physical, high-energy Georgia safety who rose as a big-game difference maker
Cine was Georgia’s defensive tone-setter in 2021, leading the Bulldogs with 73 tackles and earning CFP National Championship Game Defensive MVP honors after a seven-tackle, one–TFL, one–PBU performance against Alabama.[6][4] Scouts and team coverage have long valued his downhill tackling, explosiveness, and intensity, which made him a first-round NFL pick and a fit for aggressive, physical secondaries.[2][3] His appeal is the combination of reliable run support and playoff-tested edge, though his long-term evaluation also has to account for the transition from college standout to pro contributor.[2][6]
