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There has been a lot of discussion about adding a draft into the NRL as a way of distributing talent. It is interesting to…
I am not a Dragons fan, but I see a number of problems in their player recruitment strategy in the last few seasons. There…
San Diego Chargers veteran quarterback Philip Rivers is once again putting up impressive numbers in season 2016. Rivers and the San Diego offense continue…
If you were in charge of an NRL team, who would you sign to build your spine taking into account salary cap, team balance…
Is it happening? The Chicago Cubs broke through to their first world series since 1945 after securing the pennant in game six of the…
Friend is a nice choice. Going for non-origin players is pretty smart – a lot of value in NZ and England players in that way.
How to build the perfect NRL spine
I agree, I think it has a lot to do with the NFL becoming more of a passing league and so tight ends can offer more. Even the running back position is losing a bit of value. A lot of what the Panthers do in the run game requires a good fullback but even they use Tolbert almost like a tail back at times! The San Diego Chargers drafted Derek Watt to block for Melvin Gordon this year and he has shown a lot of improvement, but may be coincidental (can’t say that I have the stats on hand).
Why fullbacks are a dying breed in the NFL
I tend to agree, he had some nice moments at Souths but struggled in some aspects. He may develop a combination with Pearce – time will tell.
How to build the perfect NRL spine