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Defensive end Jarius Wynn rounded out his college career at the University of Georgia with his finest performances, and the sixth-round pick will look to continue that improvement with the Packers.
Wynn, who was selected with the No. 182 overall pick, didn't put up staggering numbers as a senior for the Bulldogs, playing in 13 games with seven starts and registering 24 tackles and three sacks. But his production increased at the end of the season as he made a career-high six stops in the regular-season finale vs. Georgia Tech, and followed that up with two sacks in Georgia's Capital One Bowl victory over Michigan State.
Wynn came to Georgia after two seasons at Georgia Military College, a junior college he attended in order to improve his academics. He earned second-team National Junior College Athletic Association All-American honors there in 2006 as he posted 21 tackles, including a team-best eight for loss, two sacks and four forced fumbles.
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Wynn, who was selected with the No. 182 overall pick, didn't put up staggering numbers as a senior for the Bulldogs, playing in 13 games with seven starts and registering 24 tackles and three sacks. But his production increased at the end of the season as he made a career-high six stops in the regular-season finale vs. Georgia Tech, and followed that up with two sacks in Georgia's Capital One Bowl victory over Michigan State.
Wynn came to Georgia after two seasons at Georgia Military College, a junior college he attended in order to improve his academics. He earned second-team National Junior College Athletic Association All-American honors there in 2006 as he posted 21 tackles, including a team-best eight for loss, two sacks and four forced fumbles.
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