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What does a offensive line do?
If you mean in American Football the offensive line is the first front of blocking for the offense. They block the Defensive line/Line Backers. They're typically the bigger guys on the team (height and weight). The offensive line positions starting from left to right are; Left(split) Tackle/Left(split) Guard/Center/Tight(Right) Guard/Tight(Right) Tackle/ You can also have a Tight End depending on the offensive play called.
How many different division are there in the national football league?
The NFL is split in to 2 conferences - the National Football Conference (NFC) and the American Football Conference (AFC). These two conferences are then split into four divisions each, North, South, East, and West. So there is a NFC West, AFC West, NFC South, AFC South, and so on.
What is the meaning of to split the uprights?
"To split the uprights" refers to successfully kicking a field goal in American football by sending the ball between the two goalposts, which are referred to as the uprights. It is a common way to score points in the game.
What country is Hsdjuk Split a football team for?
Croatia is the Country that Hadjuk Split also known as just Hajduk. Hajduk is located in the city of Split since 1979. The Football Team, Hajduk was established in 1911.
What is the short-end position in football?
I've been following football for a long time and I've never heard of a short-end. I think you either made that up or misheard the term tight-end or split-end. A tight-end is usually a bigger, more physical type player who lines up close up to the tackle and does a little more run blocking and pass protection in addition to pass catching duties. A split-end is usually a faster, smaller type player who lines up a few steps to the outside of the tackle. Of course you may be referring to a strong-side vs weak-side player but that gets a little complicated. In that case, that player is actually a half-back because he will be lined up a step behind the line of scrimmage instead of on it.
What is the abbreviation for Receiver in football?
The abbreviation for a receiver in football is WR. The receiver position in football has undergone several changes since the forward pass became a legal play in gridiron football in April of 1906. You might find historical references to the older positions such as SE - Split End, FL - Flanker, and E - End.
Can there be a split national champion in college football in 2010?
yes
What does the NFC stand for in football?
The NFL is split into two "groups" AFC (American football conference) and NFC (National Football Conference) the teams are split equally throughout the NFL. NFC vs AFC and NFL PRo Bowl Preview http://todaysports.co.uk/?p=204 AFC vs NFC NFL Pro Bowl Two Division is together http://todaysports.co.uk/?p=200
How can you get a better side split?
When I practice my splits it pull my self towards the couch in the split position. IT works well!
How is football and soccer related?
They are related in the foundations of the two sports. American football is derived from the sport Rugby. Both Rugby and Soccer are related as there was a disagreement on the set of rules which was going to be created (around 1863). This led to a split in the original committee into the Football Assosiation (otherwise better known as FA) and the Rugby Football Union (known as RFU). Apart from the origins of the sports, they share few relations, the most prominent being the pitch.. The Pitch for soccer, American Football and Rugby are the same size.
What is a split?
A split is when you are on a flat surface and you open you legs and put your crouch on the floor. There are different types of splits such as your right leg split, your left leg split, and your middle split also called the American split.
What is split?
A split is when you are on a flat surface and you open you legs and put your crouch on the floor. There are different types of splits such as your right leg split, your left leg split, and your middle split also called the American split.
