Dual Threat QBs

[TonyFtLaud]

I wouldn't be surprised if the Browns snatched him up before the Giants make their pick because they have come right out and said they don't want Rosen who is ranked #1. On another note I watched Lock play last night. He made some good passes, most of which were catchable but dropped. It was hard to evaluate him because the "O" line absolutely sucked. I'll be watching college games again today.

I saw that game too. That's why I think Allen will rise if he plays the senior bowl. His completion pct is very misleading due to drops.
It will be interesting to see what happens with Rosen and Cleveland. Alot of false information circulating already. Beat writers seen to have checked out on the season early this year.

 

[TonyFtLaud]

There isn't a huge emphasis on getting a FB right now, but it will never completely die. They might have RB's that serve as both a RB and FB? They might have an H back? However, I don't believe the FB job will ever completely go away even if it outwardly appears that teams do not have a FB position on their roster.........

I think team are just going to the bigger TEs as a dual threat for the passing game . Your right though. Really wats the difference between a H back and full back . The H back lines up a foot over from the traditional fullbacks spot. Still can't replace that big body in short yardage or goal line situations.

 

[SackExchange]

And I think that will turn around in time? Remember the run and shoot offenses? They exploded all over the league because the NFL is such a copycat league. I remember during that time that like 6 teams didn't even carry TE's on their roster? But it became a passing fad. My belief is what is going on right now is another passing fad?

I'm sure it is. Nothing lasts forever in football. As defenses adjust, offenses will change.