JABAAL SHEARD RUMORS

Draft Outlook: Defensive Ends

With 2011 rookie Jabaal Sheard showing progress against opposing right tackles, the Browns could look to add another pure pass rusher – which can be found this year
Via cle.scout.com  |  April 17, 2012

The Best Browns Since 1999 – Defensive Ends

It says an awful lot about the season that Jabaal Sheard had as a rookie that he dominated the competition here.  Granted the competition was a bit skewed because the Browns played 3-4 so long and especially during Kamerion Wimbley’s time in Cleveland.  Still, there are a lot of years of defensive ends that Sheard had to compete against for the honor of being number one in...
Via Waiting For Next Year  |  February 20, 2012

Prospect Profile: Melvin Ingram

With DE Jabaal Sheard coming off a productive rookie season, the Browns hope to solidify the RDE position this off-season. In looking to fill the DE spots with youth and athleticism, the Browns hope to complete the defensive line with another dynamic presence prior to the 2012 season.
Via cle.scout.com  |  February 09, 2012

Why The Cleveland Browns Defensive Line Should Make Us Hopeful In 2012

The 2011 Cleveland Browns draft picks were met with mixed reviews, but were selected based on one key need for the Browns in 2011: the defensive line. Two of the top draft picks, Phil Taylor and Jabaal Sheard, were able to make plays and have an impact in their first year as professional football players. Taylor and Sheard finished 7th and 8th on the team in tackles, and Sheard leading...
Via Rant Sports  |  January 29, 2012

Sheard making life miserable for quarterbacks

BEREA, Ohio -- The Browns have been looking for a dominating pass rusher for a long time and they might have found one in rookie Jabaal Sheard. The second-round draft choice from Pitt leads the team with 7.5 sacks and seems to be playing better as the season goes along. He has five sacks in the last five games. Sheard is second among AFC rookies to the Broncos' Von Miller, who...
Via Fox Sports Ohio  |  December 21, 2011

Search May End at Sheard

In the Browns' search for a pass-rushing defensive end, that search may have ended with rookie Jabaal Sheard.
Via cle.scout.com  |  December 21, 2011

Projecting the Browns Pass Rush

Yesterday in the loss to the Cardinals, Jabaal Sheard scored two sacks to bring his total for the year up to 7.5.  That’s a great start to a Browns career.  He passed Michael Dean Perry to stand alone as the second most prolific rookie sacker behind only Kamerion Wimbley who had 11 in 2006.  Sheard has had some growing pains at times this year, but it appears that he is...
Via Waiting For Next Year  |  December 19, 2011

Browns Jabaal Sheard & Chris Gocong Played Great But Couldn't Stop Arizona

Chris Gocong and Jabaal Sheard really stepped up big yesterday for the Cleveland Browns. The problem was they couldn't stop the Cardinals from getting into field goal range for Dick Jauron’s Cleveland Defense. For most of the game Sheard was able to get pressure on John Skelton, when the Browns were trying to win in overtime Skelton was able to find Larry Fitzgerald for...
Via Cleveland Sports 360  |  December 19, 2011

In another dark season, Jabaal Sheard provides a bright spot of hope for Cleveland Browns defense

Rookie defensive end Jabaal Sheard already looks like the best pass rusher the Browns have produced in decades. Thursday night in Pittsburgh he can further that case.
Via Cleveland.com  |  December 06, 2011

Jabaal Sheard is the only bright spot for the Cleveland Browns right now, says Dennis Manoloff (SBTV)

Plain Dealer reporter also says Browns' special teams are not where they were a season ago.
Via Cleveland.com  |  December 06, 2011
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