What does SAF stand for?

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Safety

In American football, a safety (SAF) is both a scoring play and a defensive position. As a scoring play, a safety occurs when the offensive team is tackled, commits a penalty, or loses the ball out of bounds in its own end zone, awarding two points to the opposing team. Safeties are relatively rare but can significantly impact a game by shifting momentum and field position. After a safety, the team that conceded the points must kick the ball to the opposing team from its own 20-yard line.

As a defensive position, the safety is a crucial part of the secondary, responsible for covering deep passes and supporting the run defense. There are two types: free safety (FS) and strong safety (SS). The free safety typically plays deeper in coverage, while the strong safety is more involved in stopping the run and covering tight ends. Safeties must be versatile, reading plays quickly and reacting to both passing and rushing threats.

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