Kerby Joseph, the Detroit Lions’ standout safety, has been making waves in the NFL with his impressive performance on the field. Despite being snubbed from the Pro Bowl, Joseph is confident in his abilities and believes he’s the best safety in the league.
“You see the stats,” Joseph said in a recent interview. “I’m top five in interceptions, top five in passes defended. I’m making plays, I’m making game-changing plays. I feel like I’m the best safety in the NFL.”
Joseph’s stats certainly back up his claim. He’s had a breakout season with the Lions, recording multiple interceptions and passes defended. His ability to read the game and make plays on the ball has been impressive, and he’s quickly become a key member of the Lions’ secondary.
While Joseph’s Pro Bowl snub was a surprise to many, he’s not letting it get him down. Instead, he’s using it as motivation to continue working hard and proving himself as one of the top safeties in the league.
“I’m not worried about the Pro Bowl,” Joseph said. “I’m worried about winning games and helping my team get to the playoffs. If the Pro Bowl comes, it comes. But I’m not going to let it define me as a player.”
Joseph’s confidence and work ethic are traits that have earned him praise from his coaches and teammates. He’s a leader on the field and in the locker room, and his presence has been a key factor in the Lions’ improved defensive performance this season.
As the Lions look to build on their success and make a push for the playoffs, Joseph will be a key player to watch. With his skills, confidence, and determination, he’s poised to continue making big plays and proving himself as one of the top safeties in the NFL.
“I’m just going to keep working, keep grinding, and keep making plays,” Joseph said. “I know I’m the best safety in the NFL, and I’m going to keep proving it every week.”