Green:
• 557 coverage snaps • 71 targets • 2 touchdowns allowed • 7 PBU • 0 INT • 28 yards a game allowed • 81.0 passer rating when targeted • 6 penalties • 54.2 coverage grade Jones: • 572 coverage snaps • 54 targets • 6 touchdowns allowed • 1 PBU • 1 INT • 21 yards a game allowed • 112.7 passer rating when targeted • 9 penalties • 54.7 coverage grade
From those stats alone it would be Green in my unqualified opinion. However, the variables such as location, who the receiver is, weather conditions etc. are viable things to consider.
ReplyDeleteUC,
DeleteFrom all that I have heard/read Jones is a big play CB who is as likely to give up the big play
UC / OC
DeleteI'd agree, Stats and PFF grades lean towards CB Green being a superior schematic fit for Raheem Morris’s aggressive, coverage schemes due to his higher upside in pure pass defense.
Scheme Fit Breakdown:
Man vs. Zone Nuance: While Jones excels heavily in specific zone structures (allowing a 56.3 passer rating in zone), he's a liability in man coverage (he surrendered all 6 of his TD's in 2025—limiting his every-down predictability in aggressive schemes.
Physicality and Versatility: Green provides a more robust multi-faceted skill set for boundary play, aligning better with the physical baseline Morris demands for an outside CB opposite Lenoir.
Training Camp Battle: May the best man win...
1 short day until vets report
ReplyDeleteQuestion: What positions are you be most interested in following, in TC and preseason, to see who the starters are?
ReplyDeleteMine are in order: L-OG, Safety, 3rd LB, #2 WR and #2 RB.
The battle for LG is first and foremost for mine.
DeleteGEEP,
DeleteMine are pretty much the same as yours with one addition. I am looking forward to seeing if they have another outside rusher to team with Bosa