ESPN: Parsing the AFC East TEs

Colmax · Feb 19, 2010

In Miami, I can live with Anthony Fasano. Of course he isn’t real flashy, but he does sure fit the Bill Parcells mold at the position. He is smart, tough, a hammer in the run game and has been productive near the goal line. The problem here is that Miami is just so weak at wide receiver that Fasano’s lack of big-play ability is exposed. But this is a solid football player. Backup Joey Haynos gets a lot of playing time, but his role as a blocker is pretty clear. He isn’t going to cause any mismatches in the passing game.
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FinsAreLife · Feb 20, 2010

I dont exactly agree with the whole you cant compltely use your TE against a 3-4 defense statement in the article. Just look at how many times we got beat BADLY from opposing TE's this year. Yes we didnt have the best coverage but i still think if used correctly that TE's can be very effective against the 3-4.

Tin Indian · Feb 20, 2010

Good TE's in the league ate our lunch last year because we don't have any Lb's that can cover.

Frumundah Finnatic · Feb 21, 2010

Tin Indian said:

Good TE's in the league ate our lunch last year because we don't have any Lb's that can cover.
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