By: Brandon J. Wallace
SteelerNation.com
Arguably his best individual game as a member of the Pittsburgh Steelers, safety Terrell Edmunds had himself a game on Sunday against the now 1-9 Jacksonville Jaguars. Edmunds finished the contest with two solo tackles on top of his career-high, two interceptions.
When asked about his takeaways during his postgame interview with the media, Edmunds was humble in his response:
"Really just trying to help the team out the best way I can. The first one was an overthrown ball. Tips and overthrows as a DB [defensive back], that's what you ask for. And then the second one, it was just playing my zone, made a nice drop, and I just tried to help my team out the best way I could."
Edmunds who was originally drafted by the Steelers in the first round of the 2018 NFL Draft, now has three career interceptions, and recorded his first sack in a win over the Denver Broncos earlier this season in Week 2. He and the Steelers have a short week as they'll look to face the division rival, Baltimore Ravens on Thanksgiving Day.
More to come.
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