Steelers safety Minkah Fitzpatrick has been watching the enemy and when prompted as to what safeties he admires, Fitzpatrick first mentioned former Ravens safety, Ed Reed.
“Ed Reed was a guy I really liked,” Fitzpatrick said to the media on Monday. “This offseason I broke down a lot of his film. He was an athlete, but also was an intellectual when it came to the game.”.
Fitzpatrick also mentioned retired Eagle Brian Dawkins and current Lion Glover Quinn and has been giving props to Reed and Dawkins along with Troy Polamalu.
Polamalu, Reed and Dawkins are three of the best safeties ever to play the game and as far as players to emulate and desire to live up to, that trio of Hall of Famers is as good as it gets
Steelers S Minkah Fitzpatrick aspires to emulate former Raven Ed Reed
Steelers safety Minkah Fitzpatrick has been watching the enemy and when prompted as to what safeties he admires, Fitzpatrick first mentioned former Ravens safety, Ed Reed.
“Ed Reed was a guy I really liked,” Fitzpatrick said to the media on Monday. “This offseason I broke down a lot of his film. He was an athlete, but also was an intellectual when it came to the game.”.
Fitzpatrick also mentioned retired Eagle Brian Dawkins and current Lion Glover Quinn and has been giving props to Reed and Dawkins along with Troy Polamalu.
Polamalu, Reed and Dawkins are three of the best safeties ever to play the game and as far as players to emulate and desire to live up to, that trio of Hall of Famers is as good as it gets