It seemed like it was dyin' for a minute when teams like Pats, Colts, Chargers, Rams, etc were runnin' spread offenses. But I would say 90% of the games this weekend had both teams using a lead blocker. What y'all think?
Is the fullback position officially back?
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our new FB in chicago, rodrigeuz i like, dude can fukkin block
Dak Pickscott
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lawrence vickers > all these lit nikkas
Thing is..dude wasnt a traditional FB. He was really just a big ass RB. He couldnt run block too well...
But....thats my FB
I've always been a fan of the fullback position. I'm a Cowboy fan and seeing Moose blow up all those linebackers and opening up holes for Emmitt just always told me that it's better to have a lead blocker. Even in Madden i run out of straight I formation most of the time.
cuz them nikkas can catch.
TEs and FBs are underrated. They can add value in either pass/run plays...keeps the defenses guessing. These hybrid nikkas (gronk, hernandez, graham and old school FBs like Neal, Alstott etc..) are dangerous because they are faster/more coordinated than most at their positions.
TEs and FBs are underrated. They can add value in either pass/run plays...keeps the defenses guessing. These hybrid nikkas (gronk, hernandez, graham and old school FBs like Neal, Alstott etc..) are dangerous because they are faster/more coordinated than most at their positions.
Wasn't it Moose who started that whole "horse collar" (don't know what the f*ck it's called) trend with the protective piece of foam plastic sticking out the back of his neck. That dude was bout dat blockin' life
STAN JONES
Fire John Harbaugh
Ineedmoney504
SOHH ICEY...WE EATIN
i thought that cac toby gerheart would make a great fb for AP
triplehate
Superstar
Thats my nikka right there
Played linebacker 3 years always looked lost...Senior year plays fullback. Now he an all pro
