10-06-2014, 12:28 PM
Rector is not an ideal intermediate option. He's too small a target for an Qb who cannot throw a quick, hard, intermediate pass. Hogan needs someone with a bigger strike zone.
Regarding strengths:
A very good blocking fullback. Of far less value, however, without a complimentary power back behind him. It encourages to run plays that average 4,00 yard per carry.
Good deep threats and a QB who throws a very good deep ball. Harder to exploit when safeties don't fear your running back and know you want to air it out and rely on big plays rather than move-the-chains, powe/play action football.
The first or second team all conference tight end.
More speed than we are accustomed to in our running backs, but pretty hard to run wide in pros or college. Linebackers are faster, cornerbacks are bigger and many can tackle. If you don't have a running back who figures to make at least HM all conference. running back isn't a strength with or without excellent speed.
Regarding strengths:
A very good blocking fullback. Of far less value, however, without a complimentary power back behind him. It encourages to run plays that average 4,00 yard per carry.
Good deep threats and a QB who throws a very good deep ball. Harder to exploit when safeties don't fear your running back and know you want to air it out and rely on big plays rather than move-the-chains, powe/play action football.
The first or second team all conference tight end.
More speed than we are accustomed to in our running backs, but pretty hard to run wide in pros or college. Linebackers are faster, cornerbacks are bigger and many can tackle. If you don't have a running back who figures to make at least HM all conference. running back isn't a strength with or without excellent speed.


