Coverage outcomes do not repeat: passer rating allowed carries almost no year-to-year signal and none through a team change. What persists is deployment. How often quarterbacks test a defender, how deep, and in what coverage family are stable facts about his role, and tackling is the one rate skill that travels. This panel describes usage and grades nothing.
Every qualifying 2025 safeties season in gray; Cole Bishop in 2025 in mint. Up means tested often, right means a downfield role.
Targets per game
2.7
The avoidance axis. How often quarterbacks test him is the most persistent number on this page.
Track spans the middle 90% of 61 qualifying seasons; the notch is the median.
Depth of target faced
11.4
The role axis. Boundary press lives deep, slot and underneath roles live shallow.
Track spans the middle 90% of 61 qualifying seasons; the notch is the median.
Man-coverage share
32%
Share of labeled snaps in man. Compare within a season only; the charting source changed in 2023.
Track spans the middle 90% of 61 qualifying seasons; the notch is the median.
Missed tackle rate
7%
The one coverage-position rate skill that repeats and travels. Lower is better.
Track spans the middle 90% of 61 qualifying seasons; the notch is the median.
Man-coverage share by season
2025
32%
S median 29%
Outcomes: context, not skill
These are the columns coverage discourse ranks defenders by. None of them repeats year to year at any useful strength, so they are shown for honesty and never scored.
Season
Targets
Yds/target
Comp% allowed
Rating allowed
INTs
PBU rate
Tackles/gm
2025
43
8.3
60%
65.6
3
16%
3.3
Career, season by season
Regular season defensive box score. Tackle counts track playing time more than quality; treat them as volume.
Season
Games
Tackles
TFL
Sacks
QB hits
INTs
PBUs
FF
2025
16
85
4
2.00
2
3
7
0
2024
14
40
1
0.00
0
0
2
1
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