Lions cornerback Darius Slay continues to feast on opposing quarterbacks, as he turned in another stellar performance in Saturday’s 20-10 win against the Bears.
Slay intercepted Bears rookie quarterback Mitchell Trubisky twice in the game — giving him three in his last two contests — and was a force to be reckoned with throughout the divisional matchup.
The Lions cornerback was asked about what he saw from Trubisky on the field, and he pointed out a flaw in the young quarterback’s game.
“He [Trubisky] stared down a lot of things … my whole gameplan was trust my first instinct and go because he’s looking at it, and that’s what I did,” Slay told an NFL Network reporter.
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Trubisky did finish with 314 yards in the game, but he attempted 46 passes to do so. The Bears rookie has nothing to lose in what has been a throwaway season for the team, so he should listen to the free advice Slay gave him, and work on going through his progressions without staring receivers down.
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