T.J. Sanders fantasy football insight from PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network

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With Jim Leonard coming in as DC and implementing an odd front, Sanders should get more one-on-one opportunities and be able to pin his ears back as a pass rusher, similar to how Zach Allen has played in that scheme.

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I decided to go TJ Sanders. I honestly think with Jim Leonard coming in as the DC... I really like TJ Sanders coming out of South Carolina. So, I'm pretty bullish on the idea of him being able to break out in this new kind of more odd front base and really just getting to pin his ears back... could he be shades of Zach Allen for this defense?

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What did PlayerProfiler Fantasy Football Podcast Network say about T.J. Sanders?: With Jim Leonard coming in as DC and implementing an odd front, Sanders should get more one-on-one opportunities and be able to pin his ears back as a pass rusher, similar to how Zach Allen has played in that scheme.
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