Jacob Parrish

Cornerback Amik Robertson joins the list once again from the Washington Commanders.

Jacob Parrish, the cornerback from the Buccaneers, makes an appearance.

We got Austin Booker, edge from the Bears, coming in at number five.

Safety Dane Belton at six from the Jets.

But even with that being the script, I don't know how much faith I have in the Buccaneers to be able to cover either Jalen Warren or Darnell Washington, like you mentioned.

Uh, I think that Jacob Parrish has been fantastic and very reliable for them tackling, but he's just one man in that secondary.

The rest is kind of up for grabs.

I took Pittsburgh, and I took them at the six spot here, just because of...

But even with that being the script, I don't know how much faith I have in the Buccaneers to be able to cover either Jalen Warren or Darnell Washington like you mentioned.

Uh, I think that Jake Parrish has been fantastic and very reliable for them tackling, but he's just one man in that secondary.

The rest is kind of up for grabs.

I took Pittsburgh, and I took them at the six spot here, just because of...

But even with that being the script, I don't know how much faith I have in the Buccaneers to be able to cover either Jalen Warren or Darnell Washington like you mentioned.

I think that Jacob Parrish has been fantastic and very reliable for them tackling, but he's just one man in that secondary.

The rest is kind of up for grabs.

I took Pittsburgh and I took them at the sixth spot here just because of...

A- and when I say minus, I mean something that the Bucs can run the ball, then you start getting safeties all in the box and looking in the backfield, and you throw the ball over their head.

But before we end this segment though, James, I, you know, I think Jacob Parrish has been playing lights out.

I, I mean, he doesn't have the turnovers, the stat sheet to show it, but to his side, his pass breakups, his presence, his tackles for loss, um, I, I think Tampa has a, a tremendous advantage if they can find a way to stop the run, bottle these tight ends up, and Anzalone can find a way to, you know, figure out where he needs to be in the pass game.

Trotter can fit the run, try to get Ya Ya and can see them guys in the backfield.

I also remember Jamel Dean being fairly good in that practice, so there's that if you want.

So was Jacob Parrish.

Jacob Parrish got matched up on DK Metcalf-

Mm

... once or twice, and certainly held his own, and he's a smaller guy out there at corner, but-

Chris Godwin, uh, I think Chris Godwin was out there that day.

Uh, but I think the Steelers, you know, made their share of plays too.

Jacob Parrish, though, uh, Bucs corner, he w- he's small but feisty.

Yeah.

And I felt like Zion McCollum and Jacob Parrish were just some-

Yeah

... erasers out there.

I think we talked about this on our last show, but I would say one of the most encouraging aspects of the Bucs early season is how well the cornerbacks have played, particularly those two guys.

And they combined for six passes defensed in that game, four by Jacob Parrish, who Zion McCollum called him scrappy and a dog.

I would use the word feisty.

Mm-hmm.

But yeah, outside of that, look somewhere else.

Okay, now Jacob Parrish continues to perform very well at cornerback and someone that I had dropped a couple of weeks ago when he was hurt in one league, then I'm looking to pick him back up cuz nobody scooped him up yet.

And Keontae Scott, nice game out of the slot as well, playing 73% of the snaps.

Now the Cowboys are one of those teams that play a lot of three wide, which means the slot is gonna be on the field for the defense quite a bit, which gives them opportunities to get you some IDP points.