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That might be addressed by the 6-5 350-pounder whose name is pronounced “ma-AK-kay kay-moy-AH-too.” Kemoeatu could be one of those young producers who drive their original teams crazy, in that they spent years developing him only to lose him to a rival.
In 2002, when Savage was a Baltimore personnel executive, the Ravens signed Kemoeatu as an undrafted rookie out of Utah. He didn’t break through as a full-time starter until 2005, starting to fulfill a 2003 Brian Billick prediction that he will become “a tremendous player.”
His only ’05 sack came in the season finale at Cleveland, but he’s good at tying up two blockers and letting linebackers make plays. He explodes off the snap and seems a better option than any nose tackle the Browns had last year.
In 2002, when Savage was a Baltimore personnel executive, the Ravens signed Kemoeatu as an undrafted rookie out of Utah. He didn’t break through as a full-time starter until 2005, starting to fulfill a 2003 Brian Billick prediction that he will become “a tremendous player.”
His only ’05 sack came in the season finale at Cleveland, but he’s good at tying up two blockers and letting linebackers make plays. He explodes off the snap and seems a better option than any nose tackle the Browns had last year.
