CLEVELAND -- The Browns arent letting lockdown cornerback Joe Haden get away. http://www.nflfalconsus.com/Womens-Devonta-Freeman-Authentic-Jersey/ . Haden signed a five-year, $68 million extension with Cleveland on Monday, the total value of the contract surpassing cornerback Richard Shermans four-year, $57 million agreement last week with the Seattle Seahawks. Hadens contract runs through the 2019 season and includes $45 million guaranteed, agent Drew Rosenhaus told The Associated Press. The package also contains a $14 million signing bonus. One of the AFCs top defensive backs and one of Clevelands most popular athletes, Haden made his first Pro Bowl last season, his fourth with the team. The Browns selected him with the No. 7 overall pick in 2010. "Joes a good, young player whos made a commitment to our organization, and hes somebody with whom we want to move forward in order to advance our football team," general manager Ray Farmer said in a statement. "Hes a great person. Hes the right guy to both build with and build around as we attempt to become an elite football team. "When we talk about identifying talent, building through the draft, developing solid players and retaining them, Joe Hadens at the top of the list." Haden posted a photo on Twitter of him signing his new contract. Signing Haden to a long-term deal was a priority for Cleveland this off-season. During the draft, the team selected Oklahoma State cornerback Justin Gilbert early in the first round to play opposite Haden. Last season, Haden had four interceptions, recorded 60 tackles and was credited with 21 passes defenced. He had his first career multiple-interception game and scored his first touchdown, returning an interception 29 yards at Cincinnati on Nov. 17. According to STATS, Hadens 21 passes defenced in 2013 tied for third in the NFL and his 67 since joining the Browns four years ago are second in the league during that span. Haden averages 1.19 passes defenced per game, the second-highest average among players with 50-plus PBUs since at least 1994. For the most part, Haden has been an exemplary player and citizen since joining the Browns. His only major misstep was the four-game suspension he received in 2012 for violating the leagues substance abuse policy after he tested positive for the stimulant Adderall. First-year Browns coach Mike Pettine is thrilled to have Haden for several years. "Its important for us to extend our core players and continue to grow with guys that represent everything we want this team to be: tough, hard-working and passionate," Pettine said. "Joe obviously loves his teammates, and he loves this city. I know he wants to keep growing and improving as a player. Thats what we need, and thats what we want." With Hadens contract situation resolved, the Browns are expected to focus on getting Pro Bowl tight end Jordan Cameron signed to a long-term deal. Cameron had a breakout season in 2013, making 80 catches for 917 yards and seven TDs. Cameron is in the final season of his contract and has reportedly turned down two offers from the Browns. At Clevelands recent voluntary minicamp, Cameron said hes blocking out any discussion about negotiations to improve. "Ive got a lot of stuff to work on," he said. "Im not anywhere near where I can be. I still have a lot to prove to myself, and Im willing to work." Devonta Freeman Womens Jersey . Chiumientos goal moments into injury time gave the Whitecaps a last-minute 1-1 tie with the San Jose Earthquakes in Major League Soccer action on a cold, wet and windy night before a crowd of 15,608 at Empire Field. Authentic Prince Shembo Jersey . 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Brady Brassart and Jake Virtanen supplied the offence for the Hitmen (29-9-5), who sit first in the East. Dawson MacAuley made 29 saves for Regina as Chris Driedger turned aside 28 shots for Calgary. --- BRONCOS 5 BLADES 0 SWIFT CURRENT, Sask. -- Eetu Laurikainen stopped 25 shots for his second shutout of the season as the Broncos handed Saskatoon its fourth loss in a row. Brett Lernout, Jay Merkley and Nathan Burns each had a goal and an assist for Swift Current (23-15-6) while Graham Black and Codo Gordon had three assists apiece. Glenn Gawdin and Brycen Martin also scored for the Broncos. Troy Trombley turned away 32-of-37 shots for the Blades (12-30-4). --- RAIDERS 4 WHEAT KINGS 3 BRANDON, Man. -- Prince Alberts Leon Draisaitl and Carson Perreaux scored eight second apart in the second period as the Raiders held on to defeat the Wheat Kings. Mackenze Stewart and Jayden Hart also scored for Prince Albert (22-18-2), which led 4-1 after 40 minutes of action. Ryan Pulock had a goal and an assist for Brandon (22-17-4) while John Quenneville and Jens Meilleur added the others. Cole Cheveldave made 36 saves for the Raiders. Curtis Honey gave up three goals on 13 shots and was pulled foor Jordan Papirny, who stopped 12-of-13 shots in defeat. http://www.nflfalconsus.com/Womens-Prince-Shembo-Authentic-Jersey/. --- ROCKETS 5 HURRICANES 1 LETHBRIDGE, Alta. -- Damon Severson and Nick Merkley each had a goal and an assist as Kelowna toppled the Hurricanes. Ryan Olsen, Myles Bell and Jesse Lees also scored for the Rockets (34-5-2) while Mitchell Wheaton and Justin Kirkland had two assists apiece. Giorgio Estephan scored the lone goal for Lethbridge (9-31-5). Jackson Whistle made 33 saves for Kelowna as Jonny Hogue stopped 25-of-30 shots for the Hurricanes. --- CHIEFS 6 BLAZERS 3 SPOKANE, Wash. -- Six players recorded a multi-point game for the Chiefs as they doubled up Kamloops for their fourth win in a row. Mitch Holmberg, Dominic Zwerger, Riley Whittingham and Connor Chartier had a goal and an assist each for Spokane (26-13-2) while Mike Aviani and Hudson Elynuik had two assists apiece. Adam Helewka and Reid Gow added a goal each to round out their clubs offence. Collin Shirley had a pair of goals for the Blazers (10-29-4), who dropped their fourth straight contest, and Jesse Shynkaruk scored once. Garret Hughson made 22 saves for the Chiefs as Bolton Pouliot kicked out 24-of-29 shots for Kamloops. --- ROYALS 3 WINTERHAWKS 2 (SO) VICTORIA -- Coleman Vollrath made 38 saves and Jack Walker scored the winner as the Royals slipped past Portland by way of shootout. Ben Walker and Steven Hodges scored in regulation for Victoria (29-14-2) and Austin Carroll had two assists. Nicolas Petan and Brendan Leipsic each had a goal and an assist for the Winterhawks (26-12-5) and Derrick Pouliot had a pair of assists. Corbin Boes stopped 31-of-33 shots for Portland. --- GIANTS 6 COUGARS 4 VANCOUVER -- The Giants scored five times in the opening period and never looked back as they held off Prince George. Ty Ronning, Dominik Volek, Tim Traber, Jackson Houck, Joel Hamilton and Mason Geertsen scored for Vancouver (22-15-7). The Cougars (16-23-6) got goals from Marc McNulty, Zach Pochiro, Klarc Wilson and Tate Olsen. Jared Rathjen made 22 saves for the Giants. Ty Edmonds gave up four goals on 13 shots and was relieved by Adam Beukeboom, who stopped 25-of-27 shots in 49 minutes of action. --- SILVERTIPS 6 AMERICANS 3 EVERETT, Wash. -- Jujhar Khaira had two goals and two assists as the Silvertips defeated Tri-City to halt a four-game slide. Joshua Winquist had a goal and an assist for Everett (24-13-6) and Carson Stadnyk, Kohl Bauml and Patrick Bajkov each scored once. Justin Hamonic, Devon McAndrews and Lucas Nickels supplied the offence for the Americans (19-20-4). Daniel Cotton and Austin Lotz combined to make 12 saves on 15 shots for the Silvertips. Evan Sarthough stopped 34-of-40 shots for Tri-City. ' ' '
