Baltimore Ravens reinforce with cornerback Kyle Fuller

Fuller, who has been selected to two Pro Bowls, had 15 interceptions in his first four years in the NFL, including a league-leading seven in 2018, when he was named to the All-Pro First Team.

Los Baltimore Ravens they reached an agreement for one season with the cornerback Kyle Fuller this Tuesday, bringing home a native of Baltimore while also shoring up their defensive secondary.

Fuller brings depth and experience behind cornerbacks Pro Bowl, Marlon Humphrey y Marcus Peters, who are both coming off season-ending injuries last year. last campaign, Baltimore he allowed the most passing yards (4,986) and gave up 31 touchdown passes, a losing record for the franchise.

before summing up the Fullerthe main alternates behind Humphrey y Peters they were the fourth round rookies Jalyn Armour-Davis y Damarion Williams.

Fuller30, had a rollercoaster year with the Denver Broncos in 2021, but he came out of the season believing he still has a lot of football left to give. He had signed a one-year, $9.5 million deal a year ago following being cut by the Chicago Bears.

He opened the season as one of the starters on the corners, but struggled almost immediately, and the rookie Pat Surtain II he quickly took his place in the starting lineup. Fuller he did not play in four of the final 11 games last season.

Part of it was due to bad luck Fullerfollowing Surtainwho was the Broncos’ first-round pick in last year’s draft, showed from the start of training camp that it wouldn’t be long before he grabbed the starting job. Surtain he became a starter in Week 2.

Fuller he did not return to the lineup as a regular until injuries to Surtain y Bryce Callahan force him into the starting slot job, something he hadn’t held during his career. NFL. The then head coach Vic Fangio consistently praised the provision of Fuller to take on that role down the stretch, “especially since I’ve never done it before in the NFL“.

Fullerwho has been selected to two Pro Bowlshad 15 interceptions in his first four years in the NFLincluding seven in 2018 to lead the league, when he was named to the first team All-Probut has only four in his last three seasons combined, including zero last season.

Information from Jeff Legwold was used in the writing of this note.

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