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Sure, I want them to throw Ward's way, too. But my point is, it's not a huge benefit for Ward having a stud on the other side. It's not making it "easier" on him like Miller may be doing for Chubb.
The purpose of a defensive coordinator isn't to make it easier on Ward. The purpose is to make the opposing quarterback as uncomfortable as possible. Having at least three of the five defensive backs (outside corners, nickel, safties) capable of lowering completion percentages is just as valuable as the individual pass rushers, because blitzes are less of a risk.