Mike Mulligan

They got to a point where the Steelers just fully trusted him, and he would go anywhere on the field.

And the offense wouldn't know.

He'd line up at the edge.

And he did this before a lot of players.

Now we talk about some guys like this where they have the freedom.

Kyle Hamilton is a modern-day safety for the Ravens.

who is given the freedom and plays all over the place.

You might see him on the line.

You might see him on the edge.

You might see him in a backer spot.

You might see him at one of your traditional safeties or in single coverage.

Who the hell knows?

Harrison.

Harrison Smith in Minnesota.

This is who Dylan Thieneman dreams of being, and now the Bears got a couple of safeties that they can sort of utilize in that way, but I love that that's kind of the model of some of the modern safeties.

Well, the beauty of that, too, is because if you're someone who looks at Thinaman, you look at the way that he's built, you look at the way that he runs, and you go, there's a light safety.

There's an old-school free safety safety.

And then he pops up and he's like, I'm Troy Palamalu.

That's what I'm trying to be.

That gets you excited because that lets you know that there's –