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Both players look like they’ll make the opening week roster behind Jim Kleinsasser and Jermaine Wiggins.

It could cause Angulo to be cut later this week. Richard Owens would likely make the roster instead.

The Vikings may only carry three tight ends now.

Jacksonville still has three tight ends: Marcedes Lewis, George Wrighster, and Greg Estandia.

Angulo was a favorite of Jaguars assistant head coach Mike Tice when they were together in Minnesota but is currently fourth on the depth chart at best.

Angulo has one catch for 11 yards in his four-year career.

The 6'7/270-pounder caught eight passes for 81 yards and a score in 2007. A Mike Tice favorite, Angulo will battle to be Marcedes Lewis’ top backup.

The 6-7/260-pound Angulo is a favorite of offensive assistant Mike Tice from their days together in Minnesota. He’ll back up starter Marcedes Lewis.

Bolen was an undrafted free agent from Louisville. Jags assistant Mike Tice loved Angulo, but the team is keeping explosive rookie Zach Miller over him. With McCree gone, Gerald Alexander will be the No. 3 safety.

You know Mike Tice is on staff if the team is giving Angulo another shot. A longtime Tice favorite, Angulo has been with six different teams and has 17 career catches. Peterman ran a sub-4.5 at his Pro Day coming out of Northwestern in 2009, but went undrafted in April and is a big long shot.