AFC North Division update

New additions part of a process in Baltimore.
Now that they’ve added Michael Crabtree (Oakland) and John Brown (Arizona), the next step will be getting the new pass-catchers up to speed with quarterback Joe Flacco.
“Look at the great passing games, it’s because they’re precise,” head coach John Harbaugh told espn.com at the NFL Annual Meeting in Orlando, Fla. “You can go back to Raymond Berry and Johnny (Unitas) in Baltimore.
I mean, how hard did they work at it?
“That’s what it takes.
Josh Woodrum, who spent last season on the practice squad and has never thrown a pass in a regular-season game, had been the only other quarterback on the roster.
We need to get better closing people out at the end of games.
We can’t do that.” The trade with Buffalo that brought left tackle Cordy Glenn to Cincinnati didn’t answer all of the Bengals’ questions along the offensive line.
Cincinnati retained tight end Tyler Eifert, reportedly on a one-year deal, prior to the outset of free agency.
“It’s going to be because of the new mindset of the players that are returning to this team.” The Browns had signed in free agency or traded for 12 players by the end of March, including quarterbacks Tyrod Taylor (Buffalo) and Drew Stanton (Arizona) and three defensive backs (cornerbacks Terrance Mitchell of Kansas City and E.J.