"With no disrespect to Aqib Talib, who is a great corner himself, but Darrelle is a special talent," Law answered. "Not only are you getting experience, (but) you're getting extreme confidence, a guy not afraid to put it on the line and wants to be in that position of covering the top guy week in and week out, down in and down out. He goes to the inside if need be. He's the type that if he wasn't on the guy, he would let the coach know, and I think that's the mark of a true competitor, someone who is striving to be a champion.
"The way he practices, by playing with him for the year that I did, to be so talented but to practice so hard, you don't see a lot of young guys that have so much talent take the job that seriously because they're so talented. That's what I think separates Darrelle. He's not taking his talent and his abilities for granted. He still wants to go out there and prove that he's the absolute best week in and week out. He's not taking that for granted. He wants to be the best for a long time, and I have never seen anyone as competitive as Darrelle Revis, and that's the honest to God truth. He made me as a veteran pick my game up in practice. ... He motivated me at the end of my career."
