"Considering you have a rookie in A.J. Terrell and young corners like Oliver and Sheffield, having Keanu Neal healthy and being impactful back there because you're going up against so many wide receivers this year," Fricke said.
Hugh Douglas adds a few points to the argument as well.
"Number one is defense is going to have to put pressure on the QBs, and number two is when those receivers catch the ball you have to make them pay," Hugh said. "The way you stop receivers from catching the ball is make them worried about where you are. That intimidation factor is huge and that's why Coach Quinn wants those bigger guys to be intimidating on the back end."
