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Best Strong Safeties

If you want the best strong safety in CFB 26, Dillon Thieneman at Oregon is the 95 OVR answer. Bray Hubbard (Alabama) is the next best at 92, but the 3-point gap means there's only one tier-one strong safety this dynasty cycle. By rank 25 you're at 87 OVR (Wydett Williams Jr., Ole Miss) — that's the floor for an immediate-starter tier-one strong safety on a national-championship roster.


The Top 25

Ranked by overall rating at dynasty start (Launch / National Championship). Click a team to open its full dynasty guide.

Best Strong Safeties in CFB 26: top 25 ranked by overall rating.
#PlayerPosTeamOVR
01Dillon ThienemanSSOregon95
02Bray HubbardSSAlabama92
03Terry MooreSSDuke92
04Xavion AlfordSSArizona State91
05Jalen HuskeySSMaryland90
06Dalton JohnsonSSArizona90
07Peyton BowenSSOklahoma89
08Devan BoykinSSIndiana89
09Jalon KilgoreSSSouth Carolina89
10Isaiah NwokobiaSSSMU89
11VJ PayneSSKansas State89
12Jakobe ThomasSSMiami89
13Matthew BaileySSIllinois88
14Dalton BrooksSSTexas A&M88
15Bishop FitzgeraldSSUSC88
16Randon FontenetteSSVanderbilt88
17Jaylen McClainSSOhio State88
18Louis MooreSSIndiana88
19Isaac SmithSSMississippi State88
20Preston ZachmanSSWisconsin88
21Daylan CarnellSSMissouri87
22Tae JohnsonSSNotre Dame87
23Javon McIntyreSSPittsburgh87
24Adon ShulerSSNotre Dame87
25Wydett Williams Jr.SSOle Miss87

What the list says

The Big Ten owns this list with 8 of the top 25. If you're recruiting against the conference, you're recruiting against the position's deepest pool.

14 of the top 25 are seniors. Most of this list disappears in 12 months, so if you're recruiting toward the position, target your Year 1 class for replacements — don't expect to inherit a starter.