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Tolbert vs Hoov as fullback

ElIngeniero

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Hoov went over the century mark on Monday Night Football. As a RB.

Hoov was a conventional FB in a conventional offense.

Tolbert is a FB,RB,HB,TE hybrid.

Totally different positions.

Although after only two preseason games. I am willing to bet Hoov has not lost Best Blocking Fullback standing just yet. Tolbert needs to finish a block on his feet for me to give him some props. Even the DE Lafell blocked into Tolbert to block, he bounced off and hit the dirt. At least he did not get in DWills way.

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As a WCU alum and a fellow Sigma Chi I am more than proud of every moment Brad was on the team. What he did, he did very well. His most memorable moment to me was of course the Monday Night game and I sat there in disbelief as the yards kept on adding up. But he is remembered as a blocking machine.

Tolbert will block quite a bit but his skill set is different than Hoover's. He will be used all over the place which is as it should be.

I hope Tolbert is as missed when he retires as Hoover is.

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