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Bengals’ DJ Turner II Gets Questionable Treatment After Career Year
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The Cincinnati Bengals watched DJ Turner II emerge as one of the NFL’s more difficult cornerbacks to throw against last season.
Turner finished seventh among qualified cornerbacks with a 78.1 PFF coverage grade and tied for second in the NFL with 13 pass breakups during the regular season.
Turner II Lands Surprisingly Low in PFF RankingsThe case for Turner being higher begins with PFF’s own February evaluation.
In its breakdown of the best perimeter cornerbacks from the 2025 season, PFF called Turner the “NFL’s best pass-defending cornerback.”
Turner finished with a 73.3 overall PFF grade across 974 defensive snaps, along with two interceptions and 13 pass breakups.