Tight end. The tight end lines up on the end of the offensive line. Tight ends usually do a lot of blocking and sometimes go out for passes.I play tight end its easy and fun.
The offense has to have exactly 7 players lined up on the line of scrimmage. (The other 4 players must be behind the line.) The two players on the end of the line can go out for passes. (The inside linemen can't.) Split ends are wide receivers who are on the line of scrimmage but stand out on the side of the field, split away from the others. Tight ends stay in tight, next to the inside linemen. Usually there is only one tight end on the field, and his side of the line is called the "strong side." The other side is called the "weak side." If the offense needs to run the ball, they might put a second tight end on the line to provide extra blocking power.
G can stand for goalkeeper in football.
HB QB SS FS WR or TE
quarter back
I know this is disappointing but he didn't create any position: he played MLB and TE
Assuming you mean American Football, TE is short for Tight End, an offensive position player who both blocks on the offensive line and catches passes from the quarterback.
In football terminology, FS means Free Safety, a defensive position.
Wide receiver.
Flex is a position in Fantasy Football. It means that you can use a player from a list of eligible positions (depending on your league rules) to fill the flex position. For example, you may use a TE to fill the flex position one week and a WR to fill it the next. It is a flexible position.
tackle. LT is left tackle and RT is right tackle
In football, FS stands for the defensive position of Free Safety.
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QB: 6'3 Slot WR: 5'11 Deep WR: 6'4 TE: 6'3 RB: 5'10