Jalen Ramsey

This is what I'm tripping on.

Jalen, you got to know it's man-to-man and you playing that far off of a lave.

We got to know it sticks.

Sticks.

Dangerous.

Off in the end zone.

Jalen, if he didn't one-hand that ball with those sticky fingers, it could have been tricky.

But it's no harm, no foul.

Ramsey.

Jalen Ramsey should never be in man-to-man coverage.

That's what I'm saying.

But when you have players that can do it, it gives the defensive coordinator a little bit more confidence to call those plays.

If you go up against the Ravens and you say, Hey, we got to press man's a flowers.

It's got to happen.

And then Rashad Bateman's just eating Jamel Dean's lunch all day or Jalen Ramsey's.

Cause he's a slot guy.

What happened

there, Joe? If we're single high, Jalen Ramsey, you can't leave him out to dry.

If we're doing something like an over, that means that you take that and then Asante Samuel replaces.

You can't leave Dean.

You don't have nobody out there.

Dean has the whole field, 153 wide to cover.

Jalen Ramsey, if you're just going to leave your man out to dry like that, it's either a cut when Asante's going to go get it, but that's like, we can't leave my man Dean out to dry on a bomb by himself.

So that's just, somebody got to replace Somebody has to replace the safety or Jalen Ramsey just tried to go cut that and thought it was going to be sweet.

I think it's why I was so confused with how quickly they are getting rid of the ball.

You know, that being the game plan, the amount of space that they were giving right at the goal line on the only touchdown that the Saints did score with the Von Bailey against Jalen Ramsey, who I thought, you know, for as much good came out of this game.

And again, like, you know, he's entitled to have a bad day.

I thought Jalen Ramsey didn't have a very strong game for them.

I thought he got overexposed in terms of the sideline to sideline running.

Obviously, that's not his strong suit at this portion of his career.

It's not like one of those, we could see it, let's roll the dice, let's go for it while we have it.

Like say the Rams a few years ago, where they're like, let's get Vaughn, let's get Odell, let's get Jalen Ramsey and let's go for it.

Right.

I don't think the Chiefs are looking at their roster and looking at the future and saying now or never.

You just can't trust all the players to be quality leaders the way Rodgers and Hayward are.

So, you know, when I see Rodgers over there talking to Jalen Ramsey, A few days after Joey Porter has left and there are accusations that Ramsey mentored him into leaving.

Right.

And there could be a split.

And to see them start to have success makes everyone happy.

Cam, you could see Cam on the defensive side.

Jalen Ramsey wants to prove that there's no faction here.

I'm all team.

Because they let Pittsburgh climb back into this game, and then once you know, as long as T.J. Watt is a stealer, if it is a big pressure situation in a tight game, he's going to make a play.

He was involved, although I should tip my cap, the big sack was to Jalen Ramsey.

So, like, any time Pittsburgh has enough...

Rushers, pass rushers, and they are starting to disguise their blitzes a little bit better as well.

If that defense is in a scenario where they need to put pressure on the quarterback, whether it's TJ Watt, whether it's Alex Highsmith, and now even Jalen Ramsey, they are going to find a way to get pressure on that quarterback.

They are a very opportunistic defense, and it helped them win that game.

It's a tough Tampa Bay effort.

You know, just such an advantage to have a guy like that.

You know, the Steelers kind of used Jalen Ramsey in that similar role, but, you know, just not as big, physical as Yuminori is.

So, yeah, I thought it was a...

I went into that game, I wanted to see Kenneth Walker III go off on his team, but I think it worked in reverse.