As the NFL season hit its halfway point this weekend, former Maryland football players shined defensively.
Los Angeles Chargers rookie cornerback Tarheeb Still had the best game of his young career at the Cleveland Browns.
Contributing in the Chargers’ 27-10 win, Still tied his career-high with five tackles (three solo). But it was his work creating turnovers that really helped the Chargers on the road.
Early into the fourth quarter, as Cleveland inched into Chargers’ territory, Still shadowed Browns receiver Elijah Moore on a post route. Moore was targeted by quarterback Jameis Winston, but the throw was undercut by Still, who positioned himself in front for his first career interception.