Safeties need to be able to rack up both sacks and picks

When Hyde was drafted by the Green Bay Packers, they weren't sure what to do with him. In those first four seasons, he was scarcely even considered a starter, rotating with other players. That all changed when the Buffalo Bills picked him up and made him their full-time free safety.

Since then, Hyde has made a Pro Bowl and racked up loads of picks. His output was about the same when he was on the field for the Packers, it's hard to see why they didn't invest in him more. Hyde is one of two Buffalo safeties on the list; those who challenge the Bills over the top find out why they're both ranked so highly very quickly.

Safeties need to be able to rack up both sacks and picks. The only player to get five interceptions and three sacks last year was Jordan Poyer. His contributions made it so that the Bills ended as the top defense when the season ended.

This was also his first time getting a first-team All-Pro nod. This year, Poyer's OVR has increased a point as the analysts have recognized that trying to work around Poyer is the number one issue passers face when they play against the Bills.

The Bengals made it to the Super Bowl last year despite having a horrendous offensive line. Many appropriately accredited Joe Burrow and Joe Mixon for making plays despite the unit. But, during the playoff run, analysts started looking at the defense and how well Jessie Bates III commanded it.

Even in the Super Bowl itself, Bates picked off Stafford to give his team a chance. Although the new offensive line has still struggled, the Bengals' secondary is as good as it ever was, a testament to how well Bates plays in every game, not just clutch moments.

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