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Re-watching and taking notes on the secondary.  Here's what they gave up in the first half:

 

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McCray - 1 comeback (8 yards)

Blackmon - quick over the middle to slot (16 yds)

Cyp  - Austin in slot Cyp lined up near him - crossing route - not sure if Blackmon or a LB was supposed to help - CYp stayed with outside receiver when McCray was already there.  (15 yds) 

Ball - gave up quick slant in red-zone by playing it safe - protecting the possible fade route - turned out right play as browns settle for FG (6yds - 1st and goal)

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(yardage gained is approximate)
 

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Thanks for the time and effort to give us an excellent picture.  I went onto PFF to get a different look at how the kids are doing in comparison to the rest of the league and some familiar faces.

 

 

Cornerbacks   PFF lists 104 that have had a significant number of snaps.

 

McCray         35th

Ball               43rd

Gratz            54th

Blackmon     96th

 

Rashean Mathis  is 26th and Darrelle Revis is 29th

 

 

Safeties  PFF lists 82 with a significant number of snaps

 

Cyprien          45th

Evans            67th

 

 

Of the old friends, Dawan Landry is 19th, Reggie Nelson is 27th and Dwight Lowery is 43rd.

 

 

Given that these numbers reflect the year so far and include the numbers from the terrible start the team has had, the kids look pretty good overall.  The concern has to be free safety and it is a critical position for the type of defense the Jags play.

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