Safety Rankings
Rk Player School
Rating
1. Eric Berry Tennessee
93
2. Earl Thomas Texas
91
3. Taylor Mays USC
90
4. Nate Allen South Florida
90
5. Reshad Jones Georgia
89
6. Chad Jones LSU
88
7. Morgan Burnett Georgia Tech
87
8. Myron Rolle Florida State
77
9. T.J. Ward Oregon
74
10. Major Wright Florida
69
11. Darrell Stuckey Kansas
68
12. Kurt Coleman Ohio State
66
13. Kam Chancellor Virginia Tech
64
14. Larry Asante Nebraska
63
15. Jeromy Miles Massachusetts
62
16. Myron Lewis Vanderbilt
60
17. Kyle McCarthy Notre Dame
56
18. Quentin Scott Northern Iowa
55
19. Cody Grimm Virginia Tech
51
20. Darian Stewart South Carolina
50
21. Robert Johnson Utah
50
22. Barry Church Toledo
50
23. Justin Woodall Alabama
45
24. Harry Coleman LSU
45
25. Josh Pinkard USC
45
26. Marty Bowman Boston College
45
27. Jonathan Amaya Nevada
45
28. Stevie Brown Michigan
45
29. Chris Maragos Wisconsin
45
30. Mike Newton Buffalo
45
31. Anderson Russell Ohio State
35
32. Will Harris USC
35
33. Aaron Webster Cincinnati
35
34. Sergio Brown Notre Dame
35
35. Dorian Porch Virginia Tech
35
36. Nick Polk Indiana
35
37. Michael Greco Central Florida
25
38. Randy Phillips Miami FL
25
39. Ryan Hamilton Vanderbilt
25
40. David Caldwell William & Mary
25

Eric Berry S Tennessee #14

Ht: 5'11
Wt: 203
Strengths:
Adequate size and speed. A very versatile player. Can player either safety position or cornerback. Excellent ball skills. Has a knack for making the big play. Has great instincts against both the pass and the run. Excels in zone coverage. Experienced on special teams.
Weaknesses:
Has been moved around around a lot throughout his career and doesn't have a ton of experience at any one position. Slightly undersized for a strong safety where he's played the majority of his career. May not have the speed to play cornerback. Size will prevent him from being an elite force in run support.
Comments:
Berry is the best safety to enter the draft since Sean Taylor in 2004. His versatility is intriguing and makes him a fit for any defensive scheme. He's best suited as a safety, specifically in a system that relies heavily on zone coverage schemes. He could join Sean Taylor (2004) and Eric Turner (1992) as the only safeties selected in the top five since 1990.


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