what is a Kick Return for Touchdown?
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on the opening kick off or after a team scores points the opposing team returns it all the way for a touchdown without being tackled on the kick off
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Ok this is easy!  Does anyone remember the hidden ball trick by Ken Stabbler?  He would hike the ball and make it look like he handed off to a running back who would go down into a pile right away...and while everyone stops thinking the play is over,,,,stabbler who had the ball the whole time behind his back would sneak around the end when no one was looking for a touchdown!    Never been a play like that since!
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It's going to take more than a few explanations here and watching one game to do it.\n\nEssentially, a team has 4 "downs" (tries) to advance the ball at least ten yards. If they're successful, they get 4 new downs to try to gain 10 more yards - if they don't think they'll get the 10 yards, they "punt" (kick) the ball to the other team. It's akin to claiming the territory behind them, while the other team defends the remaining territory behind them. The "line of scrimmage" is the point the offense last reached and is somewhat like the "border" between these territories. If a team advances the ball into the "end zone," that's called a "touchdown" and they get 6 points. And then there are the "point-after-touchdown" (PAT) plays, either a kick for 1 point, or a 2-point conversion that is tougher to convert. If the offense doesn't feel they can score the touchdown (TD), they attempt a field goal (for 3 points) by kicking the football through the goalposts.\n\nBasically, the object is to outscore the opponents.
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Zone blitz. Have one of your DEs back into coverage and blitz two of your LBs. Very confusing to the opposing QB.
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a penalty kick is awarded when a foul is committed by the defensive team within the penalty box (18 yard box) that would normally be punishable by a direct free kick (this means kicking, pushing, holding etc.).  any player on the team can take the kick but the fouled player usually does.  you can tell a penalty kick is being awarded because the referee Will blow the whistle and point down to the penalty spot (where the kick is taken from).
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Not as much formation, as the difference in the type of kick.  If the punter kicked in from a place holder, then it would be a field goal.  For it to be a field goal, it needs to be kicked from the holder, not from a drop in the air.
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Yes, but that secario would never occur where you would want to do that because:\n\nA) If you are in field goal range (Roughly on the 40Yrd Line or closer) a punt would easily go into the endzone. You're better trying for the field goal if u can make it or just punt if u can't. A fake fieldgoal-punt would still be a touchback so no use in faking.\n\nB)If you are out of range they will obviously send a man back to return the short fieldgoal so it is essentially the same as a punt.\n\nYes you can but it wouldn't help you.
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Get a football and start throwing it to someone.  Catch it when they throw it back.
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G'day Antwaan M,\n\nThank you for your question.\n\nRoughing the kicker is a more serious offence. Roughing the kicker is defined as "Flagrantly running into or hitting the kicker after the ball has been kicked." It results in a 15 yard penalty against the offending team and automatic first down. It can even result in disqualification if particularly flagrant.\n\nRunning into the kicker is defined as "Making incidental contact with a placekicker or punter after the ball has been kicked. " It is a five yard penalty.\n\nIt was originally all defined as the one offence before running into the kicker was created in the 1980s for less serious offences.\n\nI have attached sources for your reference.\n\nRegards
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It's where you tackle a player of the opposing team in their endzone with the ball. It is worth 2 points.
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Drop Kick\nA kick in which the ball is allowed to hit the ground before it is kicked. It was effectively used as a method of kicking field goals in the early history of football, but unheard of today, although it is still legal.
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Once a player on the offense is set, he cannot move before the snap of the ball.  If he does, that is a penalty called false start.  It's a 5 yard penalty.
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The kick after the touchdown is not a field goal - field goals are worth 3 points, but the conversion after a touchdown is worth only 1 point. The touchdown itself is worth 6.\n\nThus the touchdown and conversion are worth 7 in total.\n\nOut of interest, instead of kicking for the conversion, it can be run or passed into the end-zone for a 2-point conversion, which, you'll be surprised to hear, is worth 2 points.
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Its not called Delay of Game,  you aactually have it right, it has its own categorie "Delay of Kickoff" and its 5 yards like everyone else has said.
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it will be a goal kick
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There is always at least 2.  Their is one to start the game and one at half time.  All other kickoffs take place after a team scores.  \n\nPunting, on the other hand, takes place when a team is on 4th down and they do not feel they can move the ball far enough to get a first down (this can actually happen on any down but they do it on fourth down usually because if they don't get a first down on fourth down the other team gets possession of the ball at the spot that they were stopped).
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A rouge, or a single point, is scored when the kicking team either punts the ball through the endzone, kicks the ball through the end zone (missed field goal attempt), or when the returning team's ball carrier puts a knee down in the end zone after fielding a punt or missed field goal.  It's a great rule for a punt, and a poor rule for a missed field goal in that it rewards failure.