As good as Wiggins has been, Hewitt needs to be sure that he stays centered. And he needs to make it clear that he isn’t calling him “Nasty Nate.”
“His title is Deuce. He’s No. 2,” Hewitt mentioned.
However, it is clear Wiggins is not backing down from anybody he covers. At 6-foot-1 with a protracted wingspan and glorious leaping capability, Wiggins has the expertise and tenacity to match up with all kinds of receivers. His feisty angle has been on show, with loads of trash discuss between Wiggins and the Ravens’ targets throughout coaching camp.
“I discuss loads,” Wiggins mentioned. “That’s simply part of my sport. I really feel like that brings me extra confidence in my sport, simply speaking to the receiver and entering into his head.
“Some [of] the receivers do not discuss, some receivers attempt to discuss again. It all will depend on who the receiver is. Me and ‘Tez’ (Devontez Walker) go all the best way again to school – Zay Flowers, [Rashod] Bateman, all of the receivers, ‘Nelly’ [Nelson Agholor]. It’s simply good competitors, so we’re getting one another higher.”
It stays to be seen how the Ravens deploy Wiggins of their stacked cornerback rotation that’s led by Humphrey, Brandon Stephens, and nickel nook Arthur Maulet. The Ravens are additionally loaded at security led by All-Pro Kyle Hamilton, Marcus Williams, and newly acquired Eddie Jackson.
