While those numbers aren't overly spectacular, they are a clear indication that the Bills receiver was at least competitive against "Revis Island." And another sign that even at their lowest ...

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who played so much man coverage without safety help that he earned the nickname “Revis Island.” This nickname was twofold in that he played “on an island” in man coverage without safety ...

Wide receivers went to "Revis Island" with no guarantee of a flight home. A Pro Bowler in four of his first five seasons, Revis averaged 4.7 interceptions per season over his first three years and ...

Opposing quarterbacks rarely challenged him, which birthed the nickname “Revis Island.” Revis, who won a Super Bowl with the archrival Patriots in 2015, earned five of his seven Pro Bowl ...

Before he trademarked his “Revis Island” fame with the New York Jets of the NFL, Revis earned considerable honors with Aliquippa, culminating with the 2003 WPIAL and PIAA championships.

Revis was famed for putting elite wide receivers on an island and picking passes out of the air with relative ease. His accolades include four first-team All-Pro nods, seven Pro Bowl invitations ...

At his peak, “Revis Island” was a no-fly zone — and Allen believes Surtain is putting together that same kind of résumé in Denver. Zach Allen Says the Broncos’ Star Corner “takes away ...

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“Revis Island” became a moniker for a reason. He could shut down each and every dominant receiver in football. He could match speed, lift, power, and agility with every offensive weapon he face ...