Cornerback Upton Stout is thriving in the new defensive scheme, calling it a freeing system that lets DBs play fast, trust their instincts, and make plays without overthinking. With less pre-snap analysis but still demanding key reads, Stout credits offseason work in Houston and stronger team chemistry for his growth. Reflecting on his rookie year, he’s focused on refining technique and decision-making, using film to target improvements. He’s energized by the defensive coordinator’s background and the secondary’s turnover focus, praising teammate Ajon’s speed and hustle. Covering elite receivers like Deebo Samuel pushes him to elevate, and he draws motivation from overcoming early doubters — all while enjoying the lighter, more instinctive feel of the new defense under Raheem Morris.
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