American Football Guide
http://www.sportsline.com/nfl/picksheet/ - American football is a descendant of rugby and dates back to 1869. Most notably the rule changes were instituted by Walter Camp, considered the "Father of American Football".
http://www.sportsline.com/nfl/picksheet/ - American football is a descendant of rugby and dates back to 1869. Most notably the rule changes were instituted by Walter Camp, considered the "Father of American Football".
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Common Penalties<br />
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False start: An offensive player illegally moves after lining up for the snap.<br />
Off-sides: A defensive player is on the wrong side of the ball at the start of a play.<br />
Holding: Illegally grasping or pulling an opponent other than the ball-carrier.<br />
Pass interference: Contacting an opponent to prevent him from catching a forward pass.<br />
Delay of game: Failing to begin a new play after a certain time<br />
Face mask: Grasping or touching the face mask of another player<br />
Offense<br />
The Offensive unit consists of:<br />
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Offensive line (guards, center)<br />
Receivers (wide receivers, tight ends)<br />
Running backs (tailbacks, fullbacks)<br />
Offensive line, (G - Guard, C – Center) OL/G protects the passer and clear the way for runners<br />
by blocking members of the defense. Center snaps the ball.<br />
Quarterback (QB) Receives the snap on most plays. Hand or toss ball to a running back, throw it<br />
to a receiver or run with the ball.<br />
Running backs (RB) Line up behind or beside the QB and specialize in running with the ball.<br />
They also block, catch passes and, on rare occasions, pass the ball to others.<br />
Wide receivers (WR) Specialize in catching passes, and occasionally block downfield.<br />
Tight Ends (TE) Either play like wide receivers (catch passes) or like offensive linemen (protect<br />
the QB or create spaces for runners).<br />
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