Tre'von Moehrig

Despite playing two less games as a second-year pro in 2022, Moehrig matched the 55-tackle total that he posted during his rookie campaign while also allowing a 48.4 completion percentage in coverage last season. He figures to remain an every-down starter at free safety in 2023, and the Raiders bolstered the back end of their secondary with the free-agent signing of former Eagle Marcus Epps to line up next to Moehrig.

The 2021 second rounder was a weekly starter at free safety for the Raiders as a rookie, and that role should remain solidified in his second year despite the team's changes at both head coach and defensive coordinator. Moehrig ended his rookie campaign with just one interception and six passes defensed, but he also racked up 55 tackles (36 solo) in 17 games.

The 2020 Jim Thorpe Award recipient elected to forgo his senior season at TCU after being declared the nation's best defensive back, but concerns surrounding a seemingly minor back injury caused him to slip into the second round of the 2021 NFL Draft, where the Raiders selected him 43rd overall. As a Horned Frog, the 6-1, 202-pound Moehrig racked up 124 tackles (85 solo), seven interceptions, 21 passes defensed and two forced fumbles in 33 career games. Moehrig's rangy playmaking ability should allow him to immediately compete for a starting role at safety in Gus Bradley's defense.