Defence, the Cornerback is a position that covers opposing wide recievers. Because they often work on the corners or edges of the field (where the fastest receivers are placed) they are known as "corner"backs
Football RuleI don't know when that was but the last person to play both offense and defense in the NFL was Chuck Bednarik (Philadelphia Eagles, 1949-62). There was also William Perry in super bowl XX who played offense and defense but he only played offense for only 1 play.Deion Sanders occasionally played both sides of the ball. He was a cornerback, returned punts,and was a third wide receiver when he played for the Cowboys.
he played defense in high school but i believe it was safety
kick returner, wide receiver, and cornerback
No, NFL players typically specialize in either offense or defense and do not play both positions during a game.
in basketball, there aren't offense players and defense player. everybody on the team knows how to play offense and defense
Offense the blind side of the quarterback Baltimore ravens
you dont.
An antonym for defense is offense.
offense wins battles, defense wins games
Yes, a football player can play both offense and defense during a game, but it is uncommon due to the physical demands and specialized skills required for each position.
2 players on defense two players on offense. One wide receiver and one quarterback. And then on the other side have one cornerback and one be linebacker and count till 10 Mississippi then rush the quarterback with the linebacker at that point the quarterback can run
offense