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The 2012 Little Returns in Week 3

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  • nickersN nickers wrote on
    #2

    I wouldnt hold My breath on Little...too many factors that can distract him..

    Nickers...."There are no old running QB's in the NFL "~Sam Rutigliano~
  • thenew23T thenew23 wrote on
    #3

    He's a beast against a #2 CB. He's not good enough to be a WR1, doesn't have the speed or separation ability. All he has is size...

    #Justsayin'
  • thenew23T thenew23

    He's a beast against a #2 CB. He's not good enough to be a WR1, doesn't have the speed or separation ability. All he has is size...

    USFBrownU USFBrown wrote on
    #4

    @thenew23 said:

    He's a beast against a #2 CB. He's not good enough to be a WR1, doesn't have the speed or separation ability. All he has is size...

    Size, show boat attitude, and a crappy pair of hands...

  • Flyin JF Flyin J wrote on
    #5

    Little is a bit of an enigma. The guy has decent top end speed but almost zero burst. Hes fun to watch after the catch but he has to catch it first. Hes an excellent run blocking reciever but we almost never get to see him in action due to the lack of second level perimeter runs we pull off. I think his ultimate roll in the NFL would be as a TE/WR3 hybrid in the mold of the infamous Aaron Hernandez.

  • Flyin JF Flyin J

    Little is a bit of an enigma. The guy has decent top end speed but almost zero burst. Hes fun to watch after the catch but he has to catch it first. Hes an excellent run blocking reciever but we almost never get to see him in action due to the lack of second level perimeter runs we pull off. I think his ultimate roll in the NFL would be as a TE/WR3 hybrid in the mold of the infamous Aaron Hernandez.

    gftChrisG gftChris wrote on
    #6

    XxDaBuckeyexX said:

    Little is a bit of an enigma. The guy has decent top end speed but almost zero burst. Hes fun to watch after the catch but he has to catch it first. Hes an excellent run blocking reciever but we almost never get to see him in action due to the lack of second level perimeter runs we pull off. I think his ultimate roll in the NFL would be as a TE/WR3 hybrid in the mold of the infamous Aaron Hernandez.

    Perhaps as a full back? Good blocker, good with ball in hands, sounds almost like he's a RB! Oh wait.

    Actually, if we managed to get our hands on a genuine quality WR in the offseason to complement Gordon, I wouldn't mind seeing someone of little's size and ability playing FB.

  • Flyin JF Flyin J wrote on
    #7

    I wouldn't necessarilly want him lead blocking linebackers now but I like my fullbacks to be excellent blockers. If you're gonna have a FB on the field instead of another playmaker he better be able to be a dominant blocker. Put him in the slot or right off Cameron so he can block nickle corners or safeties.

    This is why their decision to put Ogbannaya at FB and have him out there as much as he was baffles me.

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  • Tour2maT Tour2ma wrote on
    #8

    Little's drop percentages

    2013 Week 1: 20% (I'd say 10% but source says different)

    2012: 6.52%

    2011: 9.92%

    I think the Gordon influence is pretty clear.

    While 6.5% ain't golden there were an awful lot of "top" WR names with season drops percentages of 5 and 6%... including:

    Victor Cruz

    Julio Jones

    Andre Johnson

    Davon Bess...

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  • Cbus BrownieC Cbus Brownie wrote on
    #9

    I'm over Little, he sucks. #1 Gordon, #2 Bess, #3 Benjamin. I'd like to see Cooper get more looks, he seems a sure handed posession type of guy. With Cameron geting looks I like that lineup. Sprinkle Little in every now and again if we can't drop him.

  • Flyin JF Flyin J

    I wouldn't necessarilly want him lead blocking linebackers now but I like my fullbacks to be excellent blockers. If you're gonna have a FB on the field instead of another playmaker he better be able to be a dominant blocker. Put him in the slot or right off Cameron so he can block nickle corners or safeties.

    This is why their decision to put Ogbannaya at FB and have him out there as much as he was baffles me.

    Tim Couch Pulls OutT Tim Couch Pulls Out wrote on
    #10

    XxDaBuckeyexX said:

    I wouldn't necessarilly want him lead blocking linebackers now but I like my fullbacks to be excellent blockers. If you're gonna have a FB on the field instead of another playmaker he better be able to be a dominant blocker. Put him in the slot or right off Cameron so he can block nickle corners or safeties.

    This is why their decision to put Ogbannaya at FB and have him out there as much as he was baffles me.

    Because their idea of a FB isn't the same as yours. Turner uses RB/FB's. Guys who are solid enough blockers but also are good with the ball in their hands.

    Gone are the days of pure blocking FB's. They are finding roster spots harder to come by.

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  • Flyin JF Flyin J wrote on
    #11

    The rest of the teams with mediocre QBs would like to differ.

  • Flyin JF Flyin J wrote on
    #12

    Most teams are deploying backup/converted TE's to an H-Back role. This makes more sense than trying to get blocks on DLman and LB's from a 220 LB. Running back.

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