(07-08-2019, 03:41 PM)JagsFansince1995 Wrote:

(07-08-2019, 03:26 PM)Caldrac Wrote: If we're talking two years ago? You're really splitting hairs between Bouye and Ramsey. I think PFF (And depending on who you are, you either take it as Gospel or with a grain of Salt) had Bouye showing with the lowest allowed completion percentage when passes were thrown his way. He gave up a crazy low percentage. I think it was in the low 30's. He was essentially a no fly zone most of the time for QB's. 

They BOTH made it exceptionally difficult for QB's in 2017. Didn't matter if you threw it to the left or right. You had a low chance of completing that pass or you had a high chance of it being tipped or picked. But I do believe Bouye edged him out slightly with the completion percentage.

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Here's the article(s) regarding 2017. He allowed the lowest passer rating in his direction. Also gave up ZERO TD's.

https://jaguarswire.usatoday.com/2018/02...n-at-no-5/

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000...-the-roost

I've seen way to many arguments over pff stats.  I just need raw numbers of targest and completion % against both.  If ramsey gave up a 2 yrd pass on 3rd and 3, thats not what i'm looking for.  The eye test showed QBs scared to throw to ramsey's side and throwing to bouye more.  Now AJ did a spectacular job when in coverage against pass attempts but....I learned in math, if a player has less attempts, he should have a worse percentage, just due to not having more attempts to skew the numbers a little unless playing a perfect game.  

Don't want to make it sound complicated.  If both CBs allowed a pass completion on 2 attempts, but one finished with 7 thrown his way that game and the other with 3, wouldnt the CB with 7 attempts have better percentages?  ijs

I go with the eye test myself. I think Ramsey is the better player from a pure athletic stand point. But if I had to go back to 2017 there were some pretty crazy plays those guys were both making. Bouye had some nice plays on the ball in that Seattle home game and that other game against the Chargers. 

Ramsey also made some acrobatic plays that he's becoming routinely known for. Like the one against Buffalo at home that year in the play-off's and that other crazy one against Pittsburgh that NYC has in his signature. He's a freak athlete for sure. It's a shame this front office couldn't figure out a way to move up to snatch Derwin James back in 2018. I really think he's the next big name SS in everyone's household. 

He would have made this secondary extremely scary to deal with. Ronnie Harrison may prove to be a steal though in due time.

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