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BLOCKING BELOW THE WAIST

BLOCKING BELOW THE WAIST. Tight Formation. Spread Formation. Offense Exceptions. Offensive Exceptions – Tight. Offense Exceptions – Spread.

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BLOCKING BELOW THE WAIST

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  1. BLOCKING BELOW THE WAIST

  2. Tight Formation

  3. Spread Formation

  4. Offense Exceptions

  5. Offensive Exceptions – Tight

  6. Offense Exceptions – Spread

  7. Adjacent SidelineThis is the case no matter where the ball is located when it is snapped.For a player on the left side of the formation, this will be the sideline to the left. For a player on the right side of the formation, this will be the sideline to the right.

  8. Adjacent Sideline In Motion Offensive Players at the SnapFor a player who is moving at the snap, the adjacent sideline is determined the same as for a player who is stationary at the snap. That is, it is the sideline to the outside of his position at the snap. Note that his adjacent sideline will “flip” if his motion takes him beyond the snapper before the ball is snapped.

  9. Adjacent SidelineIn Motion Offensive Players Behind the SnapperWhen a back in motion is almost directly behind the snapper when the ball is snapped, the adjacent sideline is interpreted to be the sideline toward which he is moving. Thus he will be able to block below the waist legally north-and-south or toward the sideline in front of him.

  10. Blocking Below the Waist - Defense Players of the defensive team may block below the waist until the ball has gone more than five yards beyond the neutral zone. They may not block below the waist: against a Team A player in position to receive a backward pass. against an eligible Team A receiver beyond the neutral zone unless attempting to get to the ball or the ball carrier.

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