Good is an interesting case because, unlike most of the other guys on this list, he doesn’t typically line up at the MIKE backer position, typically aligning either in a 7-tech on the line or shading one of the slot receivers. However, I actually think this is an excellent use of his skillset because of how adept he is working in space. There are several plays on his junior tape where he will knife into the backfield without any support behind him, and his tackle is the difference between a tackle for a loss or a huge gain for the offense. Due to his strong ankle and hip mobility, he is able to make the play more often than not, making him an invaluable asset for Ballard’s defense. Good has a handful of smaller offers already on the table, and with a big senior season coming up, I am really looking forward to seeing what tape he can put up for college scouts.