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There's no such thing as a fullback that gets you 5 yards every time. And if there was, it sure wouldn't be a 30+ year old career special teams player who excels with the ball in somebody else's h
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If you hadn't started with "listen" I would have completed disregarded this post.
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There are much better ways to break tendency that would keep the ball in the hands of playmakers. For the most part, defenses won't lose track of eligible receivers, especially downfield. So you're
When asked about Corey Watson getting downfield more often, Michael O'Shea said he is very often kept in because he is an excellent blocker. When we drafted Fitzgerald it was in part because he has excellent hands. For the life of me I cannot understand why we don't put Fitzgerald into the lineup in situations other than double tights. It seems like coaches and coordinators get fixations in their head and have certain players slotted into certain roles… They don't seem to be able to think even slightly outside that fixation box.
Playing Fitzgerald in Watson's current role would free up Watson to be our best downfield receiver. It would even allow us one more starting Canadian on offense. In turn that would allow us to dress one more import on the defensive side of the ball.
We have seen so many Canadians step up and play beyond their recognized skill level, Bucknor being one example.
Am I the lone wolf in the wilderness cheering for Fitzgerald as a starter at slotback ... is there no good reason?
Anybody else have any good ideas (or bad) to improve our receiving core?