Although it only took three seasons for Baltimore Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton to become widely regarded as the best player at his position in the entire NFL, he was far from an instant sensation as a rookie. Following his unexpected fall to No. 14 overall in the 2022 NFL Draft, the former All-American who was the top consensus safety prospect coming out of Notre Dame had high expectations heading into his first season. Despite not being a Day 1 starter, Hamilton still struggled to find his footing in a rational role to open the year but after transitioning into a hybrid slot role, he blossomed down the stretch and went onto breakout in 2023 and has been voted to the Pro Bowl and selected to All Pro teams in each of the past two years. Heading into his fourth season, Hamilton has a new PIC (Partner In Coverage) who will be lining up next to and playing off of him after the Ravens had the top consensus safety prospect fall into their laps again when they took former Georgia star Malaki Starks at No. 27 overall.