Alontae Taylor: Top Free Agent CB Seeks Big Money

0:00It's March 6th, here's your NFL news in two minutes. Alante Taylor, the New Orleans Saints cornerback, is one of the top names heading into free agency after four strong NFL seasons. In 64 games, he has 52 past deflections, 21 tackles for loss, 7 sacks, and 10 quarterback hits. Teens value his ability to rush the passer and cover receivers effectively. Earlier this week, Taylor joined a serious XM radio show to talk about his future. He made it clear he sees himself as the best cornerback available in free agency. His versatility stands out, as he can play both inside and the slot and outside against top receivers. The Saints used him mainly in the slot for about 1,0664 snaps out of 3,744 total. Defensive plays. He lined up outside nearly as much, with hours and 597 snaps. Still, he believes his outside tape matches the league starters. Starting outside could mean bigger money, since top corners earned $25 million or more

1:03per year, while slot specialists make less than. Half that. Taylor feels multiple teens will chase him for those skills. He does have some drawbacks, like 49 missed tackles and 20 penalties for 203 yards. He allowed 2,463 yards in coverage, more than most. But his former teammate, Paul Sinadebo, just signed for $18 million a year, with the New York Giants. This episode is supported by our sponsor. It looks like a pillow. It sounds like headphones, bill for comfort and sound, S-O-L-I-SOL-PILLOW.com.