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Most offensive players in the NFL have a single goal in mind--to get down-field as far and as fast as ______.
Most offensive players in the NFL have a single goal in mind--to get down-field as far and as fast as ______.
possible
We're thinking, wow, I've got to get from A to B within a certain time frame and I can't let this guy throw me off ______.
We're thinking, wow, I've got to get from A to B within a certain time frame and I can't let this guy throw me off ______.
track
Defenders on the other hand have a different goal-- to stand in the way of the offensive player and stop his ______ progress.
Defenders on the other hand have a different goal-- to stand in the way of the offensive player and stop his ______ progress.
forward
When you are coming in and making the tackle, you've got to come in and you got to stop him right there on the ______.
When you are coming in and making the tackle, you've got to come in and you got to stop him right there on the ______.
Newton's First Law says that if ______.
Newton's First Law says that if ______.
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Offensive Goals in the NFL
- Offensive players aim to advance down the field quickly and efficiently.
- The objective is to reach a designated point (from A to B) within a specific time frame.
- Offensive players must avoid being impeded by defenders during their run.
Defensive Goals in the NFL
- Defenders strive to block and halt offensive players' progress.
- Their primary objective is to stop offensive players in their tracks, preventing advancement.
Tackle Technique
- When tackling, players must approach with the intention of stopping the ball carrier immediately upon contact.
- Successful tackling requires precision to effectively halt the offensive player.
Newton's First Law
- Newton's First Law of Motion states that an object in motion will remain in motion unless acted upon by an external force.
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