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Safeties

The were 22 SAFs selected in the 2023 draft, as follows:

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Round 1 - 

Round 2 - Brian Branch, Jartavius Martin

Round 3 - Sydney Brown, Ji'Ayir Brown, Jordan Battle

Round 4 - Chamarri Conner, Jay Ward, 

Round 5 - Jammie Robinson, Jordan Howard, Daniel Scott, Antonio Johnson, Chris Smith

Round 6 - JL Skinner, Jerrick Reed, Erick Hallett

Round 7 - Demarcco Hellams, Jason Taylor, Anthony Johnson, Brandon Hill, Nic Jones, Gervarrius Owens, Kendall Williamson

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1) Javon Bullard | 5'11 | 195 | SAF | Georgia

9/16 - South Carolina - DNP

10/14 - Vanderbilt - Bullard's play jumped out at me. He was strong as a tackler and showed well in coverage support. He kept the ball in front of him and shut things down quickly, often functioning like a CB.

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2) Cole Bishop | 6'2 | 206 | SAF | Utah

8/31 - Florida - Bishop had a very good game, pacing his team with 11 tackles, 9 of which were solo. He showed off good range and read plays well. He came downhill with resolute speed to close in on the ball in both pass defense and as a tackler. 

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3) Calen Bullock | 6'3 | 190 | SAF | USC

10/14 - Notre Dame - Bullock had a decent game. He played over the top well for his half, kept the ball in front of him. He came up well in tackle support, notched 6 on the day. 

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4) Jaden Hicks | 6'3 | 209 | SAF | Washington State

9/9 - Wisconsin - Hicks had a nice game, showing he could roam the field well and step up as a tackler. 

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5) Tyler Nubine | 6'2 | 210 | SAF | Minnesota

8/31 - Nebraska - Nubine had a solid game overall, with his best play coming late in the 4th to seal their victory with an INT. He notched another one prior on an overthrown ball. While he shined when the ball was in front of him, he didn't fair nearly as well when he had to cover routes over the top or across the field. He also wasn't very fast in coming up for tackle support. 

10/7 - Michigan - He paced his team with 7 tackles (6 solo). He was quick to recognize plays and come up in support. He played his back end responsibilities well, with Michigan getting most of its yards underneath and at intermediate levels. 

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6) Kamren Kinchens | 5'11 | 202 | SAF | Miami

10/7 - Georgia Tech - Kinchens had a solid game overall. While he was banged up a bit and technically blew coverage on the last play of the game, he generally played the ball well vs. the run and pass.

10/21 - Clemson - Had a very solid game, flashed a number of time in coverage and as aa downhill striker. His play speed really stood out, as did the ground he covered. He was in on 6 tackles. 

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7) Tykee Smith | 5'10 | 200 | SAF | Georgia

9/16 - South Carolina - Showed some good play in coverage, played with ball awareness and good tackling. 

10/14 - Vanderbilt - Outside of one play where Smith missed his assignment that led to a score, his play was very sound if not good. He notched an INT and was active with 5 tackles.

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8) Kitan Oladapo | 6'1 | 217 | SAF | Oregon State

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9) Dadrion Taylor-Demerson | 5'10 | 197 | SAF | Texas Tech

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10) Malik Mustapha | 5'11 | 207 | SAF | Wake Forest

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11) Beau Brade | 6'1 | 210 | SAF | Maryland

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12) Kenny Logan | 6'0 | 210 | SAF | Kansas

9/8 - Illinois - Logan paced his team with 8 tackles, was all over the filed tonight. He kept plays in front of him while showing off very good range. 

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13) Jaylon Carlies | 6'2 | 219 | SAF | Missouri

9/16 - Kansas State - Carlies looked the part today. He kept plays in front of him and showed good closing speed in coverage and as a downhill tackler. 

10/7 - LSU - Had a bad game, was a liability few times. He was out of position and didn't tackle well. While he had a couple good plays, he didn't play up to his ability. 

10/14 - Kentucky - Had a solid game. Kentucky didn't show much in the passing game, and Carlies was one factor in that regard. He came up well in tackle support, was in on 5 stops. 

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14) Josh Proctor | 6'2 | 205 | SAF | Ohio State

9/2 - Indiana - Great game,  read plays very well and was dependable in pass and run coverage. 

9/23 - Notre Dame - Was off in coverage on a couple plays, but showed well as a tackler, had 7 stops. 

10/21 - Penn State - Proctor flashed aa few times, and was another reason Penn State couldn't move the ball through the air. He had 4 tackles, 2 PBUs.

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15) Trey Taylor | 6'0 | 210 | SAF | Air Force

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16) Thomas Harper | 6'0 | 190 | SAF | Notre Dame

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17) Evan Williams | 6'1 | 205 | SAF | Oregon

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18) Sione Vaki | 6'0 | 208 | SAF | Utah

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19) Mark Perry | 6'0 | 215 | SAF | TCU

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20) Demani Richardson | 6'1 | 215 | SAF | Texas A&M

10/7 - Alabama - Flashed often, showing good coverage skills and toughness as a tackler with 6 stops. 

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21) Dominnique Hampton | 6'2 | 215 | SAF | Washington

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22) Jay Stanley | 6'2 | 205 | SAF | Southern Mississippi

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23) Ryan Watts | 6'3 | 208 | SAF | Texas

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24) Patrick McMorris | 6'0 | 210 | SAF | California

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25) Millard Bradford | 5'10 | 191 | SAF | TCU

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26) Tyler Owens | 6'2 | 216 | SAF | Texas Tech

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999) Andrew Mukuba | 6'0 | 185 | SAF | Texas

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999) Jahdae Barron | 5'11 | 192 | SAF | Texas

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999) Rod Moore | 6'0 | 185 | SAF | Michigan

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999) Malachi Moore | 6'0 | 190 | SAF | Alabama

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999) Xavier Watts | 5'11 | 189 | SAF | Notre Dame

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999) Hudson Clark | 6'2 | 188 | SAF | Arkansas

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999) Jack Howell | 5'10 | 200 | SAF | Colorado State

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999) Lathan Ransom | 6'1 | 205 | SAF | Ohio State

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999) Trikweze Bridges | 6'1 | 196 | SAF/CB | Florida

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999) Kobe Savage | 5'11 | 206 | SAF | Kansas State

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999) Jalen Catalon | 5'10 | 200 | SAF | Texas

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