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Bookmark or Share- Football Strong Safety - rookieroad.comThe strong safety stands on the strong side of the football field (the same side as the opposing team's tight end player). The strong safety is generally bigger and stronger than the free safety. The strong safety must protect against passes from the opposing team's quarterback.
- Football Free Safety vs. Strong Safeties - rookieroad.comThe differences between a strong safety and free safety include the following: Skills and Ability. Physical Attributes (e.g. Height) Alignment on the Field. Tackling Ability/Physicality. Responsibilities. Free Safety. The free safety positions themself on the weak side of the field.
- Strong vs. Free Safety: Football Position Profiles - LiveAboutThere are two "safety" positions on the defense in the game of football. Sometimes their jobs overlap, but many times they are assigned very distinct roles in the defense. These positions include a strong safety (SS) and a free safety (FS).
- Safety Rankings: The 32 best safeties entering the 2021 NFL season - PFF1. Justin Simmons, Denver Broncos. Maintaining high-level play in the secondary over time is an extremely difficult task, yet Simmons has had back-to-back excellent years for the Broncos. Over the last two seasons, Simmons has the No. 1 overall PFF grade at the position and is the only safety who has put up a 90.0-plus grade over that time. 2.
- 10 Best Strong Safeties of All Time | Pro-Football-Reference.comWho is the best strong safety in the NFL? Among 2023 All Pro safeties, the Baltimore Ravens’ Kyle Hamilton is the closest to a traditional strong safety. At 6’4” 220 lbs, he has the size of an old-school strong safety but has proven to be an adaptable weapon, capable of covering swift slot receivers as well.
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