AFC Notes: Browns, Ravens, Titans

Browns

Browns CB Greedy Williams said he is embracing being a second-round pick, despite many draft analysts pegging him as a first-round prospect. 

“I feel like God’s got a place for everybody and my place wasn’t going in the first round,” said Williams, via Scott Petrak of Browns Zone. “My place was to be in The Land and come build with a great team, great coaching staff and I’m just like happy to be here, ready to get to work with the vets and hopefully we’re going where we’re supposed to go.”

Browns HC Freddie Kitchens complimented Williams’ ability to “backpedal” and “close on the ball.”

“He’s smooth. He transitions well from his backpedal and he can close on the ball,” coach Freddie Kitchens said of his first impression. “He’s long, of course, and then he competes,” said Kitchens. 

Ravens

• Ravens HC John Harbaugh praised undrafted WR Joe Horn Jr, who is trying out at their rookie minicamp, and said he played like his father, former Saints WR Joe Horn: “What struck me is he looked a lot like Joe Horn.” (Jamison Hensley)

Titans

• Regarding the possibility of signing free agent DE Ndamukong Suh, Jim Wyatt of the team’s official site has not heard any “internal buzz” but points out the Suh has a “level of comfort” with Titans DL coach Terrell Williams. 
• Wyatt expects Titans OL Ben Jones to continue playing at center, while Kevin Pamphile, Corey Levin, Nate Davis, and Aaron Stinnie among others will compete for the starting right guard role. 
• Wyatt believes Titans WR Darius Jennings is the best kick returner on the team, but admits it’s still “too early” to make predictions on who the 2019 starter will be.