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So you want him to be guessed out of any run defense.( similar to Parsons )
I think he's going to have opportunities for both playing out of the slot. We'll be dropping him into that intermediate range in zone and letting him break forward on passes, I believe, and we'll also be slot blitzing at times as well as expecting him to recognize run quickly and come up to take the outside away.He'll have to lead the rookies in int's to win that.
Whichever one leads in sacks or int's will win it.
His position is fluid and everyone knows it. But that have to give him something so it's S.As much as I like Downs and he will probably be very good, it’s going to be very hard for a Safety to win post season awards.
What he contributes may not always show up on paper, so it may be hard to quantify rookie of the year stat wise. If he has 80 tackles, 3 ints, 10 pass breakups, 7 tfls, and 1 sack I would say he had a very good year. However, if one of the dlinemen or edge players picks up around 10ish sacks I think that gets the votes for the award.As much as I like Downs and he will probably be very good, it’s going to be very hard for a Safety to win post season awards. Hasn’t been done since Erik McMillian In 1988 for DROTY. And only Ed Reed, Bob Sanders and Plolmalu have won DPOTY as a safety since 1985.
Exactly. 3 picks would be amazing. That would be more than he had in any one season in college.What he contributes may not always show up on paper, so it may be hard to quantify rookie of the year stat wise. If he has 80 tackles, 3 ints, 10 pass breakups, 7 tfls, and 1 sack I would say he had a very good year. However, if one of the dlinemen or edge players picks up around 10ish sacks I think that gets the votes for the award.
