"They're wide receivers in tight ends bodies and it's bringing a new dimension to the game," he said. "It's how the DBs have now changed from the small guys to the bigger guys. You just tend to match what the other side of the ball is doing and it poses problems for people..Support from black voters boosts Weiner and Spitzer Quinnipiac's release notes that "strong support from black voters" is what moves Weiner to "the top of the heap" and what Spitzer his lead: Black voters go 31 percent for Weiner, 16 percent for Quinn, 14 percent for Thompson, 11 percent for Liu and 8 percent for de Blasio. Who now holds a worse net favorable than Weiner. Just 18 percent of New York City's registered Democrats voted in the last competitive primary in September 2009, and 28 percent turned out for a competitive primary in October 2001 (when many thought the Democratic primary would choose a new mayor).

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