So Adori Jackson and Jacorian Bennett. I mean, that's where right now the cornerback

competition is. Can you tell us what you've seen on tape in regards to their strengths and

weaknesses for both players? You know, to me, Adori Jackson, he's a solid pro.

I think he's been up and down the last couple of years.

I know Adam and Jack probably know more about what's going on at training camp than I do,

and it's my understanding that he pretty much has won the job.

Although there's been a lot of rumblings lately about what they're going to do in their

base defense, which they don't play a lot of snaps of.

Jacori and Bennett to me is, you know, I watched, I happen to see a lot of them.

Frank, I actually went back and watched over the last month a ton of footage from last year

because I can watch it totally differently, you know, because I can watch, let's say with a

quarterback, I can watch 250 snaps in a row, which I can't do during the season.

He did really well.

You know, he started, I don't know how many games he started last year.

You know, I didn't check that exact number, but he played meaningful snaps.

And I really liked Jacori and Bennett.

Obviously, they wouldn't have brought him in if they didn't think that there was a concern at the corner position opposite Quinion Mitchell.

You know, you don't do those kinds of things if you feel great about your

situation. So, you know, we'll see how it goes. I like Bennett more than I like Jackson.

I'm not there. I'm not there every day. So the coaches could tell me I'm wrong, but just from tape

study, and that's all I have, because I'm not, you know, at training camp, I'm not in their meeting rooms, but I like DeCore and Bennett more than I like a Dory Jackson. Who's the surprise player, 10 to 32, who's going to be the Micah Parsons, you know, who turned out to maybe be the best or one of the best two players from his draft.

All right.

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