I'm running an experimental 5:6-ish speed-to-agility ratio on a CB. He's been very successful. My take on it is that since agility effects how quickly he can slow down/turn/accelerate, his lower top speed allows him to come to a stop and turn quicker than if he had high speed. Basically, lower speed is more "steerable".
I keep waiting for him to get burnt deep but it hasn't happened yet this season. Maybe because of luck or something, but possibly because the WR is being covered so well for (most of) his route that the QB looks elsewhere.
After being second in the league last season in both Ints and PDs, he's getting less of both this year. Last season he was thrown at a lot more though...
I keep waiting for him to get burnt deep but it hasn't happened yet this season. Maybe because of luck or something, but possibly because the WR is being covered so well for (most of) his route that the QB looks elsewhere.
After being second in the league last season in both Ints and PDs, he's getting less of both this year. Last season he was thrown at a lot more though...
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