The Las Vegas Raiders hosted safety prospect Kamari Ramsey for a visit as they seek to strengthen their defense. Ramsey, a USC product, has impressive college stats including 133 tackles and two interceptions over 31 starts.
Las Vegas needs help at safety. Raiders new head coach Klint Kubiak has said as much already. And Monday they had one of hte more intriguing safety prospects in this year's draft pay them a visit.
Kamari Ramsey posted on his instagram on Monday that he was at Raiders headquarters, posting a picture of the side of the building.
The USC product, started the past two seasons at safety for the Trojans, playing some nickel cornerback as well due to injuries on the team. He started a full season at UCLA before that. He was so valuable to the SC defense, they had him wearing the green dot, calling plays for the defense.
Ramsey had 133 tackles, 13 pass breakups, and two interceptions in 31 college starts.
The 6-0, 200-pound defensive back is pegged as a mid-round pick in draft predictions, but it could be a buy-low situation considering he played out of position last season.
Coming to the Raiders would be a homecoming of sorts fo the Palmdale CA native as Vegas is just three hours to the northwest.
This article originally appeared on Raiders Wire: Raiders hold visit with Intriguing safety prospect
Kamari Ramsey is a safety prospect from USC who recorded 133 tackles, 13 pass breakups, and two interceptions in 31 college starts.
The Raiders need help at safety as indicated by their new head coach Klint Kubiak, highlighting a need for improvement in their defense.
At USC, Kamari Ramsey started at safety for two seasons and also played nickel cornerback due to team injuries, showcasing his versatility.
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