Top 2025 Free Agent Safeties, Expected Contracts, and Landing Spots

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Ayden Apicella

Jevon Holland – Miami Dolphins

Holland is regarded as one of the top safeties in free agency, known for his versatility. While his coverage skills need refinement, he has excelled in both run defense and pass rush, making him a valuable asset in systems that require both traditional and hybrid safety play. At 25 years old, his potential is high, especially in a defense that can maximize his strengths. Teams seeking a versatile safety with the ability to impact multiple aspects of the game will be interested.
Overall Grade: 63.0 (89th/170)
Coverage Grade: 57.1 (109th/170)
2024 Season Stats: 48 solo tackles, 0 interceptions, 4 total pressures, 24 receptions allowed
Expected Contract: 4 years, $17.5 million per season
Top Landing Spots: Jacksonville Jaguars, Washington Commanders, Minnesota Vikings (Dark Horse: Carolina Panthers)
Prediction: Minnesota Vikings


Tre’von Moehrig – Las Vegas Raiders

After a slow start to his career, Moehrig broke out in 2024 as one of the league’s top run-defending safeties. His ability to step up in the box and contribute against the run, along with his youth, gives him significant upside for growth, particularly in coverage. Teams in need of a strong run defender and a safety capable of improvement in coverage are likely to target him. His potential to be an impactful safety makes him an appealing target.
Overall Grade: 67.5 (59th/170)
Coverage Grade: 54.4 (122nd/170)
2024 Season Stats: 73 solo tackles, 2 interceptions, 12 total pressures, 37 receptions allowed
Expected Contract: 3 years, $15.5 million per season
Top Landing Spots: Las Vegas Raiders, Jacksonville Jaguars, Indianapolis Colts (Dark Horse: Denver Broncos)
Prediction: Indianapolis Colts


Talanoa Hufanga – San Francisco 49ers

Hufanga’s 2024 season was marred by injuries, but when healthy, he has shown elite playmaking ability, especially in coverage. Teams that prioritize defensive playmaking and high-upside players on the back end will look closely at him. At 25, if he can return to his All-Pro form, he could be a steal in free agency, making him an intriguing option for a team in need of safety depth with upside.
Overall Grade: 57.8 (121st/170)
Coverage Grade: 52.4 (131st/170)
2024 Season Stats: 28 solo tackles, 0 interceptions, 9 receptions allowed
Expected Contract: 3 years, $12 million per season
Top Landing Spots: Jacksonville Jaguars, Denver Broncos, San Francisco 49ers (Dark Horse: Indianapolis Colts)
Prediction: Jacksonville Jaguars


Camryn Bynum – Minnesota Vikings

Bynum had a solid 2024 campaign under defensive coordinator Brian Flores, improving his playmaking ability and consistency. His ability to generate turnovers, with three interceptions on the season, makes him a valuable target for teams seeking a well-rounded safety. With continued development, he has the potential to be a starter for years to come, especially for teams looking for versatility in the secondary.
Overall Grade: 63.0 (89th/170)
Coverage Grade: 59.6 (97th/170)
2024 Season Stats: 67 solo tackles, 3 interceptions, 27 receptions allowed
Expected Contract: 3 years, $13 million per season
Top Landing Spots: Minnesota Vikings, Las Vegas Raiders, Indianapolis Colts (Dark Horse: Tennessee Titans)
Prediction: Las Vegas Raiders


Justin Reid – Kansas City Chiefs

Reid is a veteran safety who excels in coverage, making him an attractive option for teams looking to bolster their secondary. He has been a key leader in Kansas City’s defense and remains highly productive. His experience and leadership are invaluable to a contending team, particularly for teams looking for a reliable and seasoned player who can immediately contribute in coverage and overall secondary play.
Overall Grade: 76.9 (20th/170)
Coverage Grade: 77.4 (12th/170)
2024 Season Stats: 70 solo tackles, 2 interceptions, 6 total pressures, 44 receptions allowed
Expected Contract: 2 years, $16.5 million per season
Top Landing Spots: Kansas City Chiefs, Denver Broncos, New York Jets (Dark Horse: Jacksonville Jaguars)
Prediction: Denver Broncos


Jeremy Chinn – Washington Commanders

Chinn’s athleticism and well-rounded play make him a highly sought-after safety in free agency. His ability to contribute in both run defense and coverage gives him a versatile role, especially in a defense that needs an athlete who can move around and make plays at different levels. While he hasn’t reached elite coverage status yet, his potential makes him an enticing option for teams looking for a developmental yet impactful safety.
Overall Grade: 69.0 (50th/170)
Coverage Grade: 66.2 (48th/170)
2024 Season Stats: 81 solo tackles, 1 interception, 6 total pressures, 36 receptions allowed
Expected Contract: 3 years, $11.25 million per season
Top Landing Spots: Washington Commanders, Tennessee Titans, New York Jets (Dark Horse: San Francisco 49ers)
Prediction: Washington Commanders


Julian Blackmon – Indianapolis Colts

Blackmon has established himself as one of the better coverage safeties in the league, with impressive interception numbers and solid pass coverage. Teams in need of a ball-hawking safety who excels in coverage will find Blackmon appealing. His ability to provide stability in the secondary, along with his growing skill set, makes him a prime candidate for a starting role on a team that values solid coverage.
Overall Grade: 69.3 (48th/170)
Coverage Grade: 73.5 (23rd/170)
2024 Season Stats: 70 solo tackles, 3 interceptions, 15 receptions allowed
Expected Contract: 3 years, $9.75 million per season
Top Landing Spots: Indianapolis Colts, San Francisco 49ers, Las Vegas Raiders (Dark Horse: Cincinnati Bengals)
Prediction: San Francisco 49ers


Andre Cisco – Jacksonville Jaguars

Cisco is a hard-hitting safety with ball-hawking potential. While his 2024 season was inconsistent, his youth and aggressive playing style give teams a reason to take a chance on him. If developed properly, Cisco can become a force in the secondary, capable of making big plays and improving a team’s overall defense. Teams in need of a safety with the ability to improve could see value in Cisco’s development.
Overall Grade: 58.8 (118th/170)
Coverage Grade: 56.7 (110th/170)
2024 Season Stats: 52 solo tackles, 1 interception, 0 total pressures, 19 receptions allowed
Expected Contract: 3 years, $8.5 million per season
Top Landing Spots: Jacksonville Jaguars, Tennessee Titans, New York Jets (Dark Horse: Denver Broncos)
Prediction: New York Jets


Justin Simmons – Atlanta Falcons

Despite a down year, Simmons remains one of the most experienced and reliable safeties available. His leadership, reliability, and coverage skills make him a key asset for a team in need of veteran depth in the secondary. Simmons’ ability to contribute to a contending team and provide stability will make him an attractive signing for a team with championship aspirations.
Overall Grade: 59.9 (113th/170)
Coverage Grade: 60.8 (86th/170)
2024 Season Stats: 55 solo tackles, 2 interceptions, 2 total pressures, 22 receptions allowed
Expected Contract: 2 years, $5.5 million per season
Top Landing Spots: San Francisco 49ers, Kansas City Chiefs, Pittsburgh Steelers (Dark Horse: Miami Dolphins)
Prediction: Kansas City Chiefs


Quandre Diggs – Tennessee Titans

Diggs continues to play at a high level despite his age, offering solid run defense and coverage. His ability to still be effective in key moments will attract contending teams looking for leadership and experience. At 32, Diggs may prioritize winning a Super Bowl, and teams like the Buffalo Bills, who are in win-now mode, will see value in his ability to step in and contribute immediately.
Overall Grade: 73.2 (28th/170)
Coverage Grade: 70.6 (29th/170)
2024 Season Stats: 37 solo tackles, 0 interceptions, 1 total pressure, 11 receptions allowed
Expected Contract: 1 year, $6.5 million
Top Landing Spots: Tennessee Titans, Buffalo Bills, Miami Dolphins (Dark Horse: Pittsburgh Steelers)
Prediction: Buffalo Bills


Photo Credits: Miami Herald, Dolphins Wire, Sports Illustrated, AtoZ Sports, Vikings Wire, Bleacher Report, Chiefs Wire, Fan Sided.

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