Henderson's a good man-to-man coverage corner. That's a given. It's just the tackling stuff that worries me in this division with him. We already know about Henry. And it looks like the tinhorns and clots are borrowing a page out of Vrabel's book after they gained David Johnson and Johnathan Taylor this off season.

With that said. If Wash is going to lean more towards man-to-man coverage this year I would expect to see the front seven and safeties a lot more involved at the LOS and within the box to make up for the gashes we gave up last year in the ground game. Schobert seems like he'll get it done. And with Jack back out on the outside I think we'll see a tremendous jump in his value. I wouldn't be shocked if he jumps up to a pro-bowl level on the outside in 2020.

And then with Allen and Chaisson's versatility you'll have the ability to get interesting with different looks. I am coming back around now after the draft dust has settled. Still a little shakey about the undersized guys they took on day three but again, if he's leaning towards more man-to-man with their size and recovery speed? That's fine in my opinion as long as this front seven does what it's supposed to do.

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