The Browns of Cleveland add to their defense in a free agency by bringing a former secondary of Tennessee Titans.
Compared to Mary Kay Cabot de Cleveland.com, The Browns accepted conditions with the former Titans secondary, Jerome Baker, who played in five games and made three departures for Tennessee last season after being exchanged at Nashville des Seahawks de Seattle in October.
Originally from Cleveland and former Ohio State Buckeyes competition, Baker now has the chance to return to Ohio and play for his hometown team. The Browns will mark their third team in less than a year.
Baker managed 24 plated in total, a bag and two pass ruptures during his stay with the Titans. In total, he played 275 defensive shots with Tennessee.
It is possible that the Titans were able to sign Baker, but probably chose to go in a different direction. He told journalists when he arrived in Nashville that he wanted to sign with the Titans of the last season before ending up with Seattle for a one -year contract of $ 7 million.
“To be honest, I really wanted to come here, I think the essential was only the negotiation of the contract and everything did not work”, ” Baker said via the journalist ESPN Turron Davenport. “But as regards the people of the building, the coaches here, I really appreciate it here. It simply did not work with the contract.”
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