Fullbacks [noun]

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.

In 2019, Baltimore relied extensively on fullback Patrick Ricard22 and tight ends Mark Andrews, Nick Boyle and Hayden Hurst.

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.

Now Thanksgiving had come, and the substitute fullback had never felt better in his life.