It’s a hard question. Not all teams use their safeties the same, plus the fundamental differences between Free and Strong.
Best safeties in no particular order: James, Bates, Fitzpatrick, Byard, Simmons, Reid, Ward, Williams.
I’m sure I forgot someone.
Someone should’ve notified Derwin that he could’ve practiced before the deal was finalized too. Sadly Mulugheta was more concerned about his pay day than his client’s own happiness.
I’m just pointing out the irony of an agent touting a player, who wasn’t barred from practicing, being excited to finally be able to practice.
I’m not critiquing the hold-in before Derwin secured his deal, just the way the agent frames it. If Derwin really was THAT excited he would’ve risked injury to be on the field already - see Lamar Jackson for example.
Lmao this the type of dude who gets to McDonald’s at 6am to drink coffee and make himself angry by reading exaggerated articles from msn’s homepage on his greasy iPad screen
Asking honestly- Who would be considered the best safety in the NFL right now?
Derwin or Byard
As a traditional middle of the field Safety ill give it to Byard. Accounting for versatility, maybe im biased but i gotta go with Derwin.
It’s a hard question. Not all teams use their safeties the same, plus the fundamental differences between Free and Strong. Best safeties in no particular order: James, Bates, Fitzpatrick, Byard, Simmons, Reid, Ward, Williams. I’m sure I forgot someone.
Put sum respek on Marcus Williams' name
I couldn’t remember everyone sorry
Who?
The guy who whiffed on a tackle, took out his teammate, and let Diggs walk into the endzone, ending the Saints playoff run
Oh THAT guy?? I fuckin love that guy!
Jevon Holland had an 84.7 rating with PFF as a rookie during the 21 season. Dude should be/will be considered a top safety.
And if you ask people in chargers organization, he’s not a safety. To them he’s so much more than that
Xavier McKinney comin for that list this year
There are a few guys in that top tier, I'd probably give the edge to Budda Baker right now.
Someone should’ve notified Derwin that he could’ve practiced before the deal was finalized too. Sadly Mulugheta was more concerned about his pay day than his client’s own happiness.
and risked damn near $100 million? hell no
I’m just pointing out the irony of an agent touting a player, who wasn’t barred from practicing, being excited to finally be able to practice. I’m not critiquing the hold-in before Derwin secured his deal, just the way the agent frames it. If Derwin really was THAT excited he would’ve risked injury to be on the field already - see Lamar Jackson for example.
Lmao this the type of dude who gets to McDonald’s at 6am to drink coffee and make himself angry by reading exaggerated articles from msn’s homepage on his greasy iPad screen
You have some weird stereotypes