An end run in football is a play where the ball carrier runs around the outside of the defense, usually along the sideline, to gain yards. This type of run aims to avoid the defenders who are positioned closer to the middle of the field. The player with the ball tries to use speed and agility to outrun the defenders and move the ball further down the field. End runs are often used to take advantage of gaps in the defense and can be an effective way to advance quickly.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „end run” po angielsku

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