Why not?? I'll play.
We will have 14 or 15 DBs next year. We not only lose tremendous experience but a good bit of our speed. All three of our old studs are 4.5 or under. For people who think that speed is everything, this should double your anxiety.
We must keep our two vet safeties on the field for stability. I differ from most here in seeing generally good play from both Zeke and Jamoris this year. I will predict that Motta is given Harrison's job of setting the defense next year. In my opinion their back-ups will be the smart and good tackling Collingsworth, and the super-talented Hardy. Behind them are three high potential players: Badger, Baratti, and Turner. I could see any of those guys on kick coverage, especially a tough guy like Badger [we're forgetting what was said about him as being body-ready beyond anyone in his class, and being a hardnose in the training room.] Baratti might be good enough to return a punt too.
Corner: Starters= Wood as the only veteran that the staff seems to think is ready, and Jalen Brown due to out-of-sight measurables. Brown is a 4.4 and only Darby will be faster. Behind them: Tee Shepard who might be the slowest CB we have, but his technique, body flow, and intelligence wipe that away, and Josh Atkinson, who I get the feeling that the staff thinks is the next readiest behind Wood now. Behind them will be superman [Darby] pairing with GAIII sooner or later on kickoffs, and Proscise, and Jackson. I hope that I am utterly wrong about Bennett Jackson, but every comment this year has been how pleased they are about Lo Wood's progress and that they like Jackson's work ethic but he's not ready. Bad feel about that.
My best cracked crystal ball.