### **425**
That's how many receiving yards Marlon Humphrey has allowed this season, per Next Gen Stats. It's the fourth most among all outside cornerbacks.
Humphrey leads the team with nine passes defensed, but Minter understands that there's room for improvement.
"I think Marlon would be the first to tell you that the consistency hasn't been what any of us want," Minter said. "I do think there's been some good. I think there's been little things that you focus on that you see improvement in, and then something else happens, or something else happens.
"Explosive plays are, more often than not, more than one person. There are times where it's a one-on-one ball down the field, I get that. But a lot of times it's a defensive thing, a play-call thing, everything. So, we're looking at all that."
Later on, Minter further explained that allowing chunk gains over the air is a team issue.
"I probably take as much pride of not giving up explosives as any defensive coach in the league, and obviously that's not showing up. So, it's all lip service right now," Minter said. "That's really, to me, major concern No. 1 from a defensive standpoint is limiting the explosive plays."