Bynum is the steadying presence in the middle of the secondary. Four interceptions in his first Colts season show the range and instincts he brings, while his previous starting volume proves he can carry a lot of responsibility. He gives the defense a reliable organizer on the back end.
Strengths: Range, ball skills, durability, tackling volume and extensive starting experience. He sees routes develop and turns opportunities into takeaways.
Weaknesses: Aggressive breaks can leave any safety vulnerable to play action or double moves. He must keep the communication tight in a secondary with several new pieces.