So far the most eye opening NFL Combine workouts come from positions the Bears need. @kdthompson5 with more here.

While Buffalo Bills ' veteran nickel defensive back Taron Johnson may not be a natural fit in the team's new scheme, as his true position doesn't exist in a 3-4 formation, the former All-Pro is apparently the exact type of player that team brass wants.

The Bears secondary displayed excellent ball skills, instincts and playmaking ability in 2025, fueling a defense that led the NFL with 33 takeaways and 23 interceptions.

Caleb Downs is the clear-cut DB1 in this class and the safest bet to become an immediate-impact rookie defensive back for IDP managers. His football IQ and elite play processing allow him to anticipate plays before they fully develop. He aligns everywhere — single-high, box, nickel — making him scheme-proof and snap-secure.

The Kansas City Chiefs could target this defensive back from the NFL Scouting Combine.

An analysis of Buffalo's secondary from the 2025 season.

One bright spot for UCLA and the 2025 season was their defensive backs. Often put in tough positions, they rose up to the challenge and played well most weeks. They did give up a lot of yards, but they often had to cover for 5 to 7 seconds. Leading to many ...