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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Making a play for the ball- when an offensive or defensive player aggressively tries to gain<br />
possession of the football while it is in the air. The receiver wants a reception, the defender<br />
wants an interception.<br />
Maintain the lead- when a team is winning by a certain number of points in a game, they will try<br />
to maintain that lead as best they can by either stopping the opponent from scoring or by scoring<br />
more points themselves.<br />
Man on man defense- a defensive scheme where a defender covers one offensive player in<br />
particular, instead of covering a zone on the field.<br />
Matchup- a term used to describe two teams that will play each other, or two players that will<br />
face each other on the field.<br />
Mathematically in/out of the playoffs- a statement that is often heard near the end of the regular<br />
season that describes a wildcard team’s chances of making or failing to make the playoffs.<br />
Merch- abbreviation for merchandise<br />
Mid-field - The middle of the football field; the 50 yard line; where the coin toss takes place<br />
Middle-of-the road- a team that has lost as many games as it has won. (8-8) Also referred<br />
to as a .500 team.<br />
Mini-camp- A time in the off-season when a team will assemble to touch base and outline<br />
objectives for the upcoming season. Usually happens in Spring.<br />
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