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I expect Brown and Perryman to really rack up good numbers for us this season. This type of defense is good for speedy ILB/WLB's. Tavon Smith really flourished under Bradley i expect the same with Brown who was the more talented player coming out of college imo. Perryman has too much natural talent to not play out of his mind in this defense.
The top of the 2015 draft class featured a handful of outstanding players. Although it will not be remembered for its depth, a handful of studs also went off the board in rounds two or three. As always, however, there were also a number of misses over the course of the three days.
Yesterday, we featured five offensive players
Dante Fowler Jr., ED, Jacksonville JaguarsEric Kendricks, LB, Minnesota VikingsSee all player grades data when you sign up for PFF EDGE.
Quinten Rollins, CB, Green Bay Packers
Packers CB Quinten Rollins had a legitimately excellent rookie season, posting a passer rating of only 58.1 on 41 targets into his coverage. He amassed two interceptions and five pass deflections, while altogether preventing opposing receivers from reaching the endzone. With an expanded role in 2016, Rollins failed to produce an extrapolation in production. Rollins took a big stride backwards, managing only one interception and four pass deflections. He lost all reliability, giving up seven touchdowns and a passer rating of 133.8, both figures the second-worst among cornerbacks in the league.
The Packers secondary was a mess in 2016, and Rollins has to prove he can be part of the solution rather than part of the problem to cement his long-term status in the Green Bay secondary.
Henry Anderson, DI, Indianapolis ColtsDenzel Perryman, ILB, Los Angeles Chargers
The top of the 2015 draft class featured a handful of outstanding players. Although it will not be remembered for its depth, a handful of studs also went off the board in rounds two or three. As always, however, there were also a number of misses over the course of the three days.
Yesterday, we featured five offensive players
Dante Fowler Jr., ED, Jacksonville JaguarsEric Kendricks, LB, Minnesota VikingsSee all player grades data when you sign up for PFF EDGE.
Quinten Rollins, CB, Green Bay PackersPackers CB Quinten Rollins had a legitimately excellent rookie season, posting a passer rating of only 58.1 on 41 targets into his coverage. He amassed two interceptions and five pass deflections, while altogether preventing opposing receivers from reaching the endzone. With an expanded role in 2016, Rollins failed to produce an extrapolation in production. Rollins took a big stride backwards, managing only one interception and four pass deflections. He lost all reliability, giving up seven touchdowns and a passer rating of 133.8, both figures the second-worst among cornerbacks in the league.
The Packers secondary was a mess in 2016, and Rollins has to prove he can be part of the solution rather than part of the problem to cement his long-term status in the Green Bay secondary.
Henry Anderson, DI, Indianapolis ColtsDenzel Perryman, ILB, Los Angeles Chargers