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Cedric Gray Listed Among Rookies Who Could Thrive in First NFL Season


Linebacker is a tough position to find immediate success in the NFL. Playing both the run and pass from the heart of the formation brings so many responsibilities. That's where comes in. At 6'2" and 234 pounds, Gray is one heck of an athlete who isn't afraid to throw his body around. Gray has both the tools and the opportunity in front of him. (Bleacher Report)

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Cedric Gray Listed Among Rookies Who Could Thrive in First NFL Season