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Eddie Sutter

No. 54, 50

Position

Linebacker

Personal information

Born

October 3, 1969 (age 56)
Peoria, Illinois, U.S.

Height

6 ft 3 in (1.91 m)

Weight

240 lb (109 kg)

Career information

High school

Richwoods (IL)

College

Northwestern

NFL draft

1992: undrafted

Career history

* Offseason and/or practice squad member only

Awards and highlights

Second-team All-Big Ten (1990)
Big Ten Co-Freshman of the Year (1988)

Career NFL statistics

Tackles	38
Fumble recoveries	1
Stats at Pro Football Reference

Eddie Sutter (born October 3, 1969) is an American former professional football player who was a linebacker^[1] for five seasons in the National Football League (NFL) with the Cleveland Browns, Baltimore Ravens, and Atlanta Falcons. He played college football for the Northwestern Wildcats.

References

^ "Transactions". The New York Times. August 21, 1997. p. 6. Retrieved May 7, 2012.

Baltimore Ravens 1996 inaugural season roster

Head coach: Ted Marchibroda

v t e Big Ten Conference Football Player of the Year
Overall	1982: An. Carter 1983: Thorp 1984: Byars 1985: Long & L. White 1986: Harbaugh 1987: L. White & E. Jones 1988: A. Thompson 1989: A. Thompson
Offensive	1990: N. Bell & Rodgers & Vaughn & Duckett 1991: De. Howard 1992: Wheatley 1993: Moss 1994: Collins 1995: George 1996: Pace 1997: Enis & T. Banks 1998: Germaine & Brees 1999: Dayne 2000 Brees 2001: Randle El 2002: B. Banks 2003: Perry 2004: Edwards 2005: M. Robinson & Basanez 2006: T. Smith 2007: Mendenhall 2008: Greene 2009: Clay 2010: D. Robinson 2011: Ball 2012: Miller 2013: Miller 2014: Gordon 2015: Elliott 2016: Barkley 2017: Barkley 2018: Haskins 2019: Fields 2020: Fields 2021: Stroud 2022: Stroud 2023: Harrison Jr. 2024: Gabriel
Defensive	1990: Gardner & Brownlow 1991: L. Smith & Vincent 1992: Tovar & Zgonina 1993: Da. Howard & Wilkinson 1994: Da. Howard 1995: Fitzgerald 1996: Springs & Fitzgerald 1997: Woodson 1998: Arrington & Burke 1999: Brown 2000: Fletcher 2001: Foote 2002: Doss & Haynes 2003: W. Smith 2004: James 2005: Hawk 2006: Woodley 2007: Laurinaitis 2008: Laurinaitis 2009: Odrick & G. Jones 2010: Kerrigan 2011: Still 2012: Simon 2013: Borland 2014: Bosa 2015: Nassib 2016: Peppers 2017: Jewell 2018: Bush Jr. 2019: Young 2020: Nixon 2021: Hutchinson 2022: Campbell 2023: Newton 2024: Ab. Carter
Freshman	1986: D. Thompson 1987: Lowery 1988: Fox & Sutter 1989: Hunter 1990: R. Smith 1991: Rogers 1992: Stringer & Rice 1993: Garnett 1994: Pace 1995: Woodson & Enis 1996: Dayne & Katzenmoyer 1997: Thomas 1998: Randle El 1999: Bollinger 2000: Schweigert 2001: Davis 2002: Clarett 2003: Breaston & Maroney 2004: Hart 2005: Sutton 2006: Hill 2007: Benn 2008: Pryor 2009: Borland 2010: J. White 2011: Miller 2012: Barnes 2013: Hackenberg 2014: Barrett 2015: Peppers 2016: Weber 2017: Taylor 2018: Moore 2019: D. Bell 2020: Joseph 2021: Stroud 2022: Singleton 2023: Thieneman 2024: J. Smith

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