Trekgeekscott
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ORIGINAL: marty If the #2 CB is any good, he gets plenty of INTs, and seldom gives up big cushions leading to easy conversions. Unlike Waynes 1 INT, and allowing too many conversions. Marty you are way off base here. Zimmer's DBs don't take those risks very often to step in front of a pass and pick it off. It's been that way for his entire time here. You don't see it very often. Rhodes doesn't have a lot of INTs, Neither does Waynes, or Alexander or Hill. Hughes had one before blowing his knee. Zimmers DBs are focused on covering their guy contesting passes and if the guy catches the ball getting them to the ground without runs after catches. In this last game vs the Dolphins their top two WRs hardly caught anything were rarely targeted and there is a reason for that. Blanket coverage by Rhodes and Waynes. They are both very good. Waynes has been for the past three years one of the best tacklers at his position. I would love to see more INTs from these guys but I've come to accept that this is not what Zimmer preaches. Waynes is nearly always right on his guy. and his guy if they make a catch NEVER gets any YAC. Waynes is very good for a number 2, would probably be a number 1 on many teams. And the only reason we are discussing him leaving is simply put, we have an improving Alexander, and talented youngsters in Hughes and Hill. We can let him go and still have pretty good coverage.
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