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    from https://touchdownwire.usatoday.com/lists/nfl-top-dornerbacks-jalen-ramsey-trevon-diggs-a-j-terrell-j-c-jackson/?taid=62c8c54b32c9a900016b8331&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=trueanthem&utm_source=twitter

    1. Jalen Ramsey, Los Angeles Rams


    For the second season in a row, Los Angeles Rams cornerback Jalen Ramsey tops Touchdown Wire’s list of the top outside cornerbacks in the NFL. As with last season, Ramsey’s versatility and skill-set are a huge reason why he tops the list.

    Last season, Ramsey again played all over the field for the Rams as they earned the franchise’s second Lombardi Trophy. According to charting data from Pro Football Focus, Ramsey saw 544 snaps as an outside cornerback, 325 snaps in the slot, another 131 snaps in the box and even 30 snaps along the defensive front.

    Then there is his versatility in the kinds of players he can cover. You might see him covering Deebo Samuel on one week, T.J. Hockenson a second week and Danny Amendola a third. In a matchup-based league, a defender who can be responsible for such different receiving threats is a huge asset for a defense.

    Regardless of where he aligned, or who he covered, he exceled. Take this interception against the Detroit Lions, where he aligns in off-coverage over a bunch formation and breaks underneath Hockenson for the interception:

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    Or this play from the Super Bowl, as he breaks on a pass intended for Tee Higgins and nearly comes up with the interception:
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    With his versatility and skill-set, Ramsey is a massive weapon on the defensive side of the ball for the Rams. And for the second year in a row, that propels him to the top of our list.
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    from https://theramswire.usatoday.com/2022/07/07/rams-jalen-ramsey-cornerback-rankings-best-nfl/?taid=62c6d9689a3e2f0001b3bc3b&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=trueanthem&utm_source=twitter

    according to Touchdown Wire Ramsey came in at No. 1 on Mark Schofield’s list, beating out Jaire Alexander once again.

    For the second season in a row, Los Angeles Rams cornerback Jalen Ramsey tops Touchdown Wire’s list of the top outside cornerbacks in the NFL. As with last season, Ramsey’s versatility and skill-set are a huge reason why he tops the list.

    Last season, Ramsey again played all over the field for the Rams as they earned the franchise’s second Lombardi Trophy. According to charting data from Pro Football Focus, Ramsey saw 544 snaps as an outside cornerback, 325 snaps in the slot, another 131 snaps in the box and even 30 snaps along the defensive front.

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    I think Jalen has been the most ‘complete’ CB, I’ve ever seen on a Ram team.  (That goes back to 1968-69).

    The guy is such a force out there.  A maniac.  Old School in a way (on the field).

    AW was great but he was past his prime by the time he was a Ram.  I think of him more as a safety on the Rams.

     

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    I think Jalen has been the most ‘complete’ CB, I’ve ever seen on a Ram team. (That goes back to 1968-69). The guy is such a force out there. A maniac. Old School in a way (on the field). AW was great but he was past his prime by the time he was a Ram. I think of him more as a safety on the Rams. w v

    Agree.

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    I think Jalen has been the most ‘complete’ CB, I’ve ever seen on a Ram team. (That goes back to 1968-69). The guy is such a force out there. A maniac. Old School in a way (on the field). AW was great but he was past his prime by the time he was a Ram. I think of him more as a safety on the Rams. w v

    Agree.

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    ie. +1 more

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