Jordan Battle

Other guys on the defensive side of the ball that stood out in the NFL.

Jordan Battle, nine tackles.

Kool-Aid, seven tackles.

Will Anderson, three tackles.

Did you see

the Jordan Battle clip-up I put out today, Dustin? Because I kind of waited on that one, and honestly, that's probably the worst guy who was at least a starter on the defense by far.

Like, say, some poor angles, some missed tackles.

Like, we had a couple good plays, but it was not a good game.

You know what I mean? But they also get paid accordingly.

And it's like you got to kind of call it how it is, right? You can't also sugarcoat it.

Jordan Battle did not have a very good game.

And it makes you wonder how long is his leash to be on the field with a guy like Kyle Duggar, who's a veteran, solid player in this league, that you could give him more of Battle Stewart.

Did you list the receivers like Kayshon Boutte, Xavier Hutchinson, Jaylen Noel? Jaylen Noel probably the most threatening out of those guys.

Dalton Schultz is gonna be a bigger part of the game plan than in the passing game as a tight end, and that's something that the Bengals would have to figure out with Jordan Battle struggles in week one that we talked about in the film review episode and, uh, I think in our, our live stream or, or one of... somewhere we talked about it this week.

Jordan Battle didn't really play all that well in week one, and then the linebackers are still a little bit susceptible in coverage at times, not having their eyes in the right place, not always, uh, passing things off a- as, as efficiently as they could to cloud passing lanes in the zone against Tampa in week one.

So, like, there's still some susceptibilities there for the Bengals defense that you probably try to target with Dalton Schultz if you're the Houston Texans.

But losing Nico Collins really diminishes the, the alpha threat in that offense.

PrizePicks, run your game.

game.Joe, when we think about the defensive matchup here, especially if the Texans are that short-handed at wide receiver, I, I like a lot of things in this matchup.

I talked about in the first segment some of my concerns with the safety play from Jordan Battle needing to be better this week, with the linebackers needing to clean some things up, despite the plays they made in week one.

Brian Cook, 100% of the snaps, he played 70% deep.

Jordan Battle, 98% of the snaps, he played 61% deep.

But even with that deep, alignment only even with only playing 57 snaps battle still led the team with nine tackles six of which were solo i don't get it he

defies all the odds he defies logic tears