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Why do football players choose to run through the middle during a game?

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Marlene Hackett

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∙ 1mo ago
Updated: 3/15/2025

Football players choose to run through the middle during a game because it is often the shortest distance to the end zone and can lead to gaining the most yards. Additionally, running through the middle can catch the defense off guard and create opportunities for big plays.

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