The clock stops when the ball goes out of bounds. If a quarterback doesn't have a play because the defense has thoroughly covered anyone who can legally receive, he'll throw the ball out of bounds to stop the clock and allow the team to try a different play.
I guess because it can't get intercepted and the QB can't be penalized.
Because the NFL Quarterback is giving himself up and not attempting to gain any more yards and is NOT allowed to be hit or it will be a penalty,This rule is to protect the quarterback.
He doesn't. He can throw to any eligible receiver, which also includes tight ends and running backs.
A wide out is another name for a wide receiver. A wide receiver lines up on offense and can either be out close to the side lines or in between another receiver and the offensive line, this is known as the "slot". A receiver runs and tries to get into an open area of the field so the Quarterback and throw him the football.
make sure you have a set of pads that are for a quarterback, or wide receiver, they allow more shoulder movement
Yes, as an emergency quarterback.
running back,quarterback,offensive lineman,wide receiver,tight end,full back
A boogly, unless it is over 30 yards, in which case it is called a booglingy
Wide receiver.
No, in 2009 he was the starting quarterback.
widereciever
Either no where on the field or at a wide receiver spot.
No, he was a wide receiver.
Kordell Stewart, nicknamed 'Slash', was able to play quarterback, wide receiver and running back during his career.
the wide out or wide reciver