s production on JB/B-team is extensive.
My State College Little Lions team had a great season this year: 11-2 season record Mid Penn Champs District 6 Champs PIAA Class 6A Quarterfinalists
Here are my final sophomore season Offensive/Defensive Highlights and my Special Teams Highlights:https://t.co/lfY11t4q4L