DETROIT -- Last week, Golden Tate racked up 132 yards and a career-high two touchdowns while nearly stealing a game in Dallas. This week, it was Kenny Golladay who went off in Detroit's diversified passing attack.
But Tate still found other ways to contribute. Like, you know, moonlighting as a fullback.
Pop in the tape of LeGarrette Blount's second touchdown run Sunday against Green Bay, and you'll see Tate bunched slot left with receiver Marvin Jones and tight end Levine Toiolo. Then Tate motions inward and stops between Toiolo and left tackle Taylor Decker, lined up very much like a fullback.