Anderson has been working with former NFL receiver Hines Ward in training camp with hope of improving his all-around game, Olivia Landis of the Jets' official site reports.
News pertaining to Anderson last surfaced at the beginning of the month, when he pulled out of the "40 Yards of Gold" sprinting competition. He claims that his withdrawal wasn't due to injury but rather to focus on football, with the wideout's full participation thus far in camp lending credence to that notion. The speedster is now making an effort to become a more complete receiver by learning from one of the best blockers and route runners of his time in Ward. It's fair to wonder just how physical Anderson can really be at 6-foot-3 and just 190 pounds, but it's good to see him at least attempting to round out his game.