Matt Miller

But I think...

In either spot, especially in your sub packages, I don't think it matters as much.

Because if you look at Dennis Allen, when you have a player like that, I do think he'll be schemed as a rusher at times.

If you can go back, because we...

Going back to his tape at A&M, I thought that's something that could be a disruptive player on the front, something that has speed off the football.

that can attack the A and B gaps when you need to.

He created some negative plays on tape when he was in college.

But to your point, Lawrence, we just haven't seen him enough as a pro.

So you're really relying on college state from a couple years ago.

But he does have traits.

He does have areas of his game that you want to develop and you think that can translate to playing on Sundays.

There's no question about that.

Yeah, and also look what they – can't forget about Malik Muhammad when they drafted him in the fourth round out of Texas.

I really liked him on tape.

I use the term vision-based corner or vision-based defender.

That means someone that can play off the ball, read inside to the quarterback, stay on top of routes, but also get a jump on things, overlap in a seam route, line in the weeds and cover two, debate the quarterback and go make a play in the football.

You see that on his tape.

He doesn't have an elite physical profile in terms of his body type, but he's long, can play press, can match down the field.

I think that's someone you draft in the fourth round that can be a very good player for you and obviously provide depth, specialty himself.

But if you do have some injuries, they can step in and play in DA's defense.