fightinfunbags
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if I have to choose between you and pro football focus- I will probably choose pro football focus, lol.
3. CLEVELAND BROWNS
CB: Denzel Ward
CB: Greg Newsome II
NCB: Greedy Williams
S: John Johnson III
S: Grant Delpit
This unit not only has proven studs in Ward and Johnson, but also three ascending top-50 draft picks who have all played two or fewer NFL seasons. What this unit could be is scary to think about, as we already saw quality play from Newsome, Williams and Delpit down the stretch in 2021.
2022 NFL Defensive Secondary Rankings, by Unit
RANK TEAM SCORE 1 Green Bay Packers 97 2 Buffalo Bills 94 3 Los Angeles Chargers 83 4 Cleveland Browns 83
NFL Secondary Rankings 2022-23: Bills the Class of the NFL
With so many talented quarterbacks and wide receivers in the NFL, secondary play is essential to defensive success. These rankings were challenging to compilewww.lineups.com
#8: Cleveland Browns
Starters: CB Denzel Ward, CB Greedy Williams, NB Greg Newsome II, FS John Johnson III, SS Grant Delpit
Key Additions: CB Martin Emerson
Key Departures: CB Troy Hill
Last season, Cleveland ranked first in PFF’s team coverage metric, and opposing quarterbacks had just a 71.8 passer rating when throwing at the Browns’ outside cornerbacks. Denzel Ward agreed to a well-deserved five-year, $100.5 million extension with $71.5 million guaranteed, making him the second-highest-paid cornerback in the league. Greedy Williams has been solid in coverage, while Greg Newsome II played excellent football in his rookie season. The level of success of those two made the Browns confident enough to move on from Troy Hill this offseason. John Johnson III wasn’t as good in his first season with the Browns as he was in his breakout contract year in LA, but he and Grant Delpit form a solid safety tandem. The level of success of those two made the Browns confident enough to move on from Troy Hill this offseason. Overall, this should be one of the better secondaries in the NFL once again.
@fightinfunbags take the L.......lol.
NFL Secondary Rankings 2023
FTN's Dan Fornek ranks all 32 NFL secondaries heading into the 2023 NFL season.www.ftnfantasy.com
4. Cleveland Browns
Like the teams ahead of them, the Cleveland defense features a lockdown CB1 (Denzel Ward) and solid complementary pieces around it. Ward generated 14 total forced incompletions and pass breakups and three interceptions last season in 534 snaps. 2021 rookie Greg Newsome and second-year corner Greedy Williams each tied for the team lead in forced incompletions (9)
Out of the first 4 that I saw---- they have the Browns secondary tied for 3rd, 4th, 4th, and 8th
but in closed practices the backups didnt do well in 7 on 7 for 3 days against the EAgles. SUPPOSEDLY....... LOL.
like I said- TAKE THE L and move on.
Ranking the NFL's secondaries
A few key secondary pieces are on new teams as training camps open. A few franchises strengthened already strong DB groups with draft or free agency additions. Here is how the NFL's secondaries stack up.www.yardbarker.com
2. Cleveland Browns
Featuring additions from both the John Dorsey and Andrew Berry regimes, the Browns boast a true CB1 (Denzel Ward) and depth around him. Cleveland has first-round corner Greg Newsome capable of playing outside and in the slot and ex-second-rounder Greedy Williams in the mix as well. The team can also throw a premier three-safety look that features John Johnson, Grant Delpit, and Ronnie Harrison. Delpit should have another level to reach after he missed his 2020 rookie year, and Johnson has shown more than what he put on tape last year. If only this team rostered a quarterback not ticketed for a multi-month suspension.
Top 10 NFL Defensive Secondary Rankings for 2022, by Positional Unit
Top 10 NFL Defensive Secondary Rankings for 2022, by Positional Unit!...thegruelingtruth.com
6. Cleveland Browns
Although some of the talent in Cleveland’s secondary is unproven, it is full of potential. The unit may reach a higher level if Greedy Williams can improve his performance or if Martin Emerson emerges.
Did you know that PFF doesn’t even have access to the All 22? How the fuck do you judge and grade secondary play when you don’t have the All 22?!?!?