A defensive end is a player on the defensive line in American football who lines up on the outer edges, next to the tackles. Their main job is to pressure the quarterback and stop the other team’s running plays. Defensive ends are often fast and strong, using their speed to rush toward the quarterback or tackle the running back. They also work to block passes and sack the quarterback when possible. Their role is key to disrupting the other team's offense and making it difficult for them to move the ball.

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