Rather, he always played the RCB position unless facing a lefty. Basically, he was always on the QB's blindside. It's quite puzzling that for a guy considered to be elite and the best (by some)in the game that he never shifted sides of the field or attempted to play the slot. All teams had to do to adjust was put their best WR's to Nnamdi's opposite side or in the slot since he never moved. That's why it's hard for me not to view his dominance in Oakland with a lot of skepticism.