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#2 Jeremy Chinn / S Southern Illinois – 6030 221
The Good
- Versatility to play in the box, slot or deep
- Size and speed to play in the slot over TE and WR
- Better in the short and intermediate areas
- Very good ball production and tracking
- Very good open field tackler and pursuit around the field
- Willing participant vs the run
The Bad
- Will jump underneath routes when playing deep
- Technique to handle Man coverage will need improvement
- Keeping his eyes on the QB too long in coverage
- Not a lot of pop to his tackles
- Handling of blocks coming from his outside
Bio
- 38 games, 36 starts
- Career – 243 tackles, 181 solo, 5 TFL, 1 sack, 13 INT, 31 PD, 6 FF, 2 FR, 1 BLK
- 2019 – 71 tackles, 48 solo, 2.