fullback 的定义
Football.
- a running back who lines up behind the quarterback and is farthest from the line of scrimmage.
- the position played by this back.
- a player stationed near the defended goal to carry out chiefly defensive duties.
fullback 近义词
等同于 running back
更多fullback例句
- The median fullback and punter earns more in his second contract than off-ball linebackers, yet teams would likely never spend a fifth overall pick on either position.
- Their mission was to keep their top four priorities — offensive tackle Trent Williams, fullback Kyle Jusczcyk and cornerbacks Jason Verrett and J’Waun Williams.
- I loved watching Sue Ellen, even when she was wearing jackets as wide-shouldered as a fullback’s and using too much Joan Jett eyeliner.
- He had shuffled between meeting rooms as a rare two-way player during his first few seasons in the NFL, a 6-foot-3, 311-pound mountain of a man assigned to batter opponents as both a fullback and defensive tackle for the Baltimore Ravens.
- He is a fullback who can play on either side, adding depth to positions that were left thin by injuries this year.
- How many times we had seen that fullback miss that block on that end I do not know.
- But Kitsch felt the role of Tim Riggins, the gifted fullback from a splintered family, hit closer to home.
- One night during his years as a college fullback he took his girlfriend, a basketball player, to see Phantom of the Opera.
- One night during his years as a college fullback he took his girlfriend to see Phantom of the Opera.
- He lunged forward and crashed against the dark panel near the lock and bolt, with the energy of a college fullback.
- For an instant they felt an immense relief, as they crowded around Wilson, the fullback, and clapped him on the shoulder.
- The jubilant Army men called on McAlpin, their giant fullback, to buck the line.
- As for Bert at fullback, no such demon playing had been seen at West Point for a generation.
- The bucking game was not panning out and the ball was passed back to the giant fullback, Livingston, for a kick.