Sacking in war means looting and destroying.
They were hastened by the Roman sacking of Jerusalem, and the persecution of Jews in Spain.
nickleback
Kyle Orton is the first-string quarterback. Brady Quinn is the second-string quarterback. Tim Tebow is the third-string quarterback. And as of the time of this answer, Tom Brandstater is the fourth-string quarterback.
QB is another way to say quarterback so I'm guessing it is quarterback-ness or in other words the quality of a person being a quarterback.
You sack the quarterback or you are sacking the quarterback.
They block the defensive line from sacking the quarterback
Steve colman
Former NFL lineman Deacon Jones invented the term when at the time the NFL didn't track sack stats. If they did it would probably be revealed that Deacon is the all time sack leader. It comes from the fact that SACKING a city is just as devastating to the city as a QB being tackled is to the offense.
NFL players are paid an agreed upon amount in their signing contract - they're not paid play-by-play or on a merit system.
it depends on his or her position for example a cornerback tries to stop the wide receiver from catching the ball which is thrown by the quarterback the linebacks have to stop the quarterback from throwing the ball by sacking him or something other than that. there are more positions so search
Sacking in war means looting and destroying.
Foreward lateral pass from quarterback to receiver for the touchdown, rush play from the fullback or halfback for the score, quarterback scramble or sneak for the score, defensive interception ran back for the score (pick 6), fumble recovery for the score. Perhaps a safety? Sacking the quarterback or tackling the ball carrier in their own endzone for the score. I think I've got them all.
Sacking of Lawrence happened on 1856-05-21.
The other team would only get the ball under certain conditions. If the quarterback was sacked on the 4th down, then the opposing team would get the ball. That is not due to the sacking, however, it is due to the fact that you only get 4 downs to gain 10 yards before a turnover. If a quarterback is tackled and fumbles the ball, the other team can get the ball, but the quarterback will not be considered sacked.
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The Iliad ended with the death of Hector, it never described the sacking of Troy yet.