Ryan Reis

For those wondering, some possible names at Safety for the Eagles S — Jalon Kilgore, South Carolina At 6’1, 211 with 4.40 speed, Kilgore brings positional versatility, physicality, and ball skills, highlighted by 8 interceptions and elite tracking ability. He smothers receivers with length and strength, plays effectively in the box, and combines instincts, durability, and athleticism to project as an exciting Day 2 talent S- AJ Haulcy, LSU Elite ball skills and a knack for creative turnovers, 10 career interceptions. AJ has a sturdy 220-plus-pound frame that he willingly uses to mix it up against the run, while also having good sideline-to-sideline speed. S — Zakee Wheatley, Penn State Wheatley allowed the fewest yards per snap in coverage, playing clean football with zero career penalties and an 82.7 run defense grade. With over 2100 career snaps, he’s battle-tested, reliable, and efficient — exactly the type of steady presence you trust on the back end. S- Kamari Ramsey, USC Kamari can play in the box, deep, or cover the slot. Fluid hips for safety with shutdown ability versus tight ends, and diagnoses plays fast at all three levels. If he improves his run defense, Ramsey could end up being a steal. His coverage ability will be what gets him drafted on day 2. S- Michael Taaffe, Texas Michael plays fast and aggressively downhill with strong range, recovery speed, and an 89.3 coverage grade in 2025. He also brings seven career interceptions and leadership traits. He improved his missed tackle rate from over 20% down to under 10% in 2025, and has a high football IQ, suggesting he will grow into a lot more than a core special teams player. Genesis Smith, VJ Payne, Louis Moore

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