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Kamari Lassiter

Who is the most impressive rookie through their first two games?
Graziano: Strong choices. I have to put in a word for my preseason sleeper defensive rookie of the year, Texans cornerback Kamari Lassiter, who has been a big part of Houston's defense so far and had his first career interception Sunday night against the Bears. The Texans are extremely high on Lassiter, their second-round draft pick, as well as third-round safety Calen Bullock.
Fowler: Yep, the rich get richer in Houston, which had an already loaded roster before adding two good first-year defensive backs to complement cornerback Derek Stingley Jr. and safety Jalen Pitre.
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9. CB Kamari Lassiter, Los Angeles Rams PFF Grade: 75.2 Lassiter’s grade is helped by his huge performance against the Chicago Bears on Sunday Night Football in Week 2, where he earned a 90.0 PFF grade. He hasn’t been a liability in their other two games, though. Through three weeks, he has allowed just four receptions in coverage.
 
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/5807416/2024/10/02/nfl-all-rookie-team-2024-draft-jayden-daniels/
Runner-up: Kamari Lassiter, Houston Texans (Round 2, No. 42)

Lassiter has allowed only seven receptions this season and had a terrific performance in Week 2 against the Bears, including his first NFL interception, off Williams. However, he looked like a rookie against the Jaguars this past Sunday, and Thomas got him a few times (including on a deadly double move that went incomplete but would have been a 30-yard touchdown had Trevor Lawrence thrown a better ball). Nonetheless, Lassiter has been one of the best rookie defensive backs in football.
 

9. CB Kamari Lassiter, Los Angeles Rams

PFF Grade: 75.2

Lassiter’s grade is helped by his huge performance against the Chicago Bears on Sunday Night Football in Week 2, where he earned a 90.0 PFF grade. He hasn’t been a liability in their other two games, though. Through three weeks, he has allowed just four receptions in coverage.


Cool beans. Wish we had that guy on our team PFF :hankpalm:
 
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