Draft Scout Snapshot: A closer look at the Ravens' picks: Round 4/98 - Gino Gradkowski, C/G, 6-3, 300, Delaware...Gradkowski is making an adjustment to a much higher level of football. Smart and tough, he's the younger brother of quarterback Bruce Gradkowski. - The Sports Xchange
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01/18/13 - C Gino Gradkowski (concussion) passed his baseline test and is expected to play Sunday.
10/29/12 - C Gino Gradkowski is another player the Ravens are evaluating as a potential contributor on the offensive line.
05/09/12 - OG Gino Gradowski, a fourth-round pick of the Ravens in the 2012 NFL Draft, agreed to a four-year deal.
Gradkowski, a West Virginia transfer and All-American center at Delaware, was marked as a very good athlete by the Ravens. He will cross-train at guard and center with the long-term plan of replacing six-time Pro Bowl center Matt Birk.
Gradkowski is the younger brother of NFL quarterback Bruce Gradkowski.
04/30/12 - A closer look at the Ravens' picks: Round 4/98 - Gino Gradkowski, C/G, 6-3, 300, Delaware...Gradkowski is making an adjustment to a much higher level of football. Smart and tough, he's the younger brother of quarterback Bruce Gradkowski. - The Sports Xchange
04/30/12 - A two-time All-Colonial Athletic Association selection who transferred from West Virginia, Gradkowski ran the 40-yard dash in 5.25 seconds at his Pro Day workout and bench-pressed 225 pounds 29 times with a 28 1/2 inch vertical leap, an 8-7 broad jump, a 4.78 20-yard shuttle and a 7.75 three-cone drill. "I definitely take pride in being athletic," Gradkowski said. "I played basketball in high school. That's where I got my athleticism from. I'm good in space at blocking the secondary guys. I take a lot of pride in my ability to understand offenses and defenses. Mentally-wise, I bring a lot to the table." "It's good that I played all three inside positions at Delaware. My versatility, bouncing around the inside, obviously helps. Anybody that goes to the NFL wants to be a starter. That's my goal. If I need to be that swing man as a backup my first year, that's fine. I want to compete for a starting job." Gradkowski said he tries to emulate veteran NFL centers like Birk and Green Bay Packers center Jeff Saturday. "I'm just a hard-nosed guy, a hard worker," Gradkowski said. "I played at Delaware and we did a lot of pulling and stuff like that. So, I feel good in space and I feel like athleticism is one of my strong points. So, definitely versatility is also is my strong point." - The Sports Xchange
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