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Tripping

Tripping (zu deutsch: Stolpern) ist das Beinstellen eines Gegenspielers, was mit 10 Yards und einem 1st Down bestraft wird.

A - N:

A

› Audible

B

› Back Judge › Backfield › Ball Carrier › Blind Side › Blitz › Block › Blocking

C

› Chain Crew › Clipping › Clock-Management › Coin Toss › Completion › Crossbar

D

› Delay of Game › Down › Draftnik › Drive › Drop Kick › DVOA

E

› Encroachment › Endzone › Extrapoint

F

› Face Mask › Fair Catch › False Start › Fast-Paced Offense › Field Goal › Flag › Free Agent › Fumble › Fumble Recovery

G

› Goalline › Gridiron

H

› Hail Mary › Halftime › Halftime Show › Handoff › Hashmarks › Huddle

I

› I-Formation › Illegal Formation › Illegal Motion › Inbounds › Incomplete Pass › Injury Reserve › Intentional Grounding › Interception

K

› Kickoff

L

› Lateral › Line of Scrimmage

M

› Man in Motion › Man-to-Man Coverage

N

› Neutral Zone › No-Huddle

R

› Read Option › Restricted Free Agent › Rookie › Roughing the Kicker › Roughing the Passer

M - Z:

O

› Off-Season › Offside › Onside Kick › Out of Bounds › Overtime

P

› Passroute › Passrush › Penalty › Pick Six › Place Kick › Play Action › Playbook › Playcall › Pocket › Point after Touchdown › Post-Season › Preseason › Pro Day › Punt › Pylon

Q

› Quarter › Quarterback-Rating › Quarterback-Sneak › Quick Count

S

› Sack › Safety › Scramble › Screen Pass › Shotgun › Siebentrunden-Pick › Slide › Snap › Spike › Stiff Arm › Strong Side › Stunt › Sweep

T

› Tackle › Takeaway › Territory › Third and Long › Three and Out › Three-Year Eligibility Rule › Time Out › Touchback › Touchdown › Trenches › Tripping › Turnover › Turnover on Downs › Two-Minute Warning › Two-Point Conversion

U

› Umpire › Unnecessary Roughness › Unrestricted Free Agent › Unsportsmanlike Conduct › Uprights

V

› Vince Lombardi Trophy

W

› Weak Side › Wideout › Wild Card › WPA

Z

› Zone Defense

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