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Message: <blockquote data-quote="easyk83" data-source="post: 891437" data-attributes="member: 8895">Savage is that guy who could be a real defensive keystone for us. An FS who can actually play deep centerfield shrinks the field for everybody since you can bring up your SS. He keeps playing like the player that we all hoped he would be and everyone else will look better. That pick first against Chicago Savage was playing what looked like single high safety, an alignment that should be beatable on the sidelines but Savage's range allowed him to get up and over and make a play, and beat the receiver to the spot, on an overthrown ball. When you have a safety who can do that offenses are going to have to throw flatter long balls and wait longer to release.Yes some of these picks are the result of bad throws, a batted throwing arm. But that's football and those things will happen. What separates defenses are often whether or not a unit can take advantage of those mistakes punish offenses.His pick last night was positively Collinsesque. That athletic move and leap for the grab. Hes the kind of guy that Quarterbacks are really going to have to look for and then probably go to a different read if he's in the vicinity.</blockquote>

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