2022 NFL Draft Prospects: Safety

7/13/20: Over his first two seasons in college football, Cisco was a pure ball hawk for Syracuse. In 2019, Cisco had 65 tackles with five interceptions and five passes broken up. He put together a huge 2018 season with seven interceptions, 18 passes broken up, one forced fumble and 60 tackles. The instinctive free safety could have a hard time repeating his production, but if he continues to play well, those tapes will help him to be an early-rounder

7/13/20: Holland was a playmaker for the Ducks over the past two seasons, putting together fabulous ball production. With his instincts and ball skills, Holland has been a dangerous threat to snatch interceptions and break up passes downfield. Holland could stand to get stronger to tackle in the NFL, but he had respectable tackle totals over his freshman and sophomore seasons. If Holland can stay consistent with his ball production, he will have plenty of NFL teams hoping to land him in the 2022 NFL Draft

7/13/20: As a redshirt sophomore, Ford broke out for the Panthers, leading them in tackles with 97 while also showing impressive ball production. Ford was all over the field in both phases and team sources said he really jumped out to them when scouting other players. Ford could become a hot prospect as a junior and/or senior. It would help him to gain some weight for the NFL

7/13/20: Hamilton had an excellent freshman season for Notre Dame, showing good ball skills. On top of Hamilton playing well in 2019, he has a skill set with upside, as he has very good height and length for the position. If Hamilton can continue to develop his coverage skills and run-defense tackling, he could be high riser for his draft class

7/13/20: Moehrig had an impressive 2019 season with excellent ball production to go along with a solid tackle total. It was his first season as a starter after being a good special teams contributor in 2018 as a freshman. Moehrig has good size to him, and it will be interesting to see how he performs as a junior