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Could we see Shaq at running back?


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First of all, I'd like to see Shaq get some reps in camp at RB. Not many, but to switch things up. I really think that with his skillset, we should give him 5-10 carries in the regular season. I know he wants to play LB and all, but to have someone of that build and that ability, we'd be crazy not to try him on offense some.

 

And it sounds like I'm not the only one thinking that way.

 

"One thing you look at with players is, 'Do they score touchdowns or do they prevent touchdowns?' Well, he's shown he has the ability to do both," head coach Ron Rivera said. "He's a very physical football player that has an innate ability to get around the football and make things happen. We're excited about that."
"He's really a complete package. There isn't anything he isn't capable of doing on the field that fits us," Gettleman said.
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The context in which Dave made that quote I believe was referring to his play at linebacker (scoop and scores, pick sixes, etc.)

It would be neat to see him at running back but that really seems like an unnecessary risk with three specialist rbs , a fullback and a feature back already on the roster.

Only for emergencies, if that.

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