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Here are the basic defensive positions:
Defensive linemen-The linemen put pressure on the quarterback by trying to
tackle him before he releases the ball. They also try to stop running
backs.There are typically three or four defensive linemen.
Linebackers-When there are four linemen, there is a middle linebacker(MLB)
and two outside linebackers (OLB). When there are three linemen. there are two
inside linebackers (ILB) and two outside linebackers. Their job is to back up
the linemen. as well as contain runners and cover receivers on some plays.
Cornerbacks (CB)-The cornerbacks prevent the wide receivers from catching
the ball by breaking up passes from the quarterback.
Safeties-The safeties play deep behind the rest of the defense to prevent a
long pass or run. A strong safety (SS) lines up on the side of the field where
there are more offensive players. The free safety (FS) plays a deep, middle
position.
Special Teams
If a team has to kick the ball, it uses its special-teams unit. This unit
includes the team's kickers, theoffensive line, and players who run down the
field to tackle a returner(see below).
Placekicker-The placekicker kicks the ball through the goalposts to score
points and kicks the ball to theother team to start the game and after each
scoring possession.
Punter-The punter free-kicks the ball if his team cannot advance the ball
down the field.
Returner-During a kickoff or punt, the returner tries to catch the ball and
return it as far as he can. A player can score a touchdown on a rcturn.
Moving the Ball and Finding the End Zone
A football game begins with a coin toss to decide which team will receive
the opening kickoff. From the opening kickoff, the two teams battle to take
possession of the ball. Possession means that a team's offensive unit has the
ball.
A team can take possession of the ball in several ways:
Receiving a kickoff-A team receives a kickoff at the beginning of each half
and after the other team scores.
Turnover-A team recovers a ball dropped by the other team (fumble)or picks
off a ball thrown by the other team's quarterback (interception).
Safety-A player is tackled in his own end zone, meaning the end zone his
team is defending, so the other team gets the ball though a free kick.
Punt-The defensive team stops the offensive team from getting 10 yards in
three downs, and the offensive team free-kicks, or punts, the ball to the other
team on third down.
Turnover on downs-The offensive team fails to advance the ball lO yands in
four downs and has to surrenderthe ball to the other team.
For those new to the sport the last two scenarios on this list may not make
sense. One of the most confusing concepts of American-style football is the
down-and-distance system. Every time a team takes possessionof the ball, it is
given a set of four downs, or attempts, to move the ball l0 yards. If the team
can movethe ball lO yards or more Within four downs, the team gets another set
of four downs to go another l0 yards, and so on. For instance, if a team
advances 3 yards on first down, the next play is second down with 7 yards to go
(second and 7); if the team then advances 5 yards on second down, the next play
is third and 2; if the team then advances 2 or more yards on third down, the
next play is back to first and lO, wich a whole new set of four downs during
which to advance the ball.
1.The success of a team is measured by means of_______________________.
A) the yards it gains
B) the field goals it scores
C) the strategy it uses
D) the touchdowns it scores
2.When the teams need to play the overtime period,the team
that__________________wins.
A) gains more ground
B) gets more touchdowns
C) scores before the other
D) gets the first penalty kick
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