KELLY GREGG RUMORS & GOSSIP

Gregg says no hard feelings toward Ravens

Kelly Gregg, who signed with the Kansas City Chiefs on Saturday, said he wasn't surprised by the Ravens cutting him last week. Gregg had been the Ravens' starting nose tackle since 2002. The Ravens created $3.5 million in cap space by releasing him. "I go back to the salary cap purge in Baltimore when we let Rob Burnett go," Gregg said. "We didn't think that would happen, but it...
Via Baltimore Sun  |  July 31, 2011

Kelly Gregg Is the Perfect Fit at NT for the Kansas City Chiefs Defense

NT Kelly Gregg will now be seeing quarterback Matt Cassel every day in practice as the newest member of the Chiefs After the Chiefs lost veterans Ron Edwards and Shaun Smith to free agency earlier this week, Kansas City fans and media began to focus intently on the team’s gaping hole at nose tackle heading into training camp. Hardly anyone believed that a combination of three...
Via KC Chiefs Blitz  |  July 31, 2011

My Thoughts On Kelly Gregg Joining The Kansas City Chiefs

I sent Patrick Allen, FanSided’s Kansas City Chiefs blogger, my thoughts … [visit site to read more]
Via Ebony Bird  |  July 30, 2011

Chiefs Sign Kelly Gregg To A One Year Deal

Baltimore Ravens Veteran Kelly Gregg has signed with the Kansas City Chiefs. The 34 … [visit site to read more]
Via Ebony Bird  |  July 30, 2011

The Baltimore Ravens release DT Kelly Gregg

The Ravens have released 34-year old DT Kelly Gregg.  Gregg played in 16 games for the Ravens last year and he had 38 tackles including 1 tackle for a loss.  Gregg played in 134 games in his 9 years with the Ravens and he had 510 tackles, 34 tackles for a loss, 19.5 sacks, 2 forced fumbles, he recovered 6 fumbles and he defensed 9 passes.  The Ravens want to get younger at DT...
Via Ravens Locker  |  July 26, 2011
STILL NOT WELCOME BACK

Ravens to release McGahee

The lockout is over!  Now players can go to their team's training complex and finally get to work.  Well, except those guys that aren't wanted anymore.  The Baltimore Ravens told Willis McGahee and others that they'll be released on Thursday.

Via Pro Sports Daily  |  July 25, 2011

Gregg achieves personal mark

After sitting out the 2008 season after undergoing microfracture surgery on his left knee, Kelly Gregg appears to be rounding into his usual, effective form. The biggest indicator is that the defensive tackle has achieved something he had never done before: register a sack in three consecutive games. Gregg has taken down Chicago’s Jay Cutler, Pittburgh’s Ben Roethlisberger and...
Via Baltimore Sun  |  January 09, 2010

Kelly Gregg does not want to be Samuel L. Jackson

Let me elaborate. The Ravens defensive tackle does not want to be known as "Mr. Glass," the frail character whose bones break easily in the M. Night Shyamalan film "Unbreakable." Gregg, who missed last season due to microfracture surgery on his left knee, did not play in Saturday's 17-13 victory over the Carolina Panthers due to a sprained shoulder suffered in the one-point win...
Via Baltimore Sun  |  August 31, 2009

Kelly Gregg is chomping at the bit to get back

It was extremely hard for Kelly Gregg to sit and watch his team mates practice last season when he was sidelined with a knee injury that would require microsurgery to get him back to normal, which thankfully at this point he seems to be. He said it killed him to be out of the game, and he spent way too much time at the buffet. But Gregg is back as strong as ever and that should bode...
Via Ravens Roost  |  August 10, 2009

Ravens NT Kelly Gregg Excited About Next Season

While most of the Ravens are enjoying their offseason visiting family or taking exotic vacations, defensive tackle Kelly Gregg is determined on...
Via GridironFans.com  |  February 12, 2009
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