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NCAA Football Defensive Strategy: Safety

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  • gloria.16_07
    Rookie
    • Jun 2008
    • 2

    #16
    I have exclusively learned how to control the FS position. Besides the spike in INT's, run support is much better, even if it's a draw with a solid tackle it should only be a five yard gain max, given your LB's and linemen are well blocked. It seems the easiest for a FS is to have double coverage, and just roam, like a much better Rodney Harrison, Bob Sanders, or Ed Reed. And CB is definitely the hardest, until you can see yourself off the line.

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    • texbuk84
      Mercy Extended. John 3:16
      • Apr 2006
      • 1279

      #17
      i am a safety hallic and i play this position most of the time. dont fall for the play action because coverage deep is your first assignment. make sure you dont miss a open field tackle becuase if you do then its off to the races. make sure you take proper angles to the ball and use the hit stick only when the oportunity is in plain view, mistakingly using this at the wrong time could cost your team in the clutch moments. SAFTEY 102
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      • southernbelle
        *n th* Fl*w*rs
        • Jul 2002
        • 1099

        #18
        Re: NCAA Football Defensive Strategy: Safety

        i have to say how impressed and enjoyable these editorials have been! great!

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        • piggypablo7
          Rookie
          • Jul 2008
          • 8

          #19
          played my first game controlling the FS and had 1 pick, it's definitely sweet....definitely fun trying to predict where the QB is going to throw within your zone

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          • texbuk84
            Mercy Extended. John 3:16
            • Apr 2006
            • 1279

            #20
            Re: NCAA Football Defensive Strategy: Safety

            Originally posted by piggypablo7
            played my first game controlling the FS and had 1 pick, it's definitely sweet....definitely fun trying to predict where the QB is going to throw within your zone

            but the best part is running up and laying the wood to a wide reciever across the middle or a running back out of the back field. the excitement is amazing.
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            • skipwondah33
              Rookie
              • Jul 2008
              • 35

              #21
              It is easier to play the safety position this year, rather then in 08. You didn't have time to make plays in the passing game. Glad they fixed that this year
              "Straight cash homie"

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              • Moojenowski
                Pro
                • Jun 2008
                • 519

                #22
                Re: NCAA Football Defensive Strategy: Safety

                I played with the D-Line up until 07, then switched to the SS and it's been awesome. My friends never understood why I played with the line, but I was really good at forcing pressure and stopping the run. Once I switched to SS I was even more controlling on defense. I use FSU mostly and Myron Rolle is a stud, so it works out nicely.
                Florida State Seminoles-Minnesota Twins-Green Bay Packers-Minnesota Golden Gophers-Orlando Magic-Minnesota Wild

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                • 4solo
                  Rookie
                  • Jul 2008
                  • 322

                  #23
                  Originally posted by piggypablo7
                  I think I will consider making the jump to start playing as a safety. It seems like it would be really fun once I got good at controlling that position. Does anybody ever try to play as the Corner?
                  Played using corner once while playing a co-op 4player dynasty with K-state on 06 0r 07 ps2 and it was pretty sweet. It is the most difficult position to play but its the most rewarding to shut down a top reciever. The key is to use the straife button so that u can back pedal a stay square to the reciever and when the reciever make a cut u can use the sprint button to keep up. Oh yea if u never played a 4player co-op game or dynasty try it b/c it seems that ur going to over match the Cpu but every one really has to be on the same page for u to even be effective.
                  Don't mind me I'm just lurking

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                  • firespy93
                    Rookie
                    • Jul 2008
                    • 6

                    #24
                    i usually use the MLB or DL but after reading this i think ill start playing some more safety

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                    • RAZRr1275
                      All Star
                      • Sep 2007
                      • 9924

                      #25
                      I'll try this out this year.
                      My latest project - Madden 12 http://www.operationsports.com/forum...post2043231648

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                      • Brandwin
                        Hall Of Fame
                        • Jul 2002
                        • 30642

                        #26
                        I hate trying to play as the safety when they are lined up man to man with a receiver or tight end, it's hard to stay with them.

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                        • TheGamingChef
                          MVP
                          • Jun 2006
                          • 3384

                          #27
                          Re: NCAA Football Defensive Strategy: Safety

                          I used to always be a DE guy... then I switch to playing LB... maybe I'll make the jump to secondary this year. Good article.

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