Troy got a hand on a ball that 90% of NFL secondary would not even touch. He did everything he could. Sometimes you just don't know where the ball ricocheted to on the field.

For me, the much more concerning issue is the lack game changing plays the defense (all of them) make in general. Strip the ball out of the QB's hand. Make an interception to kill a long drive. Strip a ball carrier and actually recover the fumble. I don't see this D (and it has been true for a couple of years) as one that has a "nose" for the ball.