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If signed, he solves the FB issue.
If signed, he solves the FB issue.
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Re: Jamar Martin Visits Buffalo
How do ya figure?Originally posted by Dr.Lecter
Dude's been on three different teams since 2002, and has seen action in two games in the last two seasons.
Guess he's better than having no fullback at all, but damn...he looks worthless.
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Re: Jamar Martin Visits Buffalo
Since there is nobody else out there, he is better than nothing. Unless they take a guy late (6th, 7th)Originally posted by mysticsotoComment
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Re: Jamar Martin Visits Buffalo
Gonna have to draft a FB, I think.
These guys look like ****.Comment
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Re: Jamar Martin Visits Buffalo
Terrelle Smith!
Can we stop signing scrub players? please.Comment
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Re: Jamar Martin Visits Buffalo
Part of me doubts the role of the fullback in this offense. I saw alot of two tightends last year. I think they just might roll with that.
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Re: Jamar Martin Visits Buffalo
Jamar Martin was a beast coming out and went to a team who never used a traditonal FB, he is the Sam Gash mold of FB. He could be a great under the radar signing.COMING SOON...
Originally posted by Dr.LecterComment
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Re: Jamar Martin Visits Buffalo
I'm not even sure how we use a FB in this offense.
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Why do you assume they will use him at FB?
Could be a decent tailback....
Originally posted by Dr.LecterHated by the stupid..
Loved by their moms.
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Re: Jamar Martin Visits Buffalo
He busted his knee up though. Bypass, bypass.Originally posted by DraftBoyComment
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Re: Jamar Martin Visits Buffalo
To block for the running back.Originally posted by The Spaz
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Re: Jamar Martin Visits Buffalo
Originally posted by acehole
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Re: Jamar Martin Visits Buffalo
Sounds like a downgrade from Shelton. No thanks.Comment
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who?
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Re: Jamar Martin Visits Buffalo
ANALYSIS
Positives: Has a thick, compact frame with solid arms, hips and thighs … Has the short-area explosiveness to gain advantage on the defender as a lead blocker … Shows the strong forearms needed to sustain his blocks in pass protection and delivers a crunching hand punch to jolt his man back … Very light on his feet, displaying good acceleration to the perimeter … quick to get out front and cut block the linebackers on the move.
Negatives: More of a straight-line runner, showing poor hip snap and wiggle … Lacks the ability to find the rush lanes, as he tends to run with his head down, which results in balance problems … Does not have the leg drive needed to consistently break tackles … Shows no explosion when getting to the second level (loses steam past the line of scrimmage) … Will sometimes get careless running with the ball and needs to do a better job of shifting the pigskin away from the defender … Shows overall body stiffness trying to adjust to the ball in passing situations, as he rarely opens his hips … More of a body catcher who fights for the ball too much due to poor hands … Works well as a lead blocker, but does not pick up the blitz properly, appearing helpless as he stands around due to poor play recognition … Loses his balance quite a bit running to the outside … May be too top-heavy to maintain a proper leg base.
CAREER NOTES
Co-captain who is big, strong, tough, talented and packs a wallop when he hits, whether carrying the ball or clearing the way for one of the tailbacks … A complete football player and one of the most underrated players on the team … Has been used chiefly as a blocker throughout his career, but is also regarded as a fine receiver … Build is in the mold of some of the great Ohio State fullbacks of the past … Finished his career with 61 carries for 226 yards (4.0 avg) and four touchdowns in 47 games (29 starts) … Caught 22 passes for 211 yards (9.6 avg) and a pair of scores.Comment
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