philyphreak1

I have been thinking about the signing of Dan Klecko as a fullback rather than a d-tackle and I am personally intrigued to see him start at fullback. In New England, and Indy he played spot duty at fullback, d-tackle, linebacker, and special teams. What I like about that is he still has room to grow into the fullback position. He has minor experience in the fullback position but however the other positions he has played display skills needed to succeed at fullback. For special teams you need to be fearless, especially in Klecko's case he was the wedge breaker he ran down field and saw how many people he could knock down from the wedge everytime the Pats would kick off. At d-tackle you need strength something he will need lots of at fullback, and playing linebacker shows altheleticism another thing that will help while playing fullback. I can't wait to see him in 16 games as a fullback. It will be interesting to see 5-11 275 lbs Klecko running through the whole in front of Westbrook.