New Orleans Saints 2014-2016 DB - Marshon Lattimore (2016 All-B1G, National Champion, 2017 NFL ROY, 4x Pro Bowl)

Marshon Lattimore strips Ridley short of the end zone! Everybody's eatin' tonight!#ATLvsNO https://t.co/N6eZiiAHRg

— New Orleans Saints (@Saints) November 23, 2018

 

Lattimore's first NFL postseason interception.pic.twitter.com/l9KWFou5i7

— Eleven Warriors (@11W) January 13, 2019

 

MARSHON LATTIMORE.

His second INT of the game is CLUTCH. #HomeInTheDome #NFLPlayoffs

📺: #PHIvsNO on FOX pic.twitter.com/PLep2Wntts

— NFL (@NFL) January 14, 2019

 

Marshon Lattimore, Vonn Bell and Eli Apple, DB, New Orleans Saints
Lattimore wasn’t as dominant in his second NFL season as he was in his Defensive Rookie of the Year season in 2017, but he was still the star in the secondary of a Saints team that would probably be playing in the Super Bowl if not for a missed pass interference call late in the NFC Championship Game. He had 53 tackles with nine passes defended and returned an interception 45 yards for a touchdown, and saved his best game of the year for the postseason, intercepting two passes in the Saints’ win over the Eagles.

The Saints had a total of four former Buckeyes in their secondary this season; Kurt Coleman’s playing time diminished over the course of the season, but Bell and Apple both made significant impacts, as well. Bell finished second on the Saints this year with 88 regular-season tackles. Apple came to New Orleans in a midseason trade after a tumultuous tenure with the New York Giants and proceeded to have the best season of his NFL career, starting opposite Lattimore and recording 52 tackles, nine passes defended and two interceptions in 10 regular-season games with New Orleans.

 

#ARTWORK 200+lb CB with hips like this is nasty. (Marshon Lattimore @shonrp2) pic.twitter.com/M8bRELwbJQ

— ALLGAS TRNG™️⛽️⛽️⛽️ (@ALLGASTRNG) August 2, 2019

 

If sleight-of-hand was a madden rating, Marshon Lattimore's would be 99. @shonrp2 @Saints#NOvsNYJ pic.twitter.com/YFBx52i2WX

— NFL (@NFL) August 24, 2019

 

Marshon Lattimore shut down Mike Evans in the @Saints win, allowing 0 receptions on 2 targets as the nearest defender.

Lattimore shadowed Evans all over the field, lining up across from him on 43 of Evans' 53 snaps (81%). #NOvsTB | #Saints pic.twitter.com/kSsyRAMJu9

— Next Gen Stats (@NextGenStats) October 6, 2019

 

Marshon Lattimore intercepts the pass. #Saints take over! @shonrp2 #NOvsJAX

📺: CBS
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Watch free on mobile: https://t.co/xLc7ljuEnj pic.twitter.com/LZwgKgsCnt

— NFL (@NFL) October 13, 2019

 

After a slow start, Marshon Lattimore is red hot. Per NFL Next Gen Stats, when he's been the nearest defender to the targeted receiver...

Weeks 1-3: 17-25, 319 yards, 2 TDs, 0 INTs, 10.3 CPOE

Weeks 4-6: 7-18, 87 yards, 0 TDs, 1 INT, -15.6 CPOE

— Seth Walder (@SethWalder) October 13, 2019

 

.@Saints @shonrp2 cares about 2 things: shutting down the best WR every week and taking the damn ball away. And to do that you gotta practice every chance you get. The strip fumbles are coming to those who are careless. #WhosDat #BaldysBreakdowns pic.twitter.com/XoHPDZVPc2

— Brian Baldinger (@BaldyNFL) October 14, 2019

 

💥💥💥 @shonrp2 #BIA pic.twitter.com/UHNRTS1g0d

— Ohio State Football (@OhioStateFB) November 10, 2019

 

Saints list Marshon Lattimore as limited on Monday's injury report https://t.co/LSaJmX7Apm

— ProFootballTalk (@ProFootballTalk) November 25, 2019

 

The #Saints reportedly decided on the contract option for former #OhioState star Marshon Lattimore (FREE)https://t.co/eP7UxjDtCT pic.twitter.com/g1H1LRFK8q

— Bucknuts (@Bucknuts247) March 20, 2020

 

Fourth down STOP for the win! #Saints #LACvsNO pic.twitter.com/gorYLQfHeZ

— NFL (@NFL) October 13, 2020

 

2️⃣3️⃣ making moves 👐 @Shonrp2

📺: Fox | #SAINTS pic.twitter.com/8pOkSM0aZH

— New Orleans Saints (@Saints) November 1, 2020

 

Marshon Lattimore injured in third quarter https://t.co/Y8GGonGl3a

— ProFootballTalk (@ProFootballTalk) November 9, 2020