MTK
05-30-2007, 02:44 PM
Sellers is actually the FB
Is Cooley Still Considered an H-Back?MTK 05-30-2007, 02:44 PM Sellers is actually the FB PoundIt 05-30-2007, 02:46 PM I was looking at this last year when he was changed to officially a TE and it entered my mind with the Reggie Bush thing where he wanted to wear a non-RB number. Cooley being a TE now cannot wear 47 according to NFL rules. I dont care, have his jersey, but I was surprised not to see the change of numbers given the opportunity to sell more jerseys. mmil12 05-30-2007, 02:49 PM Last year sellers played H-Back. He participated in the passing game as well as lead blocking. The true essence of an H-Back. MTK 05-30-2007, 02:52 PM Last year sellers played H-Back. He participated in the passing game as well as lead blocking. The true essence of an H-Back. A FB can also be involved with the passing game. Saunders' offense doesn't use a true H-Back. MTK 05-30-2007, 02:53 PM Playing Saunders's Name Game (http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/08/09/AR2006080902108.html) On the surface, the change is merely new terminology, made for the sake of simplicity. The Washington Redskins, under new associate head coach Al Saunders, no longer employ H-backs, but, the staff says, those previously deemed an H-back will now carry virtually the same responsibilities as either a tight end or fullback. For the two most prominent former H-backs on the roster, however, Chris Cooley (now a tight end) and Mike Sellers (now a fullback), the move will result in several new wrinkles. The Redskins beefed up at wide receiver in the offseason and already had a star running back, but Saunders is just as intrigued by the possibilities presented by Cooley and Sellers, whose skills can create confounding matchup problems for opposing defenses. TheMalcolmConnection 05-30-2007, 02:53 PM I am so tired of Chris Cooley not getting the respect that he deserves. Every year you look up and his top 5 (TE) in yards, receptions, and TD's. Two years ago he should have gone to the pro bowl and didn't because he was listed as a fullback. We all know that Cooley is a Tight End not a fullback or H-back. Sellers is the H-Back. Forget about what this clown says. Bottom line Cooley needs more respect then he deserves. His whole career with the Redskins he has been there most consistent receiver and definitely the number two option for the QB. Anyone disagree? I'd rather him not get that respect so that it won't reflect in his price tag when we resign him. :ibiggthump mmil12 05-30-2007, 02:59 PM Good point with the salary cap. If I was him a would get pissed after a while being looked over by Alge Crumpler (who drops alot of passes), Jason Witten, and Jeremey Shockey. Lets agree Cooley is as good as Crumpler and better/more consistent then Witten and Shockey. It's just not right. TheMalcolmConnection 05-30-2007, 03:03 PM Shockey has been on his way down for a while now. Witten is good, but not as good as Cooley. Crumpler gets the stats because he is Vick's ONLY reliable target. Honestly, I think long and hard and really I can only see Gonzo as a better overall TE than Cooley. MTK 05-30-2007, 03:05 PM Shockey is very overrated because of his mouth and because of where he played in college. I like Crumpler, the guy is a load and can move. Witten is very good, perhaps a bit overrated because of the star on his helmet but he's a player regardless. MTK 05-30-2007, 03:05 PM Shockey has been on his way down for a while now. Witten is good, but not as good as Cooley. Crumpler gets the stats because he is Vick's ONLY reliable target. Honestly, I think long and hard and really I can only see Gonzo as a better overall TE than Cooley. Gonzo and Gates are the top 2 |
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