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COMMUNITY<br />

ADMIN. &<br />

COACHES<br />

MOLL<br />

LAMBEAU RECORDS &<br />

DRAFT &<br />

MISC. FIELD HISTORY 2008 REVIEW FREE AGENTS<br />

VETERANS<br />

college<br />

A four-time letterman and two-year<br />

starter for the Wolf Pack (2003 at tight<br />

end, 2005 at offensive tackle)…Posted four touchdowns<br />

among only 11 career receptions in his three active seasons<br />

at tight end…Majored in health education…Senior<br />

season (2005): In his only season as an offensive lineman,<br />

started all 12 games at right tackle…Had moved to<br />

the offensive line from tight end during spring practice,<br />

adding 45 pounds to his frame during the offseason to<br />

get ready for the switch…Flourished in his maiden season<br />

at tackle, earning first-team All-WAC honors…Also<br />

saw the team suddenly be<strong>com</strong>e successful, going 9-3 to<br />

earn its first bowl appearance since 1996 and a share of<br />

the conference championship, after averaging less than five<br />

wins per season (4.7) during his initial four years at the<br />

school…Did not miss an offensive snap – or a practice,<br />

for that matter – through all 12 of the team’s games (942<br />

offensive snaps)…Helped Nevada rank among the nation’s<br />

leaders in both total offense (14th, 449.3 yards per game)<br />

and rushing offense (22nd, 199.5 yards per game)…Was<br />

part of 623-yard offensive performance, including 369 on<br />

the ground, in 49-48, overtime victory over Central Florida<br />

in Hawaii Bowl (Dec. 24)…Was given the team’s ‘Fireman<br />

Award’ for versatility…Junior season (2004): Played in<br />

all 12 games as a backup tight end…Did make two starts<br />

when the Wolf Pack opened with two tight ends…Caught<br />

five passes for 40 yards and two touchdowns…Pulled in<br />

career-long 21-yard catch in 31-13 win over Buffalo (Sept.<br />

18)…Sophomore season (2003): Started all 11 games<br />

in his first season as Nevada’s starting tight end…Made six<br />

receptions for 67 yards and two touchdowns…Had a season-high<br />

three catches for 37 yards in victory at San Jose<br />

State (Sept. 18), including a 20-yard TD grab late in the first<br />

half…Redshirt freshman season (2002): Saw action<br />

as a 256-pound reserve tight end, along with special-teams<br />

duties, in his redshirt freshman season…Played in eight<br />

games, missing one contest due to food poisoning…Did<br />

not catch a pass…Had been voted ‘Most Improved Offensive<br />

Lineman/Tight End’ during spring practice leading up<br />

to the season.<br />

Year Team GP GS<br />

2006 Green Bay. ..............16 10<br />

2007 Green Bay. ...............9 3<br />

2008 Green Bay. ..............14 5<br />

<strong>NFL</strong> totals (three years) .......39 18<br />

Postseason ..................2 0<br />

Additional statistics: Miscellaneous tackles —<br />

1 in 2006. Miscellaneous fumble recoveries — 2 in 2007, 1 in 2008; <strong>NFL</strong> total: 3.<br />

<strong>NFL</strong> debut/first start: vs. Chicago, 9/10/06<br />

personal<br />

To n y Mo l l’s Pr o Ga m e s Pl a y e d/St a r t e d<br />

Given name Anthony Gene Moll…Name<br />

is pronounced MAHL…Born in Sonoma,<br />

Calif….Single…Is very family-oriented; he and his two<br />

brothers never miss spending a major holiday at home…<br />

High school: Was a first-team all-league selection as a<br />

defensive end and tight end at Sonoma (Calif.) Valley High<br />

School…Additionally was named ‘All-Redwood Empire’ as<br />

a DE…Earned two letters in both football and basketball, in<br />

addition to one as a member of the baseball team…Was<br />

presented with a ‘Youth Service Award’ by The Santa Rosa<br />

Press Democrat as a senior for outstanding <strong>com</strong>munity<br />

service work…Community involvement: Ate dinner<br />

and played games with patients at the annual Families of<br />

Children with Cancer holiday party in De Pere, Wis., the<br />

past three years…Also participated in the Edgar Bennett<br />

Celebrity Bowl-A-Thon, and dinners to benefit the Donald<br />

Driver Foundation…Played with Beaumont Elementary<br />

School students and spread woodchips around playground<br />

equipment at United Way Hometown Huddle event in Green<br />

Bay…Participated in ‘Pros vs. GI Joes’ event, playing an<br />

Xbox game against a soldier overseas and mingling with<br />

soldiers’ families in attendance…Coached a Little League<br />

baseball team, the Tigers, in Sonoma, Calif., while a high<br />

school senior…Hobbies/interests: While a college student,<br />

did construction work and drew house plans for his<br />

uncle’s contracting firm in Carson City, Nev. ...Hobbies include<br />

hunting, fishing, golfing, paintballing, frisbee golfing,<br />

skiing, wakeboarding, coaching youth sports, and eating<br />

sushi...Says earning the start in his hometown, at San Francisco,<br />

Dec. 10, is the biggest thrill of his young professional<br />

career...Teammates say he spends way too much time with<br />

his dog, Philly...Residence: Sonoma, Calif.<br />

CAREER TRANSACTIONS<br />

u2006 Selected by Green Bay Packers as second of two<br />

fifth-round selections (165th overall) of ’06 <strong>NFL</strong><br />

Draft, April 30…Signed first contract, July 18.<br />

CURRENT CONTRACT EXPIRATION: After 2009<br />

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