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A team is on 4th down and commits a foul before the snap. The offense accepts the penalty. Does the team automatically lose possession?
What is no?
This offensive player is primarily responsible for identifying defensive fronts and communicating protection adjustments before the snap.
What is the center?
A defensive lineman enters the neutral zone and makes contact with an offensive lineman before the snap. What penalty is this
What is encroachment?
This quarterback was the first overall pick in the 2004 NFL Draft and later won a Super Bowl with the New York Giants.
Who is Eli Manning?
Who was the first player to rush for 2,000 yards in an NFL season?
Who was OJ Simpson
A runner fumbles the ball forward out of bounds on 3rd down. Where is the ball returned?
What is the spot of the fumble?
In a traditional 11-personnel formation, this position is normally the third wide receiver.
What is the slot receiver?
The quarterback is inside the pocket, under pressure, and throws the ball into an area where there is no eligible receiver. What penalty can be called
What is intentional Grounding?
This franchise was originally known as the New York Titans.
Who is the New York Jets?
This quarterback was famously selected with the 199th pick in the 2000 NFL Draft
Who was Tom Brady?
On 4th down, a quarterback throws a pass that is intercepted, but the defense commits defensive pass interference. The offense accepts the penalty. Who gets the ball?
What is the offense?
This position often lines up in the backfield but can also split out wide, creating matchup problems for linebackers and safeties.
What is the running back
Which of these penalties results in loss of down: offensive holding, defensive holding, or intentional grounding?
Intentional grounding
This team became the first to win a Super Bowl in its home stadium.
Who are the Tampa Bay buccaneers?
This Steelers defensive unit of the 1970s was famously known by this nickname.
What is the steal curtain?
A team scores a touchdown on 3rd down, but the play is nullified by an accepted offensive holding penalty. What happens to the down?
What is the down counts?
When an offense uses a tight end primarily as an extra blocker rather than a receiving threat, he is commonly described using this term.
What is a blocking tight end?
The running back is tackled and the play is over. After the whistle, a defender punches him. What type of foul is this, and does it affect the previous play?
What is a dead ball personal foul?
This quarterback threw the game-winning touchdown pass to Malcolm Butler’s famous goal-line interception game in Super Bowl XLIX.
Who is Russel Wilson
This quarterback is the NFL’s all-time leader in rushing yards among quarterbacks.
Who is Micheal Vick?
A quarterback throws a backward pass that hits the ground and is recovered by the offense. Is the play automatically an incomplete pass?
What is no?
A defense wants to disguise whether it is playing man or zone coverage. Which position commonly has to communicate coverage adjustments to the other defensive backs?
What is a safety?
A quarterback is in his own end zone and intentionally throws an incomplete pass to avoid a sack. What is the possible result?
What is a safety? Intentional grounding in own end zone results in safety
This quarterback is the only player in NFL history to win Super Bowl MVP, NFL MVP, and Offensive Rookie of the Year in his career, while also leading his team to a Super Bowl victory in his first season as a starter.
Who is Kirk Warner
This franchise is the only one to appear in four consecutive Super Bowls, losing all four.
Who are the buffalo bills?