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maulers

British  
/ ˈmɔːləz /

plural noun

  1. slang the hands

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But position coach Scott Huff has developed more than five game-ready maulers, many of whom are capable of lining up at multiple positions as well.

From Seattle Times

Was that the difference in Seattle’s “D” going from matadors to maulers?

From Seattle Times

But set the measurables aside, and these maulers can really move.

From Seattle Times

The pick of Haynes itself also pointed to a happiness with the team’s current style of going with more physical maulers under Solari, compared to the emphasis on quickness and athleticism under Tom Cable.

From Seattle Times

Neither were maulers entering the NFL but were more technical in their approach to the position.

From Washington Post