Adebo, Lattimore, & Taylor’s coverage stats through week 9, via Pro Football Reference (1 Viewer)

[SonOfNOLA]

Note: Adebo covers the WR1 just as much as Lattimore. Lattimore covers who teams line up against him on his side. Teams line up their WR1 against Latt anywhere between 30-65% of snaps.


Targets
Lattimore: 46 (9 games) (5.1 targets/game)
Adebo: 43 (7 games) (6.1 targets/game)
Taylor: 57 (9 games) (6.3 targets/game)

Passer Rating Allowed
Lattimore: 73.9
Adebo: 33.0 (1ST IN NFL)
Taylor: 83.2

INTs, IntTDs, FFs, FRs
Lattimore: 1, 1, 0, 0
Adebo: 4, 0, 2, 2 (2ND IN NFL IN INTs)
Taylor: 0, 0, 0, 0

PBUs
Lattimore: 8
Adebo: 11 (3RD IN NFL)
Taylor: 8

Touchdowns Allowed
Lattimore: 1
Adebo: 0 (T-1ST IN NFL)
Taylor: 1

Yards After Catch allowed
Lattimore: 151
Adebo: 90
Taylor: 137

Yards allowed overall:
Lattimore: 293
Adebo: 259
Taylor: 349

Completions allowed
Lattimore: 26
Adebo: 23
Taylor: 34

Completion percentage allowed
Lattimore: 56.5
Adebo: 53.5
Taylor: 59.6

Yards/cmp allowed & Yards/target allowed
Lattimore: 11.3, 6.4
Adebo: 11.3, 6.0
Taylor: 10.3, 6.1

Missed Tackles & Missed Tackle %
Lattimore: 5, 10.2%
Adebo: 3, 10.0%
Taylor: 7, 15.6%

Total Tackles, Solo Tackles
Lattimore: 44, 36
Adebo: 27, 22
Taylor: 38, 31

TFLs
Lattimore: 2
Adebo: 0
Taylor: 4

Sacks, Pressures, QB Hits, QB Hurries, Blitzes
Lattimore: 0, 0, 0, 0, 0
Adebo: 0, 0, 0, 0, 1
Taylor: 1, 3, 1, 2, 16



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[MV2]

Interesting. The numbers look better than I thought.

 

[SonOfNOLA]

Interesting. The numbers look better than I thought.

Alontae’s coverage #s was better than I was expecting. It seems like QBs went at him a lot in the first halves of the last few games. He’s still been keeping everything in front of him and not allowing too much YAC.

 

[OneSaintsFan]

I thought Taylor would have had better numbers, but still good stuff. This is the one for me:

Completion percentage allowed
Lattimore: 56.5
Adebo: 53.5
Taylor: 59.6

Thanks for collating the information OP! Wondering how Yiadom looked as well, and if you are up to it, would love to see how our 3 stack up to others CB-centric teams' top 3.

 

[SaintSeb]

Front 7 is average so these guys are putting in WORK to keep the defense afloat.

 

[OneSaintsFan]

Front 7 is average so these guys are putting in WORK to keep the defense afloat.

The tackle totals for Marshon and Paulson from week-to-week are ridiculous. Our DE's have to do better on contain. Surely it's all they are hearing about at practice but it does not seem to get better. Baun is seeing way too much of the field.

 

[SonOfNOLA]

I thought Taylor would have had better numbers, but still good stuff. This is the one for me:

Completion percentage allowed
Lattimore: 56.5
Adebo: 53.5
Taylor: 59.6

Thanks for collating the information OP! Wondering how Yiadom looked as well, and if you are up to it, would love to see how our 3 stack up to others CB-centric teams' top 3.

Yiadom’s numbers
1 INT, 7 PBUs
18 targets/9 completions
3.9 yds/tgt, 7.8 yds/comp
70 yards, 28 YAC
50.0 comp % allowed
73.8 passer rating allowed

Yiadom’s defensive snaps pretty much discontinued once Adebo returned from injury in Week 5. He’s occasionally seen the field a few times since the 4th game and numbers hasn’t moved much since. He was balling when he was in the lineup for a couple games earlier in the season though. His averages are consistent with our starting outside CBs for the most part.

I’m definitely going to compile each of the top pass defenses’ top CBs and compare them to our 3 CBs’ #s

 

[Deucewildin]

Now how many TDs have each given up ?

I think Adebo is probably highest of the 3. He’s having a great season but he’s still on and off . I love what I’ve seen since his return though I think the competition of his replacement when he was out brought this beast out

 

[SonOfNOLA]

Now how many TDs have each given up ?

I think Adebo is probably highest of the 3. He’s having a great season but he’s still on and off . I love what I’ve seen since his return though I think the competition of his replacement when he was out brought this beast out

Adebo hasn’t allowed any TDs.
Lattimore’s allowed 1 TD and Taylor’s allowed 1 TD.

Adebo’s holding penalties earlier in the season makes it seem like he’s on & off. But his coverage stats is best of our 3 CBs and top 3 in the league.

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[BreesIsMyFather]

Note: Adebo covers the WR1 just as much as Lattimore. Lattimore covers who teams line up against him on his side. Teams line up their WR1 against Latt anywhere between 30-65% of snaps.


Targets
Lattimore: 46 (9 games) (5.1 targets/game)
Adebo: 43 (7 games) (6.1 targets/game)
Taylor: 57 (9 games) (6.3 targets/game)

Passer Rating Allowed
Lattimore: 73.9
Adebo: 33.0 (1ST IN NFL AMONG CBs)
Taylor: 83.2

INTs, total takeaways, FFs,
Lattimore: 1, 1, 0
Adebo: 4, 6, 2 (2ND IN NFL IN INTs)
Taylor: 0, 0, 0

PBUs
Lattimore: 8
Adebo: 11 (3RD IN NFL)
Taylor: 8

Yards After Catch allowed
Lattimore: 151
Adebo: 90
Taylor: 137

Yards allowed overall:
Lattimore: 293
Adebo: 259
Taylor: 349

Completion percentage allowed
Lattimore: 56.5
Adebo: 53.5
Taylor: 59.6

Yards/cmp allowed & Yards/target allowed
Lattimore: 11.3, 6.4
Adebo: 11.3, 6.0
Taylor: 10.3, 6.1

Missed Tackles & Missed Tackle %
Lattimore: 5, 10.2%
Adebo: 3, 10.0%
Taylor: 7, 15.6%

Total Tackles, Solo Tackles
Lattimore: 44, 36
Adebo: 27, 22
Taylor: 38, 31

TFLs
Lattimore: 2
Adebo: 0
Taylor: 4

Sacks, Pressures, QB Hits, QB Hurries, Blitzes
Lattimore: 0, 0, 0, 0, 0
Adebo: 0, 0, 0, 0, 1
Taylor: 1, 3, 1, 2, 16

Ty for putting this together was interesting to read.

Man Adebo balling out.

 

[TenTwo]

Said before and I’ll say it again. Best secondary in the league

 

[OneSaintsFan]

Yiadom’s numbers
1 INT, 7 PBUs
18 targets/9 completions
3.9 yds/tgt, 7.8 yds/comp
70 yards, 28 YAC
50.0 comp % allowed
73.8 passer rating allowed

I’m definitely going to compile each of the top pass defenses’ top CBs and compare them to our 3 CBs’ #s

Thanks SonofNOLA! Yiadom pops off on that key stat and others. Putting into context:

Completion percentage allowed:
Lattimore: 56.5
Adebo: 53.5
Taylor: 59.6
Yiadom: 50.0

Plugging him into some other comparisons:

Passer Rating Allowed:
Lattimore: 73.9
Adebo: 33.0 (1ST IN NFL)
Taylor: 83.2
Yiadom: 73.8

Yards/cmp allowed & Yards/target allowed:
Lattimore: 11.3, 6.4
Adebo: 11.3, 6.0
Taylor: 10.3, 6.1
Yiadom: 7.8, 3.9

Targets
Lattimore: 46 (9 games) (5.1 targets/game)
Adebo: 43 (7 games) (6.1 targets/game)
Taylor: 57 (9 games) (6.3 targets/game)
Yiadom: 18 (? Games; 3?)

INTs, IntTDs, FFs, FRs:
Lattimore: 1, 1, 0, 0
Adebo: 4, 0, 2, 2 (2ND IN NFL IN INTs)
Taylor: 0, 0, 0, 0
Yiadom: 1

PBUs
Lattimore: 8
Adebo: 11 (3RD IN NFL)
Taylor: 8
Yiadom: 7

Touchdowns Allowed
Lattimore: 1
Adebo: 0 (T-1ST IN NFL)
Taylor: 1
Yiadom: I seem to remember 1 - coverage was great but great throw and great catch if memory serves.

 

[cant]

I think DA keeping each CB on one side more often has really helped them find a groove.

I could be off and it not matter, but it makes sense to me they’d get more comfortable working the same side of the field.

 

[26ISTHEMAN]

Imagine how much better they would be if our DL could generate consistent pressure?

 

[meily]

Imagine how much better they would be if our DL could generate consistent pressure?

They generate pressure, they just do not have a high sack number.