Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin praised Jalen Ramsey's leadership and intangible qualities, emphasizing his positive influence on the team and his ability to adapt to a new safety role. Ramsey, who expressed that switching from cornerback to safety is challenging but enjoyable, shared that the last time he played safety full-time was in college. His transition has contributed to a revitalized Steelers defense, as seen in their recent game against the Colts, where they held the league's top running back to 45 yards and achieved five sacks, three interceptions, and two fumble recoveries. The team has been utilizing Brandin Echols effectively, enabling Ramsey to shift to safety, especially after injuries to other players like DeShon Elliott, Jabrill Peppers, and Chuck Clark. Ramsey has played 539 snaps over eight games, with notable stats including 35 tackles, two sacks, and an interception. His performance at safety has been well-received, with the coaching staff confident in his ability to perform in this role. Ramsey acknowledged the difficulty of the switch but expressed his love for football and his commitment to embracing the new position. The Steelers plan to continue using Ramsey and Kyle Dugger at safety, with other players rotating in, aiming to strengthen their secondary for upcoming games against the Chargers and other opponents.