Paul Kruger
BEREA, OH - MAY 10: Cleveland Browns owner Jimmy Haslam talks with Paul Kruger during rookie camp at the Cleveland Browns Training facility on May 10, 2013 in Cleveland, Ohio.
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Yeah, definitely ... Me not being a rookie anymore, embracing the playbook more and watching Paul Kruger and Dannell Ellerbe last eyar, it gives me a lot of inspiration to do better. I'm a lot more comfortable on special teams and I have a lot more experience to do it now.
The Ravens are an unflappable organization built on a consistent approach to the draft. So even after losing Ed Reed, Ray Lewis, Anquan Boldin, Paul Kruger and Bernard Pollard, Baltimore patiently waited to rebuild through the draft rather than pay retail prices in free agency ... The result is that the Ravens picked at least two guys (Elam and Brown) who should start right away and three or four other players who could be significant contributors. In particular, Elam has a chance to be an excellent player, as long as fans aren't expecting the second coming of Reed. This is the kind of approach that has kept long term success sustainable in Baltimore.
I’m excited for these guys ... They are hard workers, they are talented and they have bright futures. I’m looking forward to seeing where they are going and maybe getting one in Cleveland. But I’ve told them to just let it happen, to not worry about where you are going to go.More quotes »
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Browns | Jabaal Sheard thinks four OLBs can have impact
LB Jabaal Sheard said he believes he can be part of an impactful outside linebacker rotation with LB Barkevious Mingo, LB Paul Kruger and LB Quentin Groves this season. "It's a long game, and you're going to need a rotation throughout, and it's a long season from KFFL Read more »
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Why Ravens fans believe they have the best team in the AFC!
commodity as a pass rusher, and is the best player we have ever had opposite Terrell Suggs. Dumervil is a large upgrade over Paul Kruger, and the Ravens were able to sign him to a contract giving him only 5 years 26.5 million, with incentives up to 35 million. from Baltimore Beatdown Read more »
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The Other 31: Browns upgrade their defense but quarterback questions remain
G, Chadron State Analysis: The Browns’ new regime spent money in free agency to try to upgrade the team’s defense. Linebacker Paul Kruger was signed to a five-year, $40.5 million contract and defensive tackle Desmond Bryant was added for a five-year, $34 million from The Washington Post Read more »
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Cleveland Browns counting on Ray Horton to upgrade the defense: Terry Pluto
will be hired as a head coach in the near future. The two major free-agent signings were on defense: Outside linebacker Paul Kruger and defensive lineman Desmond Bryant. They received contracts worth up to a combined $74 million, with $35 million guaranteed. from Cleveland.com Read more »
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Stock Up, Stock Down Through NFL Rookie Camps
minds in the NFL: Norv Turner and Ray Horton. The Browns were very aggressive in free agency, landing outside linebacker Paul Kruger and defensive end Desmond Bryant. Then, they drafted talented speed rusher Barkevious Mingo in the first round, giving Horton from Bleacher Report Read more »