Will Kyle Hamilton become what the media calls an epoch-making security guard?
In two days, the 2022 NFL Draft will kick off in Las Vegas. Our draft talent will also come to the last position today, the security guard.
5. Nick Cross, University of Maryland
Before the physical test, Kroos was originally regarded by many experts as the 7th or even 8th security guard of this draft. But the 40-yard score of 4.34 seconds on the physical test impressed everyone. In addition, Kroos also has a standard security guard body, and his weight of 215 pounds combined with his speed makes his grappling very fierce and very impactful. As a result, it became common for Kroos to create a drop on the field. At the same time, excellent athleticism also allows Kroos to approach and cause damage in the first time in the defensive cross. Similar to Danel Savage, Kroos could be a surprise for security guards in this draft.
4. Jaquinn-Brisquet, Penn State University
Brisque is an all-rounder in the security guard position, playing both strong and ranger positions. Brisque is very fond of physical confrontation and is good at using his explosive power to find the ball carrier and complete the fatal blow. But his strengths are not only reflected in the defensive run, his coverage area in the regional defensive cross is very wide, and the close-end or running back is not a problem. It is because of Brisk's all-in-one-shot attribute that he will also be able to adapt to most defensive systems and quickly contribute to the team.
3. Dustton Hill, University of Michigan
Unlike Brisque and Kroos, Hill is a combination of a security guard and a cornerback. Hill's strongest is his ability to stare, and his athleticism and flexibility also ensure that he can keep an eye on any slot outside. Hill's flexibility and ability to keep an eye on him set him apart when it comes to security guard positions, while Hill's coverage and tackle aggressiveness allow him to offer more to the defensive group than outside cornerbacks.
2. Lewis Sean, University of Georgia
Sean will soon be a starting strong guard after entering the NFL. From Sean's performance in the game, it's easy to think of seahawks security guard, Cam Chansler. Reacting rightly to the situation on the pitch at the first moment, followed by the fiercest bump or tackle at all costs, if you like to watch brutal hand-to-hand defense, you will definitely enjoy Sean's game. In addition, his consciousness is also very good, very good at reading and anticipating the route of the receiver. Height, speed, and awareness are all online, and Sean has the potential to become the object of headaches for NFL near-end forwards.
1. Kyle Hamilton, University of Notre Dame
Hamilton's height of over 6'4 is very rare for a security guard, which is also one of his biggest strengths. He excels at reading the quarterback's eyes, and then relies on his big legs to quickly reach the pass landing point, and finally uses his excellent ball sense and smooth catching ability to complete the interception. And in the defense and tackles, Hamilton can also play aggressive. At the same time, Hamilton is also very changeable, in addition to security guards, he can also play as a strong wingback and slot corner guard, and getting his team can add a lot of diversity to the defensive group.