That's called the challenge flag, each coach gets to throw that flag in their sock in order to signal to the refs that they disagree with the call on the field and would like them to take another, closer, look at the play. If the challenge succeeds, the play is reversed. If the challenge fails, the coach loses a timeout. If the team has no more time outs then they cannot challenge a play.
its proven fact that it makes them feel more important if they wear it in their socks.
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Phillips, Bum and WadeShula, Don and DaveMora, Jim and JimNolan, Dick and Mike
i can tell you this.... there is no reall meaning to the 25 stars on the flag for the NFL.
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its proven fact that it makes them feel more important if they wear it in their socks.
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Phillips, Bum and WadeShula, Don and DaveMora, Jim and JimNolan, Dick and Mike
There is no tackle in flag football
its like a foul
In the NFL, "flag" is usually used as slang for the yellow penalty markers which are thrown by the umpires, referees and side judges.
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Oh, dude, a black flag in the NFL means a penalty flag thrown by the officials for unsportsmanlike conduct or a personal foul. It's like when a player does something they shouldn't, and the refs are like, "Uh-uh, not cool, bro." So yeah, it's basically a big red flag, but, you know, black.
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i can tell you this.... there is no reall meaning to the 25 stars on the flag for the NFL.
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