The Anglican Church does not necessarily qualify as "Protestant."  I realize that.  The problem is that within the Anglican Church one Church might have a very high theology of the Sacraments, whereas another one might have a very low theology.  If you belong to an Anglican Church that has almost an indistinguishable theology of the Sacraments from that of the Catholic Church, then, quite obviously you will see the priesthood similarly to how we Catholics see priesthood.  

It is difficult, I realize to talk about what "Protestants" believe because there are so many sects that believe contradictory things and varied things.  However, in general, Protestants and Catholics do not see what it means to be clergy in the same way.  They are very different.  This is what people like Bill forget when they write articles like this.  He is looking at the priesthood through the lens of his Presbyterian Faith, not realizing you cannot impute Presbyterian theology onto Catholic Sacraments.