good read

 

Pet peeve of mine:

Ted Ginn scored on an end-around, not a reverse. A reverse is when the QB hands off the ball to Player A, who then hands off to Player B. A double-reverse is when a QB hands the ball to Player A, who then hands off to Player B, who then hands off to Player C.

Even announcers mistakenly call an end-around a reverse. They almost always erroneously call a reverse a double reverse.

Great read, but I had to make that correction.

 

I thought it was a reverse at first and then I heard everyone in the room say it was an end around. Then I saw the replay :yes: