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03-11-2008, 06:10 AM
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using a three point stance Fullback
Trying to get my strategy a little better, I have been tinkering with different custom poses at different positions, maybe some of you guys do this also, but I have made a three point stance fullback, now to me it may not look great running the ball (if your league or club allows three point figs in the backfield) but as a blocker on a sweet tweaked power rookie or swift but punching Ttc now you have a guided missle in the backfield. try it let me know what you think.
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03-11-2008, 02:09 PM
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Hey Lock
next time i am in Miami, i gotta sit down with you and talk MF/EF. i have been reading your posts now for almost 3 years, and you always have good things to say. i will let you know when i am coming, meet you at my cool-out spot - Wet Willies. those blue beverages, the usual entertaiment walking by and BigLock talking football - a great combination!
 SEE YOU THERE!!! (one day  )
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03-11-2008, 02:15 PM
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A would say its a great FB pose...
LeRon King had a 3 pt stance fullback on his Colts squad #44(for the DFW leauge) and the athlete seemed to be a good reciever out of the backfield and I would think that figure could be a great lead blocker too (low man wins).
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