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Message: [QUOTE="subsbligh, post: 2458876, member: 1950"] When it was: 1. Norman 6. Lockyer 7. Wallace Norman showed glimpses of brilliance but was overall nothing spectacular. Prince is the experienced half substitute for Lockyer. Given though a few things are different in 2013 (no Henjak, Norman with 3 seasons of FG under his belt) things might be a little different. I really thought after the first half of 2012 that we'd be lauding this year as Norman's breakthrough year. He did some very good things in the opening half of the season. Older, wiser, bigger and fitter he might do better. As a fullback though, it's hard to match his style to any other current FB in the game. The best fullbacks these days are the most potent and important attacking weapon with line break ability, speed and strength. Norman is a slick ball player and a agile runner of the ball as opposed to a power runner like say, Boyd. Get Norman into more strength training and perhaps he could fit the Boyd mould but with better playmaking ability. I do find it a crying shame that Hoffman might be the one cut loose here. Just watch Cowboys v Broncos at Dairy Farmers in August 2011 to see Hoffman's true ability. [/QUOTE]

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