The 1983 class is still discussed with reverence after it included John Elway, Jim Kelly, Dan Marino and three other first-round picks. Conversely, the 2022 class was seen as and has been confirmed as the worst quarterback crop of the last quarter-century, as evidenced by Kenny Pickett being the only first-round pick.

We asked scouts to make draft picks for NFL teams, assigning one to each top-10 slot. Here's how it played out.

Tribune’s Eddie Brown is breaking down prospects, position by position, leading up to the NFL draft (April 24-26). Here are his top 10 safeties, plus “bonus” players he believes will be drafted or signed as a priority free agent: — 1.