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[QUOTE="Ernj, post: 3843981, member: 494"]
[B]IFEATU MELIFONWU[/B]

"I think he's a rare talent," Mora Jr. said. "When you have his size, his speed and his ability to drop his hips, change direction is pretty rare. He's going to have to continue to work on the change of direction skills, which is something that is always going to be a factor for a 6-3, 210, 215 pound, whatever he is that day defensive backs. But he's long arms, he can play zone, he can play man, he can get his arms on guys. What I like best is he's a physical corner in the run game as well. I think that he really could fit in almost any scheme. If you want to put him in a Tampa-2 type of scheme where he's a rolled up corner jamming guys. I think he'd be effective there. No team plays just one defense, so I think he'd be a really good cover three, thirds corner, man corner.

"Lovie Smith's back in the league now with the Texans. I think that's a place where he'd really fit. But I don't think they're going to be in the market for him where they could get him. I think Dan Quinn at Dallas, who's kind of a disciple of Pete Carroll in terms of defensive scheme is a good fit. I think the Seattle Seahawks is a great fit. Pete has a history of liking corners like Iffy that are big and physical and long and can make plays on the ball and play bump and run. Whether it's deep third bump and run or it's man bump and run, can roll up and play cover two. I think he's going to have a great career no matter where he is."
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