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Why do football coaches cover their mouths while giving instructions on the field?

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Neha Leffler

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∙ 1mo ago
Updated: 3/15/2025

Football coaches cover their mouths while giving instructions on the field to prevent the opposing team from reading their lips and understanding their game plan. This helps maintain a strategic advantage and keeps their plays confidential.

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