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NEW ORLEANS SAINTS: Zach Line, fullback. How often does a fullback get love in today's game? Sure, I chose one as the New England Patriots' unsung hero, but that was only one of 16 -- and now two of 32. Line has cleared lanes for one of the NFL's most feared, two-headed running attacks for two seasons now, and last year, both of those running backs made the Pro Bowl. This year, Line earned himself a feature written by Around The NFL's Herbie Teope and a trip to the NFC Championship Game. "He's the best fullback in the game," Mark Ingram told Teope emphatically. Enough said.

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PonyPride wrote:NEW ORLEANS SAINTS: Zach Line, fullback. How often does a fullback get love in today's game? Sure, I chose one as the New England Patriots' unsung hero, but that was only one of 16 -- and now two of 32. Line has cleared lanes for one of the NFL's most feared, two-headed running attacks for two seasons now, and last year, both of those running backs made the Pro Bowl. This year, Line earned himself a feature written by Around The NFL's Herbie Teope and a trip to the [Super Bowl]. "He's the best fullback in the game," Mark Ingram told Teope emphatically. Enough said.

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Good for Zach. Also, FIFY.

In addition to blocking, Zach caught five passes during the season, including two for touchdowns.

H-E-B Mustang wrote:In addition to blocking, Zach caught five passes during the season, including two for touchdowns.

And ran the option. With a McIlhenny-esque pitch. On a fourth down.