Ranking Every Safety in the 2024 NFL Draft Class

In this video, I go through the entire safety class, ranking every prospect from bottom to top, after analyzing their tape and projecting their NFL potential.
Ranking Every Safety in the 2024 NFL Draft Class
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[@Tmindful182]

Calen Bullock “built like a cinnamon stick from the Apple Jacks commercial” LOL. You can tell its coming to the final days before the draft

[@xerosolar307]

As a non-American I totally had to google that to know what he meant

[@mark951]

37:03 nahhhh thats wild 😂😂😂

[@evg5876]

Love these videos. Thanks for getting me through to draft day

[@MC2great]

James Williams???

[@Texashookem]

I’m a Texas and I thought you were gonna put Ryan watts number one because you had him in the list in the beginning of the video 😂😂

[@AncoryTech]

let's go Jay Boyd 🔥🔥🔥🔥 2024 draft pick

[@etjrnbrlrtbrbrb5395]

do you have James Williams at lb?

[@divineobsidian9813]

yop he does

[@etjrnbrlrtbrbrb5395]

@@divineobsidian9813 makes sense thanks

[@user-cp8kh9zl2x]

This sound like a dummy question ❓ but im a dumb. What is a 'BP' combine metric. Bench press?

[@Deandre-gq6mg]

jaylin simpson around 160 would be such a great pick also like owens in the 6th or 7th as a developmental low risk option

[@Jamar-lg9ob]

Daijahn Anthony remind me of cjgj

[@AncoryTech]

Jay Boyd???

[@adannunya8730]

Jaden hicks to the seahawks🙏🏽

[@denniscarney5249]

Lol, Brock Bowers couldn't separate from Anthony in week 11.. oh, you mean in his early return from tightrope surgery? Good to know he can cover a crippled guy!

[@robertsimon7100]

Where would Cooper DeJean rank as a safety? I like him better at S than at CB.

[@Tyrone8700]

I think he had him first

[@Ynkno]

lol of course he’s a safety

[@dioncooper2844]

#1

[@MaadhatsOnTwitch]

I think Vaki would be a good football player in the NFL personally

[@kylegabriel5794]

As a RB absolutely

[@mtndewit]

146in broad jump? How? That is some anime shit

[@Runn_In_The_Fam]

Sound like there's no good safeties in this draft lol

[@yeetusdeletus5714]

Yea theres no elite safeties but cooper dejean has great potential there if boundary corner doesnt work out for whatever reason and theres some good value in like the 3-4 rounds wit cam kitchens and others

[@mtndewit]

Its definitely a weak S class. CBs make up for it. Kam Kitchens looked like he could be a potential 1st rounder before the year but didn't play well and then tested even worse. DeJean might end up at S at the next level but it's no wonder why Xavier McKinney got paid, there is no one close to him coming out.

[@choosecarefully408]

Yup. It's ugly. That Packers' mistake of trading away their pick for a high-end talent at this position when they had need of one, to a Division Rival No Less (Brian Branch) look even stupider after another year. Cripes, what _WERE_ they thinking?

[@yeetusdeletus5714]

@@choosecarefully408 mckinney was a nice pick up for yall and idk if u still have rudy ford but if u get dejean in the draft like a ton of people project yall could still get something. Yall also have our second rounder from the rodgers trade too

[@choosecarefully408]

@@yeetusdeletus5714 I guess. But 1) a mistake is a mistake & 2) there's no "y'all" here. I'm not team-loyal. I like to see *players* achieve their best. & for instance The Main Reason the Packers couldn't win with Rodgers more was their consistently bad drafting & hiring of DCs. Mike McCarthy didn't help. When people are loyal to teams they overlook these problems. Players suffer from this. When you consider that Steelers fans can & did chant a terrible OC out of town, we *can affect things* in a positive way. Meanwhile two Justins, Herbert & Fields get regularly undermined by their play-callers. I'm shocked (pun intended, get it, the "Chargers?") about Herbert. While I understand that NFL team owners don't have a clue what makes coaches good & hire who they like, a child could see what was wrong with Kellen Moore's plays. As for Fields, the first time he tucked the ball & ran when we knew he saw an open receiver I think everyone had a "did he get concussed & we didn't see it" moment. Then the Bears didn't take him into the blue tent even after he did it again & I think everyone realized that they _told him_ to not pass to certain receivers on certain plays. What QB could *possibly succeed* in that situation? But NFL coaches & GMs don't come to KZbin or skim the news to see what's really going on. So I don't expect them to be able to recognize how bad coaches screw things up because let's face it, it's a heavy job that they can get fired even for doing well or right & they have to keep themselves floating above water. But I think that the Giants, but especially Browns & Vikings Really Missed Out on getting Fields for cheap & that with those teams at least two would become instant contenders. The Giants could draft one of the top-3 WRs or Brock Bowers & become ones too. If only they looked at what was bad play-calling & great passing ability.