By: Stephen Patterson
Quarterbacks shut down shop on his side of the field, usually choosing to throw anywhere except in his direction.
Wide Receivers smoothly try to play off dropped passes because they see him lurking for the big hit in the corner of their eyes and choose not to catch it.
Running backs gear back to truck him but usually ended up laid out on their own backs.
The man behind this is Ed Reed, possibly the best safety in the history of football.
Check out this 108-yard interception return and you'll see why he's one of the greatest.
