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The Packers sweep is a variation on the sweep, which is a basic running play in American football. A sweep play involves a back, typically the halfback or running back, taking a pitch or handoff from the quarterbackand running parallel to the line of scrimmage. This allows the offensive linemen (usually the guards) and the fullback to block defenders before the runner turns upfield.[1] The sweep can be run out of multiple formations and go either left or right of the center. It is characterized as power football[2] and usually gives the runner the choice to follow the lead blockers inside or outside, depending on how the defense reacts.[3] Various options and changes to the sweep have been implemented to create further deception. These include running option pass plays out of the same formation,[4] changing which blockers pull from the line of scrimmage, and running the play towards different areas of the field
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The Packers sweep is a variation on the sweep, which is a basic running play in American football. A sweep play involves a back, typically the halfback or running back, taking a pitch or handoff from the quarterbackand running parallel to the line of scrimmage. This allows the offensive linemen (usually the guards) and the fullback to block defenders before the runner turns upfield.[1] The sweep can be run out of multiple formations and go either left or right of the center. It is characterized as power football[2] and usually gives the runner the choice to follow the lead blockers inside or outside, depending on how the defense reacts.[3] Various options and changes to the sweep have been implemented to create further deception. These include running option pass plays out of the same formation,[4] changing which blockers pull from the line of scrimmage, and running the play towards different areas of the field
