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By the position that you noted he causes an illegal formation, as he is not positioned himself as a back or on the line. He has to do one or the other.
If he cut blocks, clips, blocks from the back, etc. in the free blocking zone he would be guilty of an illegal block as he was not on the line at the snap. If he goes out for a pass, and is thrown to he has now caused offensive pass interference as he was down field and is not an eligible receiver. You could have a multiple fouls on the offense depending on what he does obviously. IMHO Jim 
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