In a hypothetical redraft of the 2013 NFL Draft, the Indianapolis Colts would choose Jordan Poyer, a former All-Pro safety, instead of the original pick, Bjoern Werner. Poyer's incredible consistency and performance during his time with the Buffalo Bills, where he recorded over 1,000 snaps in five consecutive years, showcases his value. He notably achieved a career-high PFF coverage grade of 90.9 in 2017 and continued to be a reliable starter even into his tenure with the Miami Dolphins.

Poyer's surprising journey from a seventh-round selection to an elite safety highlights the importance of evaluating player potential beyond draft positions. His impact on defenses, particularly in pass coverage, could have significantly altered the Colts' defensive strategies had they selected him in 2013.