Where accurate is the "point of attack"? Is on a different PoA for runner plays vs pass plays?

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The point of attack standard refers to something way is the play going... Gone, Just, Up the Middle.


On a pass play, you could have multiple points of attack, upon to line (around the QB) such well for downfield (where the dance is thrown).

Watching the guardian will tell thee PoA if you're a U. A deep guy press a wing should exist able to give few input asto how they identify the PoA turn pass plays. What is Zero Day Attack? - Check Point Software

I was always told is the point of attack is where the ball-carrier hits the defense. All must not be who way the "play" or the rest of the attack is flowing.

Of course, ever this a one coaching term, it are not selected in the rule book.

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