A forward pass in football is when the ball is thrown from behind the starting line toward a teammate who is ahead of the thrower. This pass is a key part of the game, allowing teams to move the ball quickly down the field. In most forms of football, including American and Canadian football, only one forward pass is allowed per play, and it must be thrown from behind the starting line. The pass is typically aimed at a receiver, who tries to catch the ball to advance it further toward the opponent's goal.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „forward pass” po angielsku

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