Oh, dude, a long throw in football is called a haymaker because, like, it's a term borrowed from boxing where a haymaker punch is a big, powerful punch thrown with all your might. So, in football, when a player launches the ball with all their strength and precision, it's like they're throwing a haymaker punch down the field. It's all about that power play, man.
Well, darling, it's actually called a "Hail Mary," not a "haymaker." It got its name from the famous desperation play where you just chuck the ball as far as you can and hope for the best. So next time you want to impress someone with your football knowledge, just remember it's a Hail Mary, not a haymaker. Keep up, sugar.
I have never actually heard anyone describe a long throw in football as a haymaker.
A Haymaker is typically defined as a wild punch, thrown with all of someone's might in the hopes of knocking out their opponent.
I would surmise that a color analyst would describe a long throw as a haymaker if it has a debilitating negative effect on the opponents defense. As in "the offense just knocked the defense down with that haymaker". However haymaker is not a term that is generally used in regards to football.
30 - 50 yards
about 2000 yards a game
in javelin you throw a long sick with a point called ajavelin
A period in football is called a quarter and is 15 minutes long.
If u play baseball then u must know what a crow is. take a crow hop and throw it aahard as u can!
unlimited - you may throw on every play if you so desire.
it depends on what your best at. I mean, i LOVE football but i can't throw good. so my thing is wide receiver. for that job you, you need to catch LONG throws. but for quarterback, you need to be able to throw LONG or GOOD. you cant just throw some nerd who cant play on the field and expect him to make a touchdown if he cant see the ball coming when it's right in FRONT of him! LOL
No, as long as the arm was moving forward when the ball came loose.
Because the game was invented here, a long time before American "Football". Question really ought to be, why do you call football "soccer". Grrr! ---- Soccer is an English coloquial version of the phrase 'Association Football' .The game is called Football NOT Soccer. The word 'Soccer' was used to describe on particular form of league of football.
-- football pass or kick -- baseball throw or hit -- soccer kick -- javelin toss -- discus throw -- hammer throw -- long jump -- jai alai -- badminton -- tennis -- volleyball -- archery -- rifle range.
The most popular hobbie is soccer which is called football in Italy.
It is difficult to determine who has the best distance football throw as it depends on the specific circumstances and competition. However, some notable quarterbacks known for their long throws include Patrick Mahomes, Matthew Stafford, and Josh Allen.