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[QUOTE="STEVEHOLT, post: 4532269, member: 522"] So let me ask you guys this. Maybe someone has some insight into something that seems obvious to me. Why don’t NFL teams utilize a running back as a dedicated “Qb” sneak man? qB sneaks arent surprises. Everyone knows it’s coming. Why put a more valuable asset at risk in performing a task they are likely less able to perform vs a rb, given you allot significant practice time to this chosen RB in learning to receive snaps under center? I’m not talking about wild cat bs. I mean right under the center. Some low to the ground , beefy RB would be unstoppable., like a 5-10” 240 lb battening ram [/QUOTE]
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