Finley and Quarless are very much not H-backs.

They're a lot closer to WR/TE hybrids than they are to being H-backs.

Originally Posted by: Rockmolder 

True, but I have seen them line up in the backfield. Crabtree and Havner are definite Hbacks though. So is the rookie they took last, Taylor, iirc. I think Williams is gonna be another pseudo-WR.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann 

They tried Havner at H-back but he missed a lot of blocking assignment and didn't look good or comfortable at H-back, so I don't think he's an H-back. Though he was VERY good at finding the holes in zone coverage that one year... and did very well in the redzone.

I don't remember how Crabtree did out of the H-back. But I'd like to see him try the H-back and maybe even some FB work to see how he does there.

At times Williams has some power in his blocks, when he's on the move, which is a good sign for a possible H-back. I think Williams inline blocking isn't the best.

Also Taylor (the other TE drafted) played LB, FB and TE in college... so maybe he could be an H-back? Though I haven't seen him play.

Originally Posted by: beast 

Thanks Beast. I never saw Williams play. Good to hear he's got some blocking ability.

Originally Posted by: nerdmann