K’Waun Williams was a great find by general manager Ray Farmer, developing into one of the best additions of the offseason. He has developed into a good complement to Joe Haden and can still improve to be even better.Ģ015 Outlook: Likely to Return Major Contributor K’Waun Williams I believe the Browns will make him one of the top priorities to re-sign.
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Skrine is an unrestricted free agent this offseason. He just needs to improve on his ball skills when the ball is in the air and his consistency to play top notch coverage. Skrine does struggle with penalties and making plays on the ball, but in most of the cases, he stays with his man and tracks his man very well. According to ProFootballFocus, among all NFL cornerbacks who played 75% of the snaps, Skrine ranked ninth in lowest completion percentage for passes in his coverage area (56.9%) and 16 th in lowest quarterback rating for passes into his coverage area (86.9).
This season, he posted 62 solo tackles, 67 combined tackles, four interceptions, and 18 passes defended. 6: Defensive Lineīuster Skrine might be one of the most underrated players on the Browns. His presence on the defense makes it a lot more difficult to throw against.Ģ015 Outlook: Starting Number One Corner Huge Contributor Buster Skrine Jan. He shuts down or slows down the opposing team’s best receiver and allows the rest of the defense to focus on the other members of the offense. Haden is the defense’s best player and will be in the Browns’ secondary for years to come. Haden would have had a better season if he has not started off injured and struggled through the first few games of the season. This is incredible because he was always assigned to cover the opposing teams best receiver every snap. According to ProFootballFocus, among all NFL cornerbacks who played 75% of the snaps, Haden ranked sixth in lowest completion percentage for passes in his coverage area (53.1%) and eighth in lowest quarterback rating for passes into his coverage area (75.9). This past season, he had 71 solo tackles, 73 combined tackles, three interceptions, 20 passes defended, and one forced fumble. Joe Haden is one of the best corners in the league and a true number one corner for the Browns. So let’s go through the players who made up the 2014 Cleveland Browns’ cornerback unit. That’s not even counting Justin Gilbert, the Browns number one pick last year. The secondary has number one corner in Joe Haden and three solid young corners who can develop into the league’s best secondary. The Browns were able to hold opposing quarterbacks this season to a combined 74.1 quarterback rating and 57.1% completion percentage, both rank as the lowest in the NFL. The team’s overall pass defense was much improved over previous seasons, ranking eighth in fewest passing yards allowed in the NFL (3,592 total passing yards and 225 yards passing/game). In the 2014 season, the Cleveland Browns’ cornerback group really developed into one of the stronger positions on the team.
The team showed some glimpses of promise and some other areas of concern. It was a tough season for the Cleveland Browns, falling in five straight games to end the season at 7-9. No portion of this site may be reproduced without the express written permission of the Las Vegas Raiders.Over the next many weeks, I will be reviewing and discussing the performance of the 2014 Cleveland Browns position by position.
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