Look for Davis to give Earl Little a shot at one of the safety spots. Little, who played for Davis at the University of Miami, has good field awareness and decent speed. Still, upgrading the safety positions remains a draft priority. Davis also would like to find a cornerback that can shut down the opposition's top receiver. There are some very talented players at that position, and three or four might go in the first round.
Safety is a little thinner, but there are still some good football players there.
The best safety on the board is Adam Archuleta of Arizona State. Archuleta made the Sun Devils' roster as a walk-on and proceeded to become a tackling machine as a roving linebacker. If he can adjust to playing safety, his 4.43 speed could come in handy. Gibson is strong against the run and is good in coverage, although he didn't make many impact plays for the Seminoles. Davis has firsthand experience of Gibson from Miami's win over Florida State last season.