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Travis Anglin

Weight: 192

Position: WR

College: Memphis

Drafted: Pick 46 of the 7th round by Detroit
Analysis
Positives: Has above average athletic ability for this position...Shows quickness in his release and superb acceleration to get into deep routes...Stays in control running basic routes and has the savvy and sharp cutting ability to gain separation after the catch...Can run by defensive backs with his foot speed and as a former quarterback, provides an additional weapon with the option pass...Shows flexibility and body control with good timing on his leaps to get to the high tosses...Strong runner after the catch with the leg drive to break tackles...Effective blocker who knows how to cut in the open.
Negatives: Needs to use his hands to avoid and work through press coverage better...Shows quickness, but at times, needs to gather himself before accelerating...Needs to do a better job of working back for the ball...Tries to run without the ball is secured and is not comfortable going for the pigskin in contested situations (shies away from contact)...Likes to body catch and must develop better hand extension going for the ball...Still learning the intricacies of playing as a wide receiver and will need patience as he develops technique.
Career Notes
Three-year performer at quarterback who moved to the receiving unit as a senior...In 36 games, he completed 137 of 250 passes (54.8%) for 1459 yards, ten touchdowns and twelve interceptions, adding 500 yards and seven scores on 162 carries (3.1 avg) and 836 yards with six touchdowns on 59 receptions (14.2 avg).
2002 Season

Started every game at split end, leading the team with 55 receptions for 740 yards (13.5 avg) and five touchdowns...Only Russell Copeland (61 in 1992) and Isaac Bruce (74 in 1993) had more catches in a season for the Tigers...His 740 yards rank fifth on the school's season-record list...Added 52 yards on ten carries (5.2 avg).

Appeared in ten games, completing 43 of 65 passes (66.2%) for 403 yards, four touch- downs and no interceptions...Third on the team with 66 carries for 227 yards (3.4 avg) and a pair of scores...Moved to receiver late in the year, catching four passes for 98 yards (24.5 avg) and a touchdown.

Started four games at quarterback before a high ankle sprain would sideline him for the rest of the season...Completed 26 of 60 passes (43.3%) for 200 yards and a touchdown...Gained 98 yards with two scores on 29 carries (3.4 avg).

Conference USA Freshman of the Year...Played in ten games, starting the final four contests...Completed 68 of 125 passes (54.4%) for 856 yards and five touchdowns...Ran for 123 yards and three scores on 57 attempts (2.2 avg).

Redshirted as a freshman.

1999 10 04 57 123 2.2 3 20

2000 04 04 29 98 3.4 2 28

2001 10 05 66 227 3.4 2 56

2002 12 12 10 52 5.2 0 13

TOTAL 36 25 162 500 3.1 7 56

2001 4 98 24.5 1 45

2002 55 740 13.5 5 51

TOTAL 59 838 14.2 6 51

1999 125 68 54.4 856 5 10 49

2000 60 26 43.3 200 1 2 19

2001 65 43 66.2 403 4 0 43

TOTAL 250 137 54.8 1459 10 12 49

Ryan Hoag

Weight: 200

Position: WR

College: Gustavus Adolphus

Drafted: Pick 48 of the 7th round by Oakland
Analysis
Positives: Natural athlete with very quick feet, agility, balance and body control...Very smart talent who actually watches more film than his position coach...Tireless worker who takes pride in the way he prepares for a game...Plays at the proper low pad level and never takes false steps in his release...Flashes explosive acceleration off the line and gets into his deep routes with suddenness...Shows a good burst in and out of his cuts...Can fool the defensive back with his head fakes and juking moves...Can stab and stem to set up the defender...Separates with ease and maintains good ball concentration...Makes quick head movements to adjust and track the ball in flight...Can easily get up and combat for the high passes...Has sure hands, with the ability to pluck the ball away from his body's framework...His body control and change of direction agility allows him to escape defenders after the catch...Shows a good feel running his routes, knowing where to settle and slide in to make the catch in the soft spot of the zone.
Negatives: Has rarely been tested vs. top-level competition...While he is sudden in his moves, his frail frame could pose problems facing the more physical defenders when trying to escape the jam...Does have good hands, but will body catch the short tosses and will miss the easy catch (needs to track the ball better rather than eyeing the defender)... Has a good burst in and out of his cuts, but needs route refinement...Lacks the strength needed to break tackles...Inconsistent blocker who only makes passive attempts in this area due to a lack of power and his slight frame...Must use his hands better to defeat the press, as he relies more on his quickness rather than getting a push off the snap.
Career Notes
The two-sport star has excelled in football and track for the Gusties...A natural athlete, he began his collegiate career as a walk-on at Wake Forest, competing in soccer...He then transferred to Gustavus Adolphus, competing on the junior varsity team before joining the varsity squad late in the 2000 season...Caught 144 passes for 2232 yards (15.5 avg) and 29 touchdowns in 31 games, topping the old school career-records of 1996 yards and 25 scores by Chris Swansson (1995-98)...Only Swansson (159) had more receptions in school history.
2002 Season

All-Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference first-team selection...Named the school's Male Athlete of the Year...Led the team with a career-high 56 receptions for 808 yards (14.4 avg) and ten touchdowns...Only Larry Boldin (58 in 1985) had more catches in a season for the Gusties...Gained 397 yards on 13 kickoff returns (30.5 avg) and 31 yards on four punt returns (7.8 avg)...Blocked three kicks and ran for 61 yards on six reverses (10.2 avg)...Also attempted a pass.

All-MIAC first-team choice...Started every game, catching 54 passes for 876 yards (16.2 avg) and a school season-record 14 touchdowns, topping the previous mark of 12 scoring grabs by Chris Swansson in 1998...His 54 receptions rank third on the Gusties' season-record list while only Larry Boldin (889 yards in 1985) gained more yards receiving in a season at Gustavus Adolphus...Added 13 yards on four carries (3.2 avg).

Played in every game, finishing second on the team with 34 catches for 548 yards (16.1 avg) and five touchdowns...Rushed twice for 18 yards and a score...Had a 12-yard kickoff return.

Played on the junior varsity most of the year...Appeared in one game with the varsity late in the season, but did not catch any passes.

Played on the junior varsity.

Joined the Wake Forest team as a walk-on, but overslept through a morning practice and was cut from the squad.

31 7/8 9 5/8 28 4.51 2.65 1.62 38 10'5" 3.95 6.72

1999 01 00 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.00 0.00

2000 10 10 34 548 16.1 5 97 3.40 54.80

2001 10 10 54 876 16.2 14 63 5.40 87.60

2002 10 10 56 808 14.4 10 44 5.60 80.80

TOTAL 31 30 144 2232 15.5 29 97 4.65 72.00

YEAR NO YARDS AVG TD LONG NO YARDS AVG TD LONG

2000 1 12 12.0 0 12

2002 13 397 30.5 0 69 4 31 7.8 0 31

TOTAL 13 397 30.5 0 69 5 43 8.6 0 31
RUSHING STATISTICS
YEAR NO YARDS AVG TD LONG

2000 2 18 9.0 1 9

2001 4 13 3.2 0 5

2002 6 61 10.2 0 21