A pass play in football is a play where the quarterback throws the ball to a teammate, usually a receiver, in an attempt to move the ball down the field and score. The play begins with the quarterback receiving the ball from the center, and then quickly passing it to a player who is usually running a route to get open. The receiver aims to catch the ball and continue running toward the goal. Pass plays are an important part of the game, allowing teams to cover large distances quickly and make big plays.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „pass play” po angielsku

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