He doesn't. He can throw to any eligible receiver, which also includes tight ends and running backs.
A wide out is another name for a wide receiver. A wide receiver lines up on offense and can either be out close to the side lines or in between another receiver and the offensive line, this is known as the "slot". A receiver runs and tries to get into an open area of the field so the Quarterback and throw him the football.
make sure you have a set of pads that are for a quarterback, or wide receiver, they allow more shoulder movement
The person who calls the plays and is snapped the football, is the quarterback. On a trick play, the running back or wide receiver can also throw the ball.
probably wide receiver because they are in charge of catching a throw from the quarterback and running with it to try and get a touchdown so yeah they have to be really fast. like a new England patriots' wide receiver wes welker watch him sometime. that's about how fast a wide receiver should be
Yes, as an emergency quarterback.
running back,quarterback,offensive lineman,wide receiver,tight end,full back
its the person on the team who passes or hands of the ball and run at times looks for the wide receiver for a touch down
In football, the wide receiver catches the ball, thrown by the quarterback and then runs toward the end zone in an attempt to score a touchdown or at least get a first down. If, however, the coach signals for a running play-which shows that the running back will be handed the football-the wide recievers will block the defender/s in front of him from trying to tackle the running back. That is what a wide receiver does.
Wide receiver.
Either no where on the field or at a wide receiver spot.
No, he was a wide receiver.
No, in 2009 he was the starting quarterback.