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- Football Lingo and Terminology - rookieroad.comA wheel route is a passing play in which a wide receiver or running back takes off toward the sideline and then suddenly changes direction upfield. This quick turn deceives defenders and helps the receiver get open for a pass.
- Football Positions Guide - rookieroad.comWide Receivers. The wide receivers, who start the play on the outermost edges of the offensive line, must run routes down the field while avoiding members of the defense to properly position themselves to catch the ball thrown by the quarterback. After the catch, receivers will try to gain additional yards by running downfield toward the end zone.
- What Does a Cornerback Do in Football? - rookieroad.comThe main responsibility of the cornerback is to guard wide receivers, who are the primary offensive players to be targeted by long passes from the quarterback. If a cornerback perceives that the offense is going to attempt a long pass, he can tail the wide receiver in order to potentially intercept the pass, knock it out of the air, or tackle ...
- What Does a Wide Receiver Do in Football? - rookieroad.comA wide receiver in football is a player on the offense who is tasked with catching the football thrown by the quarterback and occasionally running the ball. The wide receivers line up on the line of scrimmage outside of the offensive line. They make breaks downfield through open lanes and try to get open for a pass. Read on to learn more about ...
- What Does a Tight End Do in Football? - rookieroad.comOn passing plays, the tight end can either catch the pass, protect the quarterback, or block for other receivers. Thus, the tight end position is one of the most versatile in football. They must have the blocking skills usually associated with offensive linemen while having the speed and hands of a wide receiver.
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