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Tried my best to explain with fun graphics how great this coverage rep is from Sonny Styles. Commnaders are playing inverted Tampa-2. Styles drops from a mugged position to cover multiple routes forcing the QB to scramble. The endzone camera shows it perfectly. Elite rep

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