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  • Skill Positions

    What is the definition of a 'skill position'? And what positions are they exactly?
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    Re: Skill Positions

    As I understand it, skill positions almost always refer to offensive "play maker" type positions. QB, RB, WR, kick-returner, and sometimes PK. Basically 90% of all heisman candidates.
    Originally posted by TH1974
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      Re: Skill Positions

      I always thought it was the WR, RB's, and sometimes QB's are thwon n there.

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        Re: Skill Positions

        It's any position that regularly handles the ball.

        QB, WR, RB, TE, Kick & Punt Return.

        I think Placekicker & Punter are in their own "Kicking Game" category.
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        • #5
          Re: Skill Positions

          Centers handle the ball WAY more than TEs. ;op

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