Is Cooley Still Considered an H-Back?

I am not questioning that. I said to correct me if I was wrong. So it was only his first season that they had him listed as a FB.

no the first 2 seasons

no the first 2 seasons

Alright jackass, I said to correct me if I was wrong, not get freakin technical on me. But thanks.

Alright jackass, I said to correct me if I was wrong, not get freakin technical on me. But thanks.


that is what i was doing sorry if it came off wrong

that is what i was doing sorry if it came off wrong

Giving you a hard time.I am in the mood to mess with people a little. My son is finally comming by cover of darkness. 6 hours and counting

Giving you a hard time.I am in the mood to mess with people a little. My son is finally comming by cover of darkness. 6 hours and counting

Closing in on 1,500!

Closing in on 1,500!

Thanks I just realized that.

Closing in on 1,500!

and he doesnt play in denver. that makes it an accomplishment.

So what would be the difference in cost for a franchised TE and a franchised H-Back. Would they just go by the average of the top TE's in the league or H-Backs? Kind of a loop hole if it would work, there aren't many H-Backs(on paper) in the NFL. Regardless I pray it wouldn't come to us franchising Cooley!
There is no designation for FB or H-Back. Both would fall under RB, which would be a huge difference in the franchise tag number from the TE position.
Regardless, it doesn't matter, Cooley is a TE now under Saunders system.

There is no designation for FB or H-Back. Both would fall under RB, which would be a huge difference in the franchise tag number from the TE position.
Regardless, it doesn't matter, Cooley is a TE now under Saunders system.


Where is NoVa????

Where is NoVa????
LOL, Northern Virginia, Leesburg specifically. I need to capitalize the 'A' and I will right now.