re: Jacoby Stevens Moving to F Back

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The F back is a hybrid and not a typical blocking back\TE.

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That's confusing our fans, because we've converted a bunch of cats who were/are just that - blockers (or blockers first) - there might be a subtle difference that the F-Back is more of a receiver and an H-Back is more likely to take a handoff, but, again, I wouldn't worry about any of that. F-back/H-back - for our purposes is a TE/FB/RB that lines up as a receiver, but not on the line of scrimmage - normally closer in than any traditional X, Y, or Z receiver in traditional sets, but that can change with the play and formation.