An outside linebacker is a player in American football who lines up on the outside of the linebacker group, next to the defensive ends. Their main job is to stop the other team’s running plays, cover receivers, and pressure the quarterback. Outside linebackers are often fast and strong, capable of rushing the quarterback or dropping back into coverage to defend against passes. They can be versatile, performing a mix of defensive tasks, including tackling running backs and chasing down the quarterback. Their role is essential for stopping offensive plays and creating opportunities for their team to regain possession of the ball.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „outside linebacker” po angielsku

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