Dak_Attack_09
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Dallas should sign UDFA Idrizi to the team, who fits in perfectly for a ST role, and ability to play FB/ TE.
Olawale doesn't have the physical demeanor of a FB or the route running ability of Idrizi. This guy is cheaper and would help Cowboys in pass protection with quick dump offs with the OL in flux after Fredrick's retirement.
https://www.patspulpit.com/2014/4/14/5613442/y-or-f-which-tight-end-do-the-patriots-need
First, we have to define the terms. Tight end is as broad a category as "wide receiver", and there are clear distinctions for the latter term. As Patriots fans, we've become extremely familiar with the concept of a slot receiver and comparing their value to that of a standard outside receiver just doesn't do the position justice. In addition to the slot role, there's also the X (who you might consider a traditional #1 receiver) and the Z (a more moveable chess piece).
Similar for the tight end spot. There's the "Y" tight end, which is the name for the in-line tight end, and then there's the "F" tight end, who is comparable to the Z; the F is moved around the offense from slot receiver, to fullback, to even wide receiver.
Olawale doesn't have the physical demeanor of a FB or the route running ability of Idrizi. This guy is cheaper and would help Cowboys in pass protection with quick dump offs with the OL in flux after Fredrick's retirement.
https://www.patspulpit.com/2014/4/14/5613442/y-or-f-which-tight-end-do-the-patriots-need
First, we have to define the terms. Tight end is as broad a category as "wide receiver", and there are clear distinctions for the latter term. As Patriots fans, we've become extremely familiar with the concept of a slot receiver and comparing their value to that of a standard outside receiver just doesn't do the position justice. In addition to the slot role, there's also the X (who you might consider a traditional #1 receiver) and the Z (a more moveable chess piece).
Similar for the tight end spot. There's the "Y" tight end, which is the name for the in-line tight end, and then there's the "F" tight end, who is comparable to the Z; the F is moved around the offense from slot receiver, to fullback, to even wide receiver.