23 replies to this topic

[Car123]

Did John Fox and Co. create that formation? It's the formation with a RB, FB, and TE in the backfield. I think I heard that the Panthers created that formation before the NFC Championship game vs. the Eagles in 2003. The Panthers called it Full House - Philly.

Now I see different teams using this formation.

[rainwater]

Did John Fox and Co. create that formation?

Are you really being serious?

[Panthro]

Where does Danny Tanner lineup?

[SpinTk]

All I know is it BLOWS on Madden. fugers can't block.

[pstall]

If they lined up side to side, the Buckeyes of the 70's created it.

[goodoleboy]

Did John Fox and Co. create that formation? It's the formation with a RB, FB, and TE in the backfield. I think I heard that the Panthers created that formation before the NFC Championship game vs. the Eagles in 2003. The Panthers called it Full House - Philly.

Now I see different teams using this formation.

It was Dan Henning. Sort of like the wildcat that Miami started this year. It has its roots in old school single wing football.

[Car123]

where does danny tanner lineup?

lmao

[RonnieTheBear]

Huh, in that Panthers-Eagles series I thought there was talk of the Eagles running the formation before us.

[megadeth078]

No, we didn't invent the fullhouse formation. We did, however, completely invent the wildcat formation in 2006. Sole credit goes to us there. Our coaching staff = complete genius

[natty]

I heard Fox also invented in internet.

[SorthNarolina]

My highschool and other highschools used it alot so no they did not invent it

It usually happens when your very dependant on your running game when you start to see so many big guys in the backfield

My HS would rack up about 500 yards a game and only throw around 5 attempts a game

[House]

You know that old saying, "No such thing as a dumb question.".

Yeah, well, you just proved that one wrong buddy. Way to go.

[MurkN]

No, we didn't invent the fullhouse formation. We did, however, completely invent the wildcat formation in 2006. Sole credit goes to us there. Our coaching staff = complete genius

They probably didn't like Weinke throwing 60 passes so what better way to come back next week with a different game plan?

[pepman]

Of course they didnt invent it, but they were the ones who brought it back to the mainstream just like Miami and the wildcat formation of this year.

[Delhommey]

Yes. We invented the wishbone and the single wing.