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| − | + | A staff restaurant <a href=" http://madebywe.org/eriacta-yerevan ">was ist eriacta</a> Switching from a 4-3 to a 3-4 defense required the Browns to revamp their defensive line and they did so by signing Bryant in free agency. He is listed as a tackle but can also play end. He will move inside in some 4-2-5 alignments. Wherever he sets up, Bryant's main job will be rushing the quarterback. The Browns want to attack on defense, and that starts up front with Bryant. Run defense has been an issue for years, but the Browns are hopeful Taylor and Rubin, a combined 665 pounds, will create enough of a traffic jam for the linebackers to swoop in and make the tackles. Rubin, bothered by a calf injury the first half of the 2012 season, made 44 tackles last year after posting 82 in 2010 and 83 in 2011. He is healthy again and quick enough to chase ball carriers downfield. Taylor, like Rubin, is coming off an injury-hampered season. He missed the first eight games recovering from a torn pectoral muscle and made only 14 tackles after making 59 stops as a rookie. The Browns are deep on the line despite moving Jabaal Sheard from end to outside linebacker. Winn, an end in college, can back up Desmond Bryant and Hughes (34 tackles last year) can rotate with Rubin. Kitchen is another load at 330 pounds. He made no starts last year but played in 15 games and totaled 18 tackles. Armonty Bryant showed quickness in minicamp, but he is on a short leash; he was arrested for DUI less than a week after being drafted. While in college at East Central Oklahoma he was arrested for selling marijuana to an undercover agent. The Browns want to keep a strong rotation going so Desmond Bryant, Taylor and Rubin will be fresh in the fourth quarter. Opponents rushed for 14 touchdowns last season. The Browns want that number reduced. | |
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A staff restaurant <a href=" http://madebywe.org/eriacta-yerevan ">was ist eriacta</a> Switching from a 4-3 to a 3-4 defense required the Browns to revamp their defensive line and they did so by signing Bryant in free agency. He is listed as a tackle but can also play end. He will move inside in some 4-2-5 alignments. Wherever he sets up, Bryant's main job will be rushing the quarterback. The Browns want to attack on defense, and that starts up front with Bryant. Run defense has been an issue for years, but the Browns are hopeful Taylor and Rubin, a combined 665 pounds, will create enough of a traffic jam for the linebackers to swoop in and make the tackles. Rubin, bothered by a calf injury the first half of the 2012 season, made 44 tackles last year after posting 82 in 2010 and 83 in 2011. He is healthy again and quick enough to chase ball carriers downfield. Taylor, like Rubin, is coming off an injury-hampered season. He missed the first eight games recovering from a torn pectoral muscle and made only 14 tackles after making 59 stops as a rookie. The Browns are deep on the line despite moving Jabaal Sheard from end to outside linebacker. Winn, an end in college, can back up Desmond Bryant and Hughes (34 tackles last year) can rotate with Rubin. Kitchen is another load at 330 pounds. He made no starts last year but played in 15 games and totaled 18 tackles. Armonty Bryant showed quickness in minicamp, but he is on a short leash; he was arrested for DUI less than a week after being drafted. While in college at East Central Oklahoma he was arrested for selling marijuana to an undercover agent. The Browns want to keep a strong rotation going so Desmond Bryant, Taylor and Rubin will be fresh in the fourth quarter. Opponents rushed for 14 touchdowns last season. The Browns want that number reduced.
