Hossage Posted August 20, 2008 Posted August 20, 2008 Peters was a former tight end. Imagine him as a max protect fullback in passing or as part of the jumbo package on goal line or third and one. Or put him in the h back position and have him bury a DT in a tackle trap play. Any linebacker will tell you the nastiest hits they get are from the fullback. He would be intimidating. Remember, peters ran a 4.8 40 a few years ago. I realize no coach would ever do this, im just saying...
apuszczalowski Posted August 20, 2008 Posted August 20, 2008 seeing as how his complaint with the team is not that he wants to play a different position, and that he wants more money to be paid as one of the top LT's in the game, I doubt he would come running back to re-negotiate a contract as a FB, a position that would pay him roughly what he is making right now
DrDawkinstein Posted August 20, 2008 Posted August 20, 2008 seeing as how his complaint with the team is not that he wants to play a different position, and that he wants more money to be paid as one of the top LT's in the game, I doubt he would come running back to re-negotiate a contract as a FB, a position that would pay him roughly what he is making right now i think thats his other point. but what do i know.
quikchomp Posted August 20, 2008 Posted August 20, 2008 Peters was a former tight end. Imagine him as a max protect fullback in passing or as part of the jumbo package on goal line or third and one. Or put him in the h back position and have him bury a DT in a tackle trap play. Any linebacker will tell you the nastiest hits they get are from the fullback. He would be intimidating. Remember, peters ran a 4.8 40 a few years ago. I realize no coach would ever do this, im just saying... Worst post I've ever seen - he's a Pro Bowler at the 2nd most important position, and this is discussing re-signing him as a position that's getting phased out of the NFL. I feel dumb for reading, even dumber for replying. Go Bills.
DaGimp Posted August 20, 2008 Posted August 20, 2008 Peters was a former tight end. Imagine him as a max protect fullback in passing or as part of the jumbo package on goal line or third and one. Or put him in the h back position and have him bury a DT in a tackle trap play. Any linebacker will tell you the nastiest hits they get are from the fullback. He would be intimidating. Remember, peters ran a 4.8 40 a few years ago. I realize no coach would ever do this, im just saying... FAIL
SwampD Posted August 20, 2008 Posted August 20, 2008 Seeing as he hasn't shown up to camp yet, I'm trying to imagine him as a Left Tackle.
billybob Posted August 20, 2008 Posted August 20, 2008 Peters is going about this all wrong- He should have gone the Schobel route- you know " well this contract thing is weighing on my mind and it's effecting my play" in fact if I was Peter's agent I'd have him come in wearing white-face and a Marv Albert wig and play at half speed - when the media would ask him about it I'd have him say " my agent thought my best shot at getting paid was to convince the Bills I'm a mediocre white player" .
The Big Cat Posted August 20, 2008 Posted August 20, 2008 Peters was a former tight end. Imagine him as a max protect fullback in passing or as part of the jumbo package on goal line or third and one. Or put him in the h back position and have him bury a DT in a tackle trap play. Any linebacker will tell you the nastiest hits they get are from the fullback. He would be intimidating. Remember, peters ran a 4.8 40 a few years ago. I realize no coach would ever do this, im just saying... Yeah, no. The hardest hits sustained by a FB can be accredited to the fact that most FB's are 250 lbs of muscle squeezed into a 50" frame (hyperbole alert). When a guy with that kind of density and whose center of balance is somewhere around his ankles puts a lick on you it's a localized, often times "low" blow. None of the aforementioned appiles to the 6'4'' Peters.
Tim Anderson's Lunch Pail Posted August 20, 2008 Posted August 20, 2008 Clearly, he is not being serious
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