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Jaguars Select California P Bryan Anger (Rd.3, No.70)

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PLAYERS: Bryan Anger
TEAMS: California Golden Bears
With the 70th overall pick in the 2012 NFL Draft, the Jaguars select Bryan Anger, P (California). Anger is very accurate and employs a wide array of styles. He can execute both Aussie and rugby kicks, which will help him pin teams deep. With so many big legs around the league, it is crucial to excel in this area. He can play the ball to either side of the field, is quick and athletic, and has the strength to start in the NFL. Anger struggles to get height on his kicks, though he does get them off quick.

Source: NFL.com
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