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quarterback
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quarterback US and Canadian
a player in American or Canadian football, positioned usually behind the centre, who directs attacking play


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Also, the individual quarterback's preferences must be understood.
Defending quarterback scrambles by Ratledge, Kenny / Coach and Athletic Director
UO coach Mike Bellotti said that while officials are supposed to be making an emphasis on watching out for late hits on unprotected players this season, `in our scheme, our quarterback is a viable ball carrier' and not every defender will hold up, even if the football is out of the quarterback's hands.
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One quarterback's season ended late in the opening game: New Orleans' Billy Joe Hobert (torn right Achilles' tendon).
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