Thomas joined the Baltimore Ravens last year where he became a Pro Bowl Selection for the seventh time.  Thomas is currently under all of the MPAs for a Safety, but he was just named to the All-Decade Team.

Smith is on a five-season streak of Pro Bowl Selections, which on the surface seems to bode well for the Safety.  However, he is not close to any of the MPAs, and will need to keep up his current pace into his mid-30s.  That isn’t impossible, but it is more likely that he will regress instead.

Mathieu is an intriguing case as he was a surprise All-Decade recipient, but when you gain that honor, you will be forever talked about in regards to the Hall.  Saying that, his AV/G is well below what a Hall of Famer should be, and he is a Pro Bowler only once.

Eddie Jackson is a three-year veteran, all of which with the Chicago Bears.  The Strong Safety was a First Team All-Pro in 2018 and is on a two-year run of Pro Bowls.

Adams also notably has 12 Sacks, an excellent number for a Safety in any three-year period.  Adams forced his way out of the Jets, and the Seahawks gave up a lot of high picks to get him.  If Adams is what we think he is, Seattle won the trade. 

McCourty is 33 and his time is running out.  A two-time Pro Bowler, McCourty has three Super Bowls to console him should the Hall of Fame never call him.

Collins might be a three-time Pro Bowler, but his AV/G is not great.  Collins has however put up respectable tackling numbers, but there is a lot of work to do.

Fitzpatrick was traded early last year from Miami to Pittsburgh, and it was a great year for the Free Safety with a First Team All-Pro and 19 in Approximate Value.  This was only Fitzpatrick’s second season, but it was so good that he belongs here.

Baker is already a two-time Pro Bowl Selection and was a First Team All-Pro as a rookie in 2017.  He also led the NFL in Solo Tackles last tear with 104.