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Woody Marks is going to be the receiving back... that dude can't block at all... Woody Marks, in addition to not being a very good pass blocker, he's also not the greatest rusher in the world.

STACKED’s take

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Marks lacks blocking and rushing ability; Montgomery will be the primary back despite the receiving designation.

Jim Coventry notes that Woody Marks is slated to be Houston's receiving back but expresses skepticism about his fit. Despite being a converted college receiver, Marks cannot block effectively and lacks rushing ability compared to Montgomery. Coventry expects Marks to spell Montgomery occasionally and potentially appear on third downs when the offense wants to pass, but Montgomery will remain the primary option. Dan Williamson agrees, noting Marks is not in the realm of Montgomery as a rusher.

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