re: Jacoby Stevens Moving to F Back

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Wasn't Jarvis Landry lined up as an 'F-back' during his time at LSU?

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Wide outs playing from any receiver position aren't traditionally referred to as "F" - but depending on the scheme and the language - this can change. Some OCs label their 2 wide set receivers a "L" and "R" - guess what drives that? The need to simplify. Strangely, a lot of those guys will call the 3rd WR Z.

So, again, don't get too wrapped up about it, beyond recognizing the basics and where your guy is deviating from that.