There isn't a specific answer to this question. Theoretically the difference between a full-back or half-back is simply a question of formation. The same player could be said to be in any of those positions depending on where he is in relation to other players.
In a standard Power I formation, where you have the quarterback behind the center, a back behind the qb and a second back behind the first back - you would have, in order:
Quarterback - Fullback - Running Back.
The same players in a formation, such as a Split back where the backs stand side-by-side behind the quarter back would yield:
Quarterback - Running Back - Running Back.
So it's merely a question of semantics.
In the current NFL, players who are often used as Full Backs, are traditionally used as blockers for the other running back. This player is often a larger running back. It's not uncommon to see these players block, receive passes and rush the ball.
Yes, there are fullbacks in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Some notable fullbacks in the Hall of Fame include Larry Csonka, Jim Taylor, and Marion Motley. These players were recognized for their contributions to the game and their impact on the field as versatile and dominant fullbacks.
Jimmy Womack.
Yes fullbacks, halfbacks (this term is no longer often used), and tailbacks are all running backs. The fullback is usually the bigger running back in a two back formation, and although he does carry the football or catch passes on ocassion, the fullback is usually used as a lead blocker or to help protect the quarterback on a passing play.
mike alstott (retired) TBB Madison hedgecock NYG
The running backs along with Jerome Bettis were Fred McAfee and George Jones. The fullbacks were Tim Lester and Jon Witman.
It ussually has no fullbacks. It is a one back style of offense.
Yes, there are fullbacks in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Some notable fullbacks in the Hall of Fame include Larry Csonka, Jim Taylor, and Marion Motley. These players were recognized for their contributions to the game and their impact on the field as versatile and dominant fullbacks.
The two most important positions (they're equally vital) are guards and fullbacks. The quarterback is the team's leader, but if the other side slams him into the ground every play your team won't do well. Guards and fullbacks prevent this from happening.
Heavy Fullbacks - 1926 was released on: USA: 18 October 1926
A fullback typically wears a number between 1 to 49 MOST fullbacks wear a number in the 30s or 40s
Honestly it just all depends on the formation your team uses my team use three fullbacks
The cast of Heavy Fullbacks - 1926 includes: Frank Alexander Hilliard Karr
Jimmy Womack.
Fullbacks are just bigger, stronger runningbacks and they can also recieve, but however they do run too! depending on different teams!! :D
fullbacks, midfielders and forwards
There are no fullbacks on the Bengals squad.
The word fullback is a noun. The plural is fullbacks.