Buffalo Bills second-year cornerback Tre’Davious White has earned a ton of respect in just a short amount of time in the NFL. White is one of the best corners in the league but he also plays in one of the better-coordinated pass coverage schemes in the NFL. https://www.cover1.net//buffalo-bills-tredavious-white-breakout-2019/ Head Coach Sean McDermott built his career with a defense that disguises its coverage and pressures well and at the same time putting his playmakers in positions to make plays. https://youtu.be/9ryVUwjXpXM Sometimes those plays will show up in the box score, sometimes they won’t. 3rd and 14 *Bills play quarters vs 2×2 *Weak release by Hopkins *White presses him into the boundary *Watson wants to throw it since he has 1 on 1 (body posture tells you that) *Pressure forces him to escape *D covers down in scramble drill *Poyer intercepts the pass pic.twitter.com/hTpQSgVknr — Cover 1 (@Cover_1_) June 28, 2019 We see a similar situation unfold versus the New York Jets. McDermott and defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier send linebacker Matt Milano and safety Jordan Poyer at the quarterback and use a pattern matching coverage known as “Palms” coverage or “two read” coverage on the backend. Who White and Levi Wallace cover…