2009 IDP Dynasty Keepers – DB

Defensive Backs are where you win or lose, there’s a bigger drop off between the consistent top-tier talent and joe average.

Teams will simply stop throwing at a corner back if he proves himself to be uh-mazing. Which makes picking blitzing safeties, the safest choice. Of course, a quality cover 2 corner will always rack up more points, but the uncertainty and inconsistency  is too great

1.  Gibril Wilson – Safety – Oakland Raiders – 1981

Gibril Wilson started out very solid in New York, and has continued his defensive dominance in Oakland. He puts up  good tackle numbers, a couple INTs, a handful of forced fumbles and decent passes defensed for a safety

2.  Troy Polamalu – Safety – Pittsburgh Steelers – 1981
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