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    Fraley joins Rams

    From NFL Network:



    Veteran offensive lineman Hank Fraley has agreed to terms with the St. Louis Rams, according to his agent, Ralph Cindrich.
    Fraley, who was released by the Browns before the start of free agency, can play both center and guard. He had been in negotiations with the Rams over the last several days and also had been scheduled to meet with the Chiefs.
    Fraley, a starter throughout his 10 seasons with the Eagles and Browns, started four games last season.
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