(06-09-2021, 08:52 AM)NYC4jags Wrote: With Griffin and Henderson expected to man the corners , Campbell expected to compete at nickel, and a Saftey tandem of Jenkins and Cisco — The unit is nearly ci ompletely overhauled from last season. 

This leaves a lot of questions to be answered regarding how well they will fit at each spot in Cullen’s scheme. 

This writer ranks them 27th in the league, which seems a bit drastic to me:

https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-ranking-32-...021-season

Different criteria than the article, but— Where would you guess they’ll land league wide in passing yards allowed? 

I’d guess in the 16-19 range personally.

I like what I've seen from Cullen so far and really want to see his system. I put a lot of last years struggles down to Wash's relentless zone coverage that a lot of players struggled with. The group looks stronger this year and I'm happy Herndon isnt such a key figure, plays with effort and has straight speed but bites on moves way too much.

How the O plays will have an impact as if we are struggling teams will try to run all over us (as they have the last 2 seasons) but if the O can put up points and make teams have to throw more against us, i think the backfield could do well

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