Hard to get much better than that. I'd be curious to know how Jacksonville's and the Vikes secondary comes out on the PFF scale.
And the good news (for me) is that the tape and on field production matches what those ratings seem to say.
And not to rip open a scab, but what does it say when TruJ goes out and gets himself $15 mil per year, and he was no better than in the middle or slightly below (as I recall) of those rankings? Which also matches with what you see on tape.
This year Talib and Peters together will cost less than what the Giants will pay Jenkins. Next year together they will cost about $17, about what Butler is going to be paid by Tennessee. The following year the Rams are going to have to pay Peters (I'm all in on saying he's going to go down as a Ram's great who'll be with the team a long time), but Talib's contract will be up and they'll be able to let him go at no dead cap. This is set up about as well as you can get.
