Normally when you see the back line up behind the forwards when on an attacking ball the line is diagonal which allows for the attack to take place and players are then technically behind the ball carrier. IN an defensive line the backs will line up in a straight line (Flat) This allows them to implement a rush defense where the defending team will run at their opposite number to either intercept, tackle of spoil the pass of the attacking team.
Leamington to Rugby Line was created in 1851.
If you refer to a "Flat line" its a defensive move where all the backs (in particular) stand flat to the last forwards feet in things like scrum, rucks and mauls. That way they can implement a ruck defense to disrupt the attacking play
Normally when you see the back line up behind the forwards when on an attacking ball the line is diagonal which allows for the attack to take place and players are then technically behind the ball carrier. IN an defensive line the backs will line up in a straight line (Flat) This allows them to implement a rush defense where the defending team will run at their opposite number to either intercept, tackle of spoil the pass of the attacking team.
"flat" is usually "flat against the line" which refers to backs lining up to make runs to advance beyond the gain line. backs/wings should be running near full speed just behind the player nearest them so if they were to receive a pass, they could accelerate into the pass and get a head start to pass the defensive line. when you're "flat", you're in-line with the passer, keeping you from getting that burst of speed that's essential to break free for a try.
second space with flat sign. or high a flat is line above fifth line with flat sign
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Tackle ball carrier ONLY pass backward or "flat to a team player Place the ball with hand contact on or over the opposiing teams goal line
A flat line in cardiology is called asystole.
They are the Assistant Referees
flat line means when there is not a heart beat so the line is flat.
its a flat horizontal line separator....
Generally the Hooker (No. 2).