09-03-2012, 07:29 PM
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Re: Could the Pats Feature a Four Tight End Formation?
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Originally Posted by Joker
I read the article...correct me if I'm wrong but splitting out a TE means that player is a split end or slot receiver, which would mean Welker is off the field. Putting a TE at fullback means there is a fullback on the field being manned by someone with TE skills.
when someone says "a four TE formation" I interpret that to mean four TE's along the line, since that is where the TE plays...when Herno plays in the backfield he's an H back, not a TE...same as when he splits out wide, he's a WR..
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I think the point is the adjustments the offense can make at the line with 4 TE's in there.
Can go jumbo with a RB and one of the TE's at FB.
Can spread the 4 TE's out with a WR to some degree. Hell, can even motion Hernandez back to HB and run it if the D has sold out to the pass.
Because of the versatility of these 4 TE's, the offense can be a nightmare for opposing D's.
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