Milliner, Banks, and Rhodes: A Metrics Breakdown

[Buddy]

Missed this post the first time around. I'm definitely intrigued. I had gone into this having looked a lot at Banks and Milliner but at almost nothing on Rhodes. Now I'm very curious about his combine performance and to look at him in a non-charting manner. Someone had told me that he wasn't particularly great in run support, despite his size, so I'd like to go back and look at that. Not sure if that's true. or not.

EDIT: In about three of the games I watched, Rhodes went out with a stinger for a drive and then suddenly came back fine. Is this normal for him? Does he have a history of injuries. The games I'm thinking of were Miami, Clemson and VT if I remember correctly.

He has never been out for more than a few plays to my knowledge. He is pretty good in run support from what I have seen but maybe not amazing. He will lay the wood, especially in big games, which could account for the stingers. I haven't watched a lot of Milliner and definitely not Banks but I would be thrilled with Rhodes, even at 12. The combine/pro days will tell us a lot about who is/are the true stud(s).

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[NUGap]

One thing I forgot to mention/ write anywhere is that Johnthan Banks blitzed on 10% of all passing snaps. This compares to only 3.5% for Milliner and 2% for Rhodes. I'm not sure if that means anything or has any relevance, but found the different interesting nonetheless.

[SMadison29]

It'll be interesting to see Trufant's numbers because he deserves to be in that second tier with Banks & Rhodes. There's a large list of third tier corners.