For the final time in my positional draft rankings series, we’re looking at the defensive side of the ball with safeties. Just like how we discussed earlier in the week with the tight-ends, I was more than pleasantly surprised with the depth of this class, beyond the trio frequently coming up in first-round mock drafts.

I do believe that all three of those guys are worthy of having their names called on night one, but then my entire top ten will be inside my top 100 overall prospects, and there are plenty of useful guys beyond that point, even if it may be in more of niche role, and/or they’ll need to earn their stripes on special teams first. Miami’s Keionte Scott was already part of the corner rankings. And as always, please keep in mind that these rankings don’t reflect potential injury or off-field concerns, which I simply don’t have all the information on.

This is what my list looks like:

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