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Football-Formation-LB ↗Jörgi123 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsThe placement of the middle linebacker in American football.
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Football-Formation-C ↗Gonzo fan2007 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsThe placement of the center position in American football.
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Football-Formation-FB ↗Gonzo fan2007 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsThe placement of the fullback position in American football.
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Football-Formation-OG ↗Gonzo fan2007 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsThe placement of the offensive guard position in American football.
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Football-Formation-OT ↗Gonzo fan2007 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsThe placement of the offensive tackle position in American football.
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Football-Formation-QB ↗Gonzo fan2007 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsThe placement of the quarterback position in American football.
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Football-Formation-RB ↗Gonzo fan2007 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsThe placement of the runningback position in American football.
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Football-Formation-TE ↗Gonzo fan2007 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsThe placement of the tight end position in American football.
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Football-Formation-WR ↗Gonzo fan2007 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsThe placement of the wide receiver position in American football.
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Lou Ambers and Marty Servo ↗Creator(s): Smith, Roger, photographer, Collection: Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Black-and-White Negatives · 1943 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsManhattan Beach Coast Guard training station. Lou Ambers (on the right), former world's lightweight champion, sparring with Marty Servo (on the left), well-known pro, as Eristus Sams, former Tuskegee football and track star, referees. All three are boxing instructors at the Manhattan Beach Coast Guard training station (original text from the Library of Congress)
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Creator(s): Smith, Roger, photographer, Collection: Farm Security Administration/Office of War Information Black-and-White Negatives, “Lou Ambers and Marty Servo” (1943). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.
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Building a Championship Football Team ↗Paul W. “Bear” Bryant; introduction by Lloyd Jefferson Gregory · 1960 · Project GutenbergHistorical program organization, coaching philosophy and tactical systems; not current safety or eligibility guidance.
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Paul W. “Bear” Bryant; introduction by Lloyd Jefferson Gregory, “Building a Championship Football Team” (1960). Project Gutenberg. U.S. public domain.
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1986 Jeno's Pizza - 50 - Buck Buchanan and Curley Culp (Buck Buchanan crop) ↗Jeno's · 1970 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsKansas City Chiefs defensive linemen Buck Buchanantackling Minnesota Vikings running back Dave Osborn ( middle ) in Super Bowl IV .
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Jeno's, “1986 Jeno's Pizza - 50 - Buck Buchanan and Curley Culp (Buck Buchanan crop)” (1970). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.
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UW Band formation (6186794018) ↗University of Wisconsin Madison Archives from Madison, Wisconsin, USA · 1972 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsWisconsin vs. Northwestern game in October 1972. The UW Band forms the shape of bulldozer. Madison, Wisconsin. Image ID# S06294. For more information about this image or UW-Madison campus history, contact uwarchiv@library.wisc.edu.
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University of Wisconsin Madison Archives from Madison, Wisconsin, USA, “UW Band formation (6186794018)” (1972). Wikimedia Commons. CC BY 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0.
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James Lofton ↗National Football League / Green Bay Packers · 1986 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsJames Lofton on the Green Bay Packers
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National Football League / Green Bay Packers, “James Lofton” (1986). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.
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The University of Texas college football team in the I formation ↗Johntex · 2005 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsThe University of Texas at Austin college football team in the I formation . Photo by Johntex 2005. Hi3
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Der Center in einer I-Formation ↗No machine-readable author provided. Stümmler~commonswiki assumed (based on copyright claims). · 2006 · Picture · Wikimedia Commonsselbst gezeichnetes Bild; erstellt am 3.9.2006
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Die Guards in der I-Formation ↗No machine-readable author provided. Stümmler~commonswiki assumed (based on copyright claims). · 2006 · Picture · Wikimedia Commonsselbst gezeichnetes Bild; erstellt am 3.9.2006
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Die O-Line in der I-Formation ↗No machine-readable author provided. Stümmler~commonswiki assumed (based on copyright claims). · 2006 · Picture · Wikimedia Commonsselbst gezeichnetes Bild; erstellt am 3.9.2006
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Die Tackles in der I-formation ↗No machine-readable author provided. Stümmler~commonswiki assumed (based on copyright claims). · 2006 · Picture · Wikimedia Commonsselbst gezeichnetes Bild; erstellt am 3.9.2006
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Pistol green ↗Jason R Remy ( Jayron32 at en.wikipedia · 2006 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsScheme of a typical pistol formation
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Post-Pisarcik QB kneel formation ↗The original uploader was Daniel Case at English Wikipedia . · 2006 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsCreated by Daniel Case in en:Adobe Illustrator .
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The original uploader was Daniel Case at English Wikipedia ., “Post-Pisarcik QB kneel formation” (2006). Wikimedia Commons. CC BY-SA 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/.
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Shotgun formation ↗Anthony J Hyde · 2006 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsIllustration of a Shotgun Formation in American Football
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Singleback Formation ↗Anthony J Hyde · 2006 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsAn illustration of a Single Back Formation used in American Football
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American football Gaps and holes ↗UserB · 2007 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsGaps and holes in American football . (See en:American football plays . The offense is shown in an I-formation.
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American football positions ↗UserB · 2007 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsThe positions in American football . The offense is shown in an I-formation and the defense is shown in a 4-3.
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FleaFlicker ↗The original uploader was Jeffness at English Wikipedia . · 2007 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsAn american football play diagram depicting a en:flea flicker en:trick play . This diagram was created by the submitter. QB pitches to HB and drops back HB runs to the line of scrimmage and passes the ball or laterals back to the QB QB passes to an eligible receiver downfield
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Positions American Football ↗Shakki · 2007 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsAmerican Football Positions
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Singlewing formation vs2 ↗Bill Spencer · 2007 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsSingle-wing football formation
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Veer vs 34 ↗Veatchw at English Wikipedia · 2007 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsThe outside veer, "high dive", or 12 veer play is used to attack a wide defensive end with a good probability of a give on the quick dive. It is a staple of the veer offense and along with the inside veer is one of the two most common base plays used by practitioners of the offense. It is traditionally used against odd defenses or those with a wide end. This play is the main reason veer teams use split backs, as all other veer plays could be run with the fullback behind the quarterback.
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Veatchw at English Wikipedia, “Veer vs 34” (2007). Wikimedia Commons. U.S. public domain.
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American Football Position DB ↗Blowback · 2008 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsAmerican Football position - DB
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American Football Position DL ↗Blowback · 2008 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsAmerican Football position - DL
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American Football Position LB ↗Blowback · 2008 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsAmerican Football position - LB
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American Football Positions2 ↗RegisFrey · 2008 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsAmerican football field posistions
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American Football Positions2 ↗Regis Frey · 2008 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsA diagram of American football field positions.
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Positions American Football - ja ↗Blowback · 2008 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsPositions of American football - Japanese version
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Punt block formation ↗UserB · 2008 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsIn American football, a diagram of a punt block formation. The offensive players (blue) are labeled G (gunner), OT (tackle), OG (guard), DS (deep snapper or long snapper), B (back, will sometimes line up as a slot back outside of the offensive line or may pull back behind the formation to help protect, depending on the scheme and the defensive alignment), PP (personal protector), and P (punter). For the defense (red), the punt returner is not pictured.
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QB-sweep ↗Campuscodi ( talk ) · 2008 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsVisual diagram of an example of a Quarterback Sneek (a football play)
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American football officials positions ↗Derivative work by Zzyzx11 ( talk ) Original source file: File:American football positions.svg : UserB , version uploaded 14:47, 1 July 2007 (UTC) [1] · 2009 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsThe relative positions of American football officials in a seven-official system: The Referee (R) positions himself behind the offensive team, favoring the right side if the quarterback is a right-handed passer. The Umpire (U) stands behind the defensive line and linebackers. The Head Linesman (H) stands at one end of the line of scrimmage. The Line Judge (L) stands at the other end of the line of scrimmage. The Field Judge (F) works downfield behind the defensive secondary on the same sideline as the Line Judge. The Side Judge (S) works downfield behind the defensive secondary on the same sid
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Big I formation ↗User:ShNara · 2009 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsBig I Formation in American football
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I formation ↗User:ShNara · 2009 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsI formation in American football
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Veer formation ↗Malinaccier · 2009 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsDiagram of the Veer formation used in American Football.
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All alone out there ... (5299816721) ↗Jeffrey Beall from Colorado, USA · 2010 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsTim Tebow watches the outcome of one of his plays. This was at the Broncos / Texans game in Denver on December 26, 2010.
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Flexbone Formation ↗Flexbone_Formation.PNG : User:Surachit derivative work: Serenthia · 2010 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsFlexbone formation in American football
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Pro Formation ↗Pro_Formation.PNG : User:Surachit derivative work: Serenthia · 2010 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsPro formation in American football
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Shotgun Formation ↗Shotgun_Formation.PNG : User:Surachit derivative work: Serenthia · 2010 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsShotgun formation in American football
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Singleback Formation ↗Singleback_Formation.PNG : User:Surachit derivative work: Serenthia · 2010 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsSingleback formation in American football
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T Formation ↗T_Formation.PNG : User:Surachit derivative work: Serenthia · 2010 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsT formation in American football
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Trips Formation ↗Trips_formation.PNG : User:Surachit derivative work: Serenthia · 2010 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsTrips formation in American football
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Unbalanced Flexbone Formation ↗Unbalanced_Flexbone_Formation.PNG : User:Surachit derivative work: Serenthia · 2010 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsUnbalanced flexbone formation in American football
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USA-ITA american football test match, line of scrimmage prior to a play ↗Trixt · 2010 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsPhotography of the line of scrimmage prior to a play (2nd down) at the test match between Italy and Team Eagles on 10 July 2010 in Vergiate, Italy. Final score: Italy 20 - Team Eagles 0
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Wingback Formation ↗Wingback_Formation.PNG : User:Surachit derivative work: Serenthia · 2010 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsWingback formation in American football
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Wishbone Formation ↗Wishbone_Formation.PNG : User:Surachit derivative work: Serenthia · 2010 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsWishbone formation in American football
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Blue Formation ↗Coachesturf · 2011 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsWing-T formation a tight and wingback on the left with a tight end and wingback right.
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Double Wing Formation ↗Coachesturf · 2011 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsIn the broadest of descriptions it is a formation with two tight ends and two wingbacks.
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Double Wing Power ↗Coachesturf · 2011 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsDouble Wing Power play
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Loose Red Formation ↗Coachesturf · 2011 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsWing-T formation with a two split ends and two wingbacks.
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Red Formation ↗Coachesturf · 2011 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsWing-T formation with a tight end and wingback right with a split end and wingback left.
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Wing-T Power ↗Coachesturf · 2011 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsWing-T Power play (132)
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Defense.gov photo essay 120106-A-AO884-354 (Cropped) ↗Staff Sgt. Teddy Wade · 2012 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsPro Football Hall of Famer Shannon Sharpe delivers the keynote speech during the Army All-American Bowl Awards Dinner in San Antonio, Jan. 6, 2012. U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Teddy Wade
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Floyd Little and Coach Doug Marrone 2012 Fort Drum ↗Steve Ghiringhelli · 2012 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsFloyd Little, former Denver Bronco and Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee, greets Syracuse University football coach Doug Marrone while visiting during the team’s preseason training camp at Fort Drum in August. Little was a three-time All-American running back with Syracuse University in the 1960s.
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Little marrone ↗Steve Ghiringhelli · 2012 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsFloyd Little, former Denver Bronco and Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee, greets Syracuse University football coach Doug Marrone while visiting during the team’s preseason training camp at Fort Drum in August. Little was a three-time All-American running back with Syracuse University in the 1960s.
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Markus Kuhn (American football) 2012 ↗Marianne O'Leary · 2012 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsEli Manning in shotgun formation vs. the Browns, 2012
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Bills Defense ↗All-Pro Reels · 2013 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsIn 2019
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American Football Positions3 ↗FeRD NYC · 2014 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsAmerican football field positions
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Emory and Henry Formation ↗EclecticArkie · 2015 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsDiagram of the player alignment for the Emory and Henry offense as executed by the Philadelphia Eagles http://www.thechipwagon.com/eagles/2014/07/8-the-emory-and-henry-formation.html
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Single Wing Formation ↗EclecticArkie · 2015 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsDiagram of the Single Wing formation formerly used in American gridiron football.
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Single Wing Formation 2 ↗EclecticArkie · 2015 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsDiagram of the Single Wing formation formerly used in American gridiron football (cropped)
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46 Defense - Formation Offense vs Defense ↗Mirer · 2016 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsAmerican football formation: 46 defense vs. pro set offense.
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46 Defense - Formation Offense vs Defense - 4-3-names ↗Mirer · 2016 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsAmerican football formation: 46 defense vs. pro set offense, with WLB and SLB (instead of Charly and Mike).
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American football field Diagram Template ↗Der Kumpel vom Bashi Reloaded · 2016 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsA Template for American Football diagrams
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A-10 Formation fly over Missouri ↗U.S. Air National Guard photo by Staff Sgt. Patrick Evenson · 2017 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsU.S. A-10 Thunderbolt II aircraft, assigned to the 442nd Fight Wing, Air Force Reserve Command, fly in formation over Arrowhead and Kauffman Stadiums, during a training sortie above Kansas City, Mo., June 2, 2017. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Staff Sgt. Patrick Evenson)
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Michigan Marching Band Field Formation & Go Blue Banner, Michigan Stadium 28 Oct 2017 ↗Shonebrooks · 2017 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsMMB field formation in Michigan Stadium with "Go Blue" banner during Half-time game against Rutgers University Oct. 28, 2017
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Texas A&M–Commerce vs. Tarleton State football 2017 07 (A&M–Commerce on offense) ↗Michael Barera · 2017 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsA&M–Commerce on offense during the Texas A&M–Commerce Lions vs. Tarleton State Texans football game at Memorial Stadium in Stephenville , Texas ( United States ). A&M–Commerce won 33–21.
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A-Formation ↗JTCEPB · 2018 · Picture · Wikimedia Commonsdiagram of the A formation
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Packers sweep diagram ↗Gonzo fan2007 · 2018 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsA diagram of the Packers sweep .
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191005-D-BN624-0921 (48853284018) ↗U.S. Secretary of Defense · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsU.S. Air Force Academy football team cheerleaders root for their team, at the U.S. Navy-U.S. Air Force football game, Annapolis, Maryland, Oct. 5, 2019. (DoD photo by Lisa Ferdinando)
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191005-D-BN624-1390 (48853817492) ↗U.S. Secretary of Defense · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsDefense Secretary Mark Esper tosses the game coin for the U.S. Navy-U.S. Air Force football game, Annapolis, Maryland, Oct. 5, 2019. (DoD photo by Lisa Ferdinando)
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191005-D-BN624-1397 (48853816142) ↗U.S. Secretary of Defense · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsU.S. Naval Academy and U.S. Air Force Academy football players prepare for the coin toss by Defense Secretary Mark Esper, Annapolis, Maryland, Oct. 5, 2019. (DoD photo by Lisa Ferdinando)
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191214-D-AP390-1163 (49222967597) ↗U.S. Secretary of Defense · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsThe 120th Army-Navy Game convenes in Philadelphia, Penn., Dec. 114, 2019. (DoD photos by Army Staff Sgt. Nicole Mejia)
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2019 Morristown East vs. West Game ↗Walker Kinsler · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsThe 2019 Morristown East vs. West Game at Burke-Toney Stadium in Morristown, Tennessee with the Hurricanes on Offense.
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2019 Tennessee Titans 2019 Week 15 ↗Walker Kinsler · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsThe Tennessee Titans offense, led by Ryan Tannehill, prepare to snap the ball vs. the Houston Texans in Week 15 of the 2019 season on December 15 at Nissan Stadium.
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2019-0831-JeffVoris ↗Bobak Ha'Eri · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsJeff Voris , head coach of the Butler Bulldogs football team, after a 2019 game in the Target Field in Minneapolis.
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2019-0914-PJFleck ↗Bobak Ha'Eri · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsP. J. Fleck , head coach of the Minnesota Golden Gophers, at a press conference following a 2019 regular season game in the TCF Bank Stadium in Minneapolis.
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49ers Offense 2019 (cropped) ↗AlexanderJonesi · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsIn 2019
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American football - Positions (H-B) ↗Ivan25 · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsAmerican football - Positions (H-B)
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American football - Positions (SB) ↗Ivan25 · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsAmerican football - Positions (SB)
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Atlanta falcons captains 2019 ↗Lisa Ferdinando on behalf of U.S. Secretary of Defense · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsDefense Secretary Mark T. Esper attends the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers Salute to Service game, Atlanta, Georgia, Nov. 24, 2019.
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Clay Martin at Falcons-bucs 2019 coin flip (cropped) ↗Lisa Ferdinando on behalf of U.S. Secretary of Defense · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsDefense Secretary Mark T. Esper attends the coin toss as an honorary captain, at the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers Salute to Service game, Atlanta, Georgia, Nov. 24, 2019.
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Cleveland browns defense 2019 preseason ↗Erik Drost · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsSeveral Cleveland Browns players during a preseason game against the Washington Redskins on August 8, 2019.
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Cornell University football coach David Archer ↗Kenneth C. Zirkel · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsCornell University head football coach David Archer. Cornell vs. Harvard football game, October 12, 2019, at Harvard Stadium. Harvard won, 35-22.
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Cornell University football coach David Archer at Harvard game ↗Kenneth C. Zirkel · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsCornell University football coach David Archer at Harvard game, October 12, 2019, at Harvard Stadium. Harvard won, 35-22.
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Falcons-bucs 2019 coin flip ↗Lisa Ferdinando on behalf of U.S. Secretary of Defense · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsDefense Secretary Mark T. Esper attends the coin toss as an honorary captain, at the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers Salute to Service game, Atlanta, Georgia, Nov. 24, 2019.
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Forest Park High School football (Woodbridge, Virginia), Muted Sunset ↗Northern-Virginia-Photographer · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsA vibrant sunset at an American High School Football game. Three light towers are visible, as well as Football players, coaches, and cheerleaders. A small set of bleachers is sat directly opposite of the photographer
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Houston Texans vs. Dallas Cowboys 2019 19 (Dallas kicking off) ↗Michael Barera · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsDallas kicking off during the Houston Texans vs. Dallas Cowboys preseason game at AT&T Stadium in Arlington , Texas ( United States ). Dallas won 34–0.
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Houston Texans vs. Dallas Cowboys 2019 27 (Dallas kicking off) ↗Michael Barera · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsDallas kicking off during the Houston Texans vs. Dallas Cowboys preseason game at AT&T Stadium in Arlington , Texas ( United States ). Dallas won 34–0.
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Houston Texans vs. Dallas Cowboys 2019 32 (Houston punting) ↗Michael Barera · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsHouston punting during the Houston Texans vs. Dallas Cowboys preseason game at AT&T Stadium in Arlington , Texas ( United States ). Dallas won 34–0.
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Houston Texans vs. Dallas Cowboys 2019 41 (Dallas kicking off) ↗Michael Barera · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsDallas kicking off during the Houston Texans vs. Dallas Cowboys preseason game at AT&T Stadium in Arlington , Texas ( United States ). Dallas won 34–0.
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Houston Texans vs. Dallas Cowboys 2019 45 (Dallas kicking off) ↗Michael Barera · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsDallas kicking off during the Houston Texans vs. Dallas Cowboys preseason game at AT&T Stadium in Arlington , Texas ( United States ). Dallas won 34–0.
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Houston Texans vs. Dallas Cowboys 2019 51 (Dallas punting) ↗Michael Barera · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsDallas punting during the Houston Texans vs. Dallas Cowboys preseason game at AT&T Stadium in Arlington , Texas ( United States ). Dallas won 34–0.
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Houston Texans vs. Dallas Cowboys 2019 57 (Houston punting) ↗Michael Barera · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsHouston punting during the Houston Texans vs. Dallas Cowboys preseason game at AT&T Stadium in Arlington , Texas ( United States ). Dallas won 34–0.
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Incarnate Word vs. Stephen F. Austin football 2019 28 (Incarnate Word punting) ↗Michael Barera · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsIncarnate Word punting during the Incarnate Word Cardinals vs. Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks football game at Homer Bryce Stadium in Nacogdoches , Texas ( United States ). Stephen F. Austin won 31–24.
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Incarnate Word vs. Stephen F. Austin football 2019 30 (Stephen F. Austin punting) ↗Michael Barera · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsStephen F. Austin punting during the Incarnate Word Cardinals vs. Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks football game at Homer Bryce Stadium in Nacogdoches , Texas ( United States ). Stephen F. Austin won 31–24.
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Julio Jones 2019 ↗Lisa Ferdinando on behalf of U.S. Secretary of Defense · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsDefense Secretary Mark T. Esper renders honors during the National Anthem, at the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers Salute to Service game, Atlanta, Georgia, Nov. 24, 2019.
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Kyle Kalis Cleveland Browns 2019 preseason (cropped) ↗Erik Drost · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsCleveland Browns offense going against the Washington Redskins during a preseason game on August 8, 2019.
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Matt ryan 2019 ↗Lisa Ferdinando on behalf of U.S. Secretary of Defense · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsDefense Secretary Mark T. Esper greets Atlanta Falcon quarterback Matt Ryan, at the Atlanta Falcons vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers Salute to Service game, Atlanta, Georgia, Nov. 24, 2019.
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Matt ryan 2019 (cropped) ↗Lisa Ferdinando on behalf of U.S. Secretary of Defense · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsDefense Secretary Mark T. Esper greets Atlanta Falcon quarterback Matt Ryan, at the Atlanta Falcons vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers Salute to Service game, Atlanta, Georgia, Nov. 24, 2019.
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President Trump at the Army-Navy Football Game (49227609573) ↗The White House from Washington, DC · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsPresident Donald J. Trump is joined by Secretary of Defense Mark Esper and Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Gen. Mark Milley, right, as walks across the field during the 120th Army-Navy football game at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pa. (Official White House Photo by Joyce N. Boghosian)
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RamsvSeahawks2019 ↗PontiacAurora · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsThe Rams managed a game in which their defense sacked Russell Wilson 5 times resulting in a massive victory following a close loss to the Rival Seahawks in Seattle during week 5, the Final meeting between the two clubs at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
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Redskins Offense (cropped) 2 ↗AlexanderJonesi · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsIn 2019
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Southern Methodist vs. Texas Christian football 2019 05 (Southern Methodist kicking off) ↗Michael Barera · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsSouthern Methodist kicking off during the Southern Methodist Mustangs vs. Texas Christian Horned Frogs football game at Amon G. Carter Stadium in Fort Worth , Texas ( United States ). Southern Methodist won 41–38.
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Southern Methodist vs. Texas Christian football 2019 15 (Southern Methodist punting) ↗Michael Barera · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsSouthern Methodist punting during the Southern Methodist Mustangs vs. Texas Christian Horned Frogs football game at Amon G. Carter Stadium in Fort Worth , Texas ( United States ). Southern Methodist won 41–38.
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Southern Methodist vs. Texas Christian football 2019 34 (Southern Methodist kicking off) ↗Michael Barera · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsSouthern Methodist kicking off during the Southern Methodist Mustangs vs. Texas Christian Horned Frogs football game at Amon G. Carter Stadium in Fort Worth , Texas ( United States ). Southern Methodist won 41–38.
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Steelers vs Colts Pittsburgh Defense NOV2019 ↗Joshua J. Seybert of the US Air Force · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsPittsburgh Steelers safety Minkah Fitzpatrick celebrates with his teammates after returning an interception for a touchdown during a Pittsburgh Steelers vs. Indianapolis Colts game at Heinz Field in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, November 3, 2019. During the football game the National Football League honored military members currently serving as well as veterans who have served in the past with a variety of events. (U.S. Air Force photo by Joshua J. Seybert)
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T formation ↗Jason R Remmington ( w:User:Jayron32 ) · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsDiagram of T formation in gridiron football
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US Army Soldiers participate in Polish-American Football Championship opening ceremony (5543928) ↗U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Kyle Larsen · 2019 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsA Polish coach for the Wroclaw Panthers sings along with his nation’s anthem during the opening ceremony of the Liga Futbolu Amerykanskiego (LFA) title game in Wroclaw, Poland, June 29, 2019. The title game was between the Bialystok Lowlanders and the Wroclaw Panthers. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Kyle Larsen)
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American football officials positions eight man ↗Derivative work by Zzyzx11 ( talk ) · 2020 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsThe relative positions of American and Canadian football officials in a eight-official system: The Referee (R) positions himself behind the offensive team, favoring the right side if the quarterback is a right-handed passer. The Center Judge (C) positions himself behind the offensive team, on the opposite side of the referee. The Umpire (U) stands behind the defensive line and linebackers. The Head Linesman (H) stands at one end of the line of scrimmage. The Line Judge (L) stands at the other end of the line of scrimmage. The Field Judge (F) works downfield behind the defensive secondary on th
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Bradshaw USO 2022 ↗U.S. Secretary of Defense · 2020 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsPro Football Hall of Famer Terry Bradshaw delivers remarks at the USO Salute to U.S. Special Operations Forces awards dinner, Washington, D.C., March 10, 2020. (DoD photo by Lisa Ferdinando)
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The alliance formation puzzle in contests with capacity-constraints: A test using American football reception-coverage contest data ↗Ehrlich J, Harmon M, Sanders S. · 2020 · Study · PubMed CentralStudy model definitions, inputs, evaluation design and reported limits; label research outputs as experimental and retain seasons and rule era.
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Sean Spencer (American football) ↗Erik Drost · 2021 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsDemetric Felton rushes the ball for the Cleveland Browns during a 2021 preseason game at FirstEnergy Stadium
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49ers legend Bryant Young ↗Sports Spectrum · 2022 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsBryant Young is a former defensive tackle who played his entire 14-year NFL career with the San Francisco 49ers (1994-2007). After a standout collegiate career at Notre Dame, Young was selected in the first round of the 1994 NFL Draft (seventh overall) by San Francisco, and he went on to win a Super Bowl and be named to four Pro Bowls. He was also named first-team All-Pro in 1996, and second-team All-Pro in 1998, 1999 and 2001. He was a member of the 1990s All-Decade Team and was inducted into the San Francisco 49ers Hall of Fame in 2020, followed by the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2022. Toda
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Jeff Monken (head coach of Army Black Knights football) shakes hands with Mark Ferrante (head coach of the Villanova Wildcats football) before September 17, 2022 football game at West Point's Michie Stadium (52365741514) ↗United States Military Academy · 2022 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsJeff Monken (head coach of Army Black Knights football) shakes hands with Mark Ferrante (head coach of the Villanova Wildcats football) before September 17, 2022 football game at West Point's Michie Stadium.
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Villanova Wildcats at Army Black Knights football (September 17, 2022) (Flickr 52365654573) ↗United States Military Academy · 2022 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsArmy football plays Villanova at Michie Stadium on Saturday, September 17th. (US Army Photo by CDT Stephen Litterini)
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Route Tree ↗EclecticArkie · 2023 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsAmerican gridiron football wide receiver route tree
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I-Form Power Example ↗RedSquirrel12 · 2024 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsThis is a basic example of a power play in the i-formation against a 3-4 defense.
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Miami Wildcat Formation ↗RedSquirrel12 · 2024 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsThis is the Wildcat Formation used by the 2008-2009 Miami Dolphins offense.
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Am-football i-formation ↗White joe pesci · 2025 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsAn I-formation in American football.
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Am-football pistol ↗White joe pesci · 2025 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsA Pistol formation in American football.
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Am-football shotgun ↗White joe pesci · 2025 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsA shotgun formation in American football.
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Am-football single-back ↗White joe pesci · 2025 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsA singleback formation in American football.
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Am-football split-back ↗White joe pesci · 2025 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsA splitback formation in American football.
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American football field (imperial) ↗EncyclopedianWP · 2025 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsAmerican football field
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THE Celebration of Champions at Ohio Stadium (Columbus, Ohio) - Coach Ryan Day speaking ↗Nheyob · 2025 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsTHE Celebration of Champions at Ohio Stadium (Columbus, Ohio) - Coach Ryan Day speaking
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DE-DT stunt (gridiron football) ↗Paweł Pokrzywiński · 2026 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsDefensive End - Defensive Tackle stunt
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DT-DT stunt (gridiron football) ↗Paweł Pokrzywiński · 2026 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsDefensive Tackle - Defensive Tackle stunt
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American Football Positions ↗Kainaw on the English Wikipedia REJEBECSS (translation) · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsAmerican football positions
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Flanker-sweep ↗Campuscodi ( talk ) · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsFlanker Sweep -playbook diagram
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Football ↗Camp, Walter, 1859-1925 · Picture · Wikimedia Commonsxxv, 425 pages 21 cm Subjects: Football; Coaching (Athletics); Coaching (Athletics); Football
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Football and how to watch it ↗Haughton, Percy Duncan · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsThe metadata below describe the original scanning. Follow the "All Files: HTTP" link in the "View the book" box to the left to find XML files that contain more metadata about the original images and the derived formats (OCR results, PDF etc.). See also the What is the directory structure for the texts? FAQ for information about file content and naming conventions. Plates printed on both sides Subjects: Football
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Football days; memories of the game and the men behind the ball ↗Edwards, William H. (William Hanford), b. 1876 · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsThe metadata below describe the original scanning. Follow the "All Files: HTTP" link in the "View the book" box to the left to find XML files that contain more metadata about the original images and the derived formats (OCR results, PDF etc.). See also the What is the directory structure for the texts? FAQ for information about file content and naming conventions. Subjects: Football
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Single wing formation vs5 diagram ↗Bill Spencer · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsTypical single-wing football formation
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Single-wing punt formation ↗Bill Spencer · Picture · Wikimedia CommonsSingle-wing football punt formation
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