Buffalo’s blocking-first fullback with proven utility
In his Buffalo role, Chris Scharon stood out as an **excellent blocker** who could also contribute as a receiver out of the backfield; in 2007, he appeared in nine games and started four at fullback, finishing with a career-high seven catches for 48 yards and a touchdown[19]. That profile makes him valuable for teams that want a **physical, assignment-sound lead blocker** with enough hands to punish defenses when they forget about him[19].
