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WLB
(redirected from Weak-side linebacker)

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WLBWelsh Language Board (Wales, UK)
WLBWomen's League of Burma
WLBWeak-Side Linebacker (pro football)
WLBWar Labor Board (1942-1945; now National Wage Stabilization Board)
WLBWilson Library Bulletin (professional bulletin; published 1914-1995)
WLBBuoy Tender, Seagoing (USCGC)
WLBWeapons Logbook


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Carter impressing: Red-shirt freshman linebacker Reggie Carter has impressed the coaches lately with his play and will run with the first team at weak-side linebacker in the scrimmage.
UCLA FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: QB DECISION STILL LOOMING by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
We refer to our weak-side linebacker as Rover and our strong safety as Spartan.
Multiple defensive fronts made easy. (Football) by Joyner, Mike / Coach and Athletic Director
Polamalu is technically considered a backup to Markus Steele at weak-side linebacker, with Henry Wallace switching to middle linebacker.
SC NOTEBOOK: GARNER SUSPENDED FOR VIOLATING TEAM RULES by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
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