3. Green Bay Packers
Darnell Savage, Adrian Amos, Will Redmond, Vernon Scott
Chicago Bears fans will bash on Amos any chance they get, but he did perform well next to Darnell Savage. Bears fans can admit that while he is not a game-breaker, and he may have been overpaid, he is a sound starter in the NFL who does his job.
His stability allows Savage to freelance and makes plays. Savage had an up and down rookie season, but the peaks were high and entering year two, you would think hell have more control on defense.
Amos is a great compliment to him, and the former first-round pick has breakout potential.
The duo is great, but the depth pushes the group down. Redmond has special team viability and will make the roster. Beyond that, Vernon Scott has a little resume to speak of.
This is a good duo, but in a division hellbent on defense, they fall just a bit.