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Changing the Subject (Fullback)...hopefully

davos

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There's gotta be something not about JR/Fox/QB/WR/FA we can talk about....here's one for the hell of it:

What do you think about Tony Fiammetta this season? In analysis, I'd like to see what people think of him without a Hoover comparison if that's possible at all. Cheers.

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Hoover was great for us, but it takes time to trust your abilities. Fiametta will be there. 10 years in, we'll be bitching about his eventual replacement as well. That is if Zod hasn't sold the rights of the huddle to a TJ pimp in exchange for peak hours access to the most prized tranny whores and the Mexican equivalent to PSL seats at the donkey shows.

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I like Fiammetta, but he and Hoover aren't my favored prototype for a fullback.

I prefer more of a sledgehammer blocker along the lines of Lorenzo Neal or Howard Griffith.

What about Mike Alstott or Tony Richardson, those two are/were elite. Alstott in his prime was by far my favorite FB to ever play in the NFL. (Even though he was a buc)

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