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JRutledge

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A "receiver" can certainly line up on the line and in the FBZ, so the block *could* be legal.

Anyone can line up anywhere and block legally. But a wide receiver or back cannot line up where they are expected to be and block below the waist or block in the back or even clip unless they are on the line and in the zone. If you are saying a TE could do this, yes they could. But they would have to be awfully tight to do so.

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