Pat Surtain II has reached that level where quarterbacks have to think twice before even looking to his side of the field Being ranked No. 10 among NFL players and already viewed as one of the league’s top defensive players is crazy when you realize Surtain is still right in the middle of his prime. He’s already built a ridiculous résumé: Defensive Player of the Year, multiple Pro Bowls, multiple First-Team All-Pro selections and a Super Bowl championship. But the tape is what really separates him. Surtain can travel with WR1s, play man coverage on an island and erase options without needing constant safety help. In a league designed to make life easier for quarterbacks and receivers, having a corner who can legitimately take away part of the field is priceless. Is this actually his ceiling? Because if Surtain keeps stacking elite seasons at this pace, we might eventually stop discussing whether he’s the best corner in football and start discussing where he belongs among the great...