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vCash: 500 | football Hi everyone. Im new to football, but it seems like a very fun sport, the thing is though I dont understand it. I know what the quarterback does, I know the center tosses gives the ball to the QB through his legs. But Im lost when it comes to the positions, and what the positions do. Help me out. Thanks. Later. |
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Your right Football is a AMAZING SPORT. My second favourite to Golf easily. Ok positions wise there is so many that it could take a while. American Football teams are made up off three units. Offensive, Defence and Special teams. Special teams are simple. Basically their is a Kicker, and i think about 7 blockers, 2 Safeties (these are guys either in the back field or at side of the Kicker to protect him.) and one setter. (A guy who holds the football before being kicked.) That simple. There are more players but they basically all play the same positions. But of course you can only have 11 on the pitch at one time. And for the rest of the position im just going to quote Wikipedia. Offensive Line Quote:
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*** Bacl to Stiles. Anyway thats why i didnt type all the major stuff out. Because their is loads. Enjoy the game. Its awesome. And support the New England Patriots. | |||||||||
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The sidelines are as the name suggust the lines down the sides of the pitch. I think the pitch is about the same as a Soccer pitch. Mmmmm well i tend to play as a wide reciever. As im fairly muscular (ARROGANCE ALERT), Tall and im a goalkeeper in Soccer so im good with my hands. But i have been in the field behind my house playing a few American Football games and i have played Quaterback. Sucks though. I can throw it correctly. Nowhere near the distance needed to be good. But its a boring position. I think the key is the release. Imagine if you put your four fingers and thumb on the ball to grip it. If you place them all together then on the release you can only spin a small area of the ball because they aint wide enough. How ever if you can grip as much the ball as possible you can spin either end of the ball. But like i said i aint no Quaterback expert. | |
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