I guess because it can't get intercepted and the QB can't be penalized.
If it goes out of bounds, no. That would be an incomprehensibly moronic idea though.
Because the NFL Quarterback is giving himself up and not attempting to gain any more yards and is NOT allowed to be hit or it will be a penalty,This rule is to protect the quarterback.
A sack
The "pocket" is a horseshoe shaped area formed by offensive linemen that drop back and protect the quarterback during a pass play. In theory, if the quarterback remains within the pocket, he will have sufficient time to find a receiver and throw a pass. If defensive players penetrate the pocket before the pass is thrown, the quarterback is either sacked or forced to run out of the pocket...and then he's on his own.
A QB-PP is a pocket passer quarterback and then you have QB-DT which means a dual threat quarterback.
A Pocket in American Football is the safe area created by the offensive linemen create for a quarterback by blocking the defensive rushers. This safe area is supposed to allow the quarterback time to make his reads and throw the ball to a receiver.
On the outside of their cheeks
If the knife is on the inside of the pocket, it is concealed and must follow concealed carry laws. if it is on the outside, it is open carry. As long as it's lawful, you can carry it either way. I personally carry the knife on the inside of my pocket.
No, but there was an anime called Monster in my Pocket, therefore instead of Pocket Monsters they changed it to Pokémon.
Montana is the better pocket passer but Young is the better mobile one.
If there is a receiver in the area of where the ball lands, then yes. If there is no receiver there, it is a penalty.
The Tight End is a position on offense. Tight Ends are sometimes the last man on the offensive line. Their main jobs are to block for the running back or quarterback who has the ball, receive passes from the Quarterback and help build a stronger pocket for the quarterback by helping fellow offensive linemen.