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Tailback may
refer to:
Tailback (American football), an
offensive position in
American football; a
halfback in the I
formation Tailback (road traffic)...
- an
offensive formation that
featured a core of four
backs including a
tailback, a fullback, a
quarterback (blocking back), and a wingback.
Linemen were...
- back), as in the I formation, that
player is
instead referred to as a
tailback (TB).
Sometimes the
halfback can
catch the ball from the
backfield on short...
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running back may be a
halfback (in
certain contexts also
referred to as a "
tailback" — see below), a wingback, or a fullback. A
running back will sometimes...
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James Ross
Callahan (December 19, 1920 –
March 27, 1998) was an
American football player. Born in El Paso, Texas,
Callahan attended Wink High
School where...
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stronger than the
tailback and acts
primarily as a blocker,
though the
fullback may also be used for
catching p****es or for
rushing as a
tailback does. Fullbacks...
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November 7, 2008) was an
American football player who pla**** at the
tailback position on both
offense and defense. He pla****
college football for Oklahoma...
- of
scrimmage and was
flanked by a
tailback,
fullback and wingback. He
served largely as a
blocking back; the
tailback typically took the snap,
either running...
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while suffering even more
injuries to
several other key players.
Starting tailback Ray
Hudson suffered a
season ending knee
injury three w****s
later against...
