I just listed a bunch if you read
He's number one in tds allowed last year 0
He's number 2 in yards allowed per coverage attempt
He was 2nd in the NFL in forced incompletion % targeted on 3rd down
He was 3rd in qb rating allowed when targeted
He was 4th in lowest catch rate allowed when targeted
He was 5th in separation allowed
So when the opposing QB targeted him on 3rd down to move the chains, he was one of the best. When QBs targeted him in total, he allowed one of the lowest catch rates. When he was assigned to a receiver, he gave one of the lowest rates of separation in the league. When QBs did complete a pass against him he allowed one of the lowest amount of yards per attempt. Finally when QBS tried to score a TD against him they failed every time giving up zero (one of only 2 CBs in the league to do so). In your mind, if he doesn't return a pass for a TD he's not a game changer. LMAO. Before you make statements saying he's not a game changer do your homework bro. He's one of the best in the league but maybe you subscribe to the Tomlin methodology of splash plays and since he isn't making oodles of splash plays he's not worth the money. Tomlin would probably have hired you to be the secondary coach with your thinking. As for me I'd prefer a guy who prevents completions, yards, first downs, and touchdowns. Maybe if Tomlin thought like me the defense would have gotten off the field quicker and held the team to less points but unfortunately he thought like you, loved leading the league in turnovers while ranking woefully defensively, never being able to get off the field, and giving up oodles of points when it mattered most. Drop Mic