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There is a defensive player who should be ready to play in the Super Bowl and really could have an impact. IMO Rochell is a real wildcard. He would change the matchups. Rochell has the length and speed to match up with Tee Higgins. Robert is 6'2" and timed in the 4.3 range with a tremendous verticle, matched up with Tee Higgins at 6'4" who also runs a 4.3 leaving Ramsey on Chase. Higgins is a complete mismatch against Williams and David Long in terms of speed and length. He's also a player that could probably be overlooked in the Bengals defensive game planning. Rochell will have over a week to prepare and practice. The fact he's been left out of a lot of the player reports could be a ploy by McVay to spring him on the Bengals as a "game day decision".
How Morris plays the defense will be crucial in this game. He simply cannot sit back and play his bend and break style. Rochell could be a difference-maker particularly if his presence on the field allows Morris to leave Ramsey on Chase the entire game. If Morris doesn't leave Ramsey on Chase then Rochell offers a far better matchup, matching his speed, with an advantage in height and equal athleticism. There is no way I see Williams being able to cover Chase.
How Morris plays the defense will be crucial in this game. He simply cannot sit back and play his bend and break style. Rochell could be a difference-maker particularly if his presence on the field allows Morris to leave Ramsey on Chase the entire game. If Morris doesn't leave Ramsey on Chase then Rochell offers a far better matchup, matching his speed, with an advantage in height and equal athleticism. There is no way I see Williams being able to cover Chase.