Fullback not obsolete for Miami

By Marc Hudgens  |   Wednesday, August 29, 2007  |  Comments( 7 )

 Miami Dolphins
OK, I'll admit I have a soft spot in my heart for the fullback. Naturally, then, when an NFL Network analyst said a few weeks ago the position is quickly becoming obsolete, I almost had an aneurysm. Obviously, he hasn't seen the Miami Dolphins' Cory Schlesinger and Reagan Mauia in action over the past three preseason games. Below is a list of...
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CommentsComments: 7
 No.1
Randy		 10:59 AM
08/29/2007
Good, insightful article with meaningful stats to back it up. Nice job. I think Miami's two FBs are going to be a boon to the offense. I also liked the way Cam & Randy signed a worthy vet to bring along a promising rookie. This position should be set for years to come.
 No.2
Budman		 12:27 PM
08/29/2007
When your OL is suspect, the use of an H-back or a Fullback helps. It is less useful when you have an OL that can do its job consistently. A lightning quick HB is only as fast as his blocker until he gets through the line. It would be better to not have to rely on a FB to open holes.
 No.3
abacus		 02:27 PM
08/29/2007
The Chargers and Seahawks have great offensive lines yet still employ fullbacks regularly. And sure enough they have two of the best runners in the league.
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