Logan Ryan turning into Chris Harris Jr.?

[patsinthesnow]

Coverage #s are from PFF. I couldn't breakdown Jeff Howe or Doug Kyed's coverage stats by weeks (No, I do not pay for this service; it's from my buddy's account so no PFF insults hurled at me )

Prior to Seattle, Ryan's role was primarily the outside #2 CB with an experimentation in the slot with Coleman & Cyrus Jones. Against Seattle he got torched & as well as Coleman in the slot.

Ryan's coverage stats weeks 1-10 (537 snaps):

65 targets 45 receptions 527 yards 3 TDs 0 INTs 108.9 passer rating

After Seattle, Ryan would still be #2 in snaps at CB but his role changed. He now covers the slot on nickel downs with Rowe kicking outside at RCB, similar to how the Broncos use Harris & Roby.

Ryan's coverage stats week 11-divisional round (428 snaps):

47 targets 30 receptions 232 yards 0 TDs 3 INTs 49.2 passer rating

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He's essentially went from burnt toast to excellent with moving into the slot on most downs. The move's also kept Coleman/Jones off the field. As interesting a transformation over the course of one season for a player that I can remember.

 

[meatface]

So Chris Harris III? But Ryan was good last year, I think people just overreacted to his poor play early

 

[Deus Irae]

Logan Ryan turning into Chris Harris Jr.?

No

 

[Soul_Survivor88]

If Ryan can be consistent as Chris Harris, I would not mind paying him near or at market value....that's assuming he doesnt try to max out his value and get us into a bidding war

Same with Malcolm Butler

 

[RobertWeathers]

Coverage #s are from PFF. I couldn't breakdown Jeff Howe or Doug Kyed's coverage stats by weeks (No, I do not pay for this service; it's from my buddy's account so no PFF insults hurled at me )

Prior to Seattle, Ryan's role was primarily the outside #2 CB with an experimentation in the slot with Coleman & Cyrus Jones. Against Seattle he got torched & as well as Coleman in the slot.

Ryan's coverage stats weeks 1-10 (537 snaps):

65 targets 45 receptions 527 yards 3 TDs 0 INTs 108.9 passer rating

After Seattle, Ryan would still be #2 in snaps at CB but his role changed. He now covers the slot on nickel downs with Rowe kicking outside at RCB, similar to how the Broncos use Harris & Roby.

Ryan's coverage stats week 11-divisional round (428 snaps):

47 targets 30 receptions 232 yards 0 TDs 3 INTs 49.2 passer rating

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He's essentially went from burnt toast to excellent with moving into the slot on most downs. The move's also kept Coleman/Jones off the field. As interesting a transformation over the course of one season for a player that I can remember.

Ryan is playing real well but he is not in the same class as CH Jr.

 

[Wheelman]

He's not. One or two of those passes broken up was just assweiler assing it up with horrible passing.

Kudo's on the great tipped INT though. That's all him for getting that! I think he also had another pick had ninko not broken the pass up.

 

[scout]

That game made Logan Ryan a lot of money in free agency.

 

[JayNM]

i'm curious to what he'll acquire in FA. Will someone throw #1 money at him?

He's finally playing at his best. If he can keep this up, that's a whole nother story

 

[TinhWoodhead]

Ryan is playing real well but he is not in the same class as CH Jr.

right. Ryan has more class

 

[Gronkowski123]

Not even close.

 

[70Dart]

Coverage #s are from PFF. I couldn't breakdown Jeff Howe or Doug Kyed's coverage stats by weeks (No, I do not pay for this service; it's from my buddy's account so no PFF insults hurled at me )

Prior to Seattle, Ryan's role was primarily the outside #2 CB with an experimentation in the slot with Coleman & Cyrus Jones. Against Seattle he got torched & as well as Coleman in the slot.

Ryan's coverage stats weeks 1-10 (537 snaps):

65 targets 45 receptions 527 yards 3 TDs 0 INTs 108.9 passer rating

After Seattle, Ryan would still be #2 in snaps at CB but his role changed. He now covers the slot on nickel downs with Rowe kicking outside at RCB, similar to how the Broncos use Harris & Roby.

Ryan's coverage stats week 11-divisional round (428 snaps):

47 targets 30 receptions 232 yards 0 TDs 3 INTs 49.2 passer rating

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He's essentially went from burnt toast to excellent with moving into the slot on most downs. The move's also kept Coleman/Jones off the field. As interesting a transformation over the course of one season for a player that I can remember.

Ryan struggled earlier in the Season, but last night, he played lights out. He was hands down the defensive player of the game. He was awesome.

 

[Ochmed Jones]

3rd comp pick coming in 2018 for him.

 

[A man named Brady]

Harris is a top 5 corner

 

[luuked]

i'm curious to what he'll acquire in FA. Will someone throw #1 money at him?

He's finally playing at his best. If he can keep this up, that's a whole nother story

Don't think any sane team would consider him a #1 CB and pay him that money. He will get nice #2 money which will put him out of our range.

 

[RecoveringCowboy]

He could do like Cliff Harris Sr., shave his head and just paint the logo on his head.

Recycling and old joke about him being a hard hitter.

 

[patsfan-1982]

I think ryan has been underrated he leads the pats in INT's since being drafted and most of the time covering teams #1 guy and I also think Harris is over rated but still no