McVay Hypes McDuffie as Ramsey's Successor

0:00On April 3rd, Ram's head coach, Sean McBae, lit up the NFL league meeting by comparing new cornerback Trent McDuffy to their former star, Jalen Ramsey. He praised McDuffy's four years of versatile play, saying the guy can lock down the boundary, the field, the slot, and even blitz, like Ramsey did during their peak defenses. McDuffy steps in as the Ram's first true number one corner, since Ramsey bounced after the 2021 Super Bowl win. Last season, guys like Kobe Durant held it down but weren't built for that top dog role, leaving the secondary shaky at times. Fans are buzzing hard over this, especially after a defense that needed the offense to bail them out too often. McVase Hype has blue and yellow loyalists, dreaming big for a revamped unit heading into next year. Dig into the stats, and McDuffy backs it up with elite marks, like top tier pro football focus grades and coverage and run defense, plus an all pro, not in 2023. The hell receivers to just 9.2 yards per catch on average, racked up 20 stops, missed

1:02only four tackles, and even notch three sacks, all 54 blitzes, with two Super Bowl rings and three appearances under his belt, including leading the playoffs with seven pass breakups last year, McDuffy brings, that big game swagger. If he channels Ramsey, the Rams could be stacking hardware again real soon.