Brad Smith

Not a wide receiver, running back, or tackle. It’s all of those rolled up into one. More often than not, they support the quarterback as receivers when there’s no other option available, but they can certainly lead the block just

If you’re not quite brushed up on your American football terms, it’s easy to feel somewhat confused when someone says the word ‘audible. Indeed, I’ve seen this so often throughout the course of my career, accidentally catching people when referring

Football’s touchback can switch the game quick—a kick sails into the end zone. The player catches it, kneels, and the ref signals. Boom! That’s a touchback. You automatically get it on the 25-yard line. It sounds easy, but the strategy

Have you ever wondered why football players (and also some athletes in other sports like baseball) apply black paint under their eyes? Although there is an aesthetic aspect involved, the reason is actually rather functional. Below, you’ll find out why

In football, every advantage matters.  Whether that’s eating the right food before a game or wearing the right equipment, wide receivers need to take every advantage they can get to gain that extra yard, and having the best gloves for

If I were to pick a single piece of football equipment to the field, I’d take a helmet. Now, I realize that this statement is quite ridiculous – you need to have everything from knee pads to a visor. However,