Definition
A 'draw play' in football is a deceptive play where the offensive line initially appears to be pass-blocking, then suddenly switches to run-blocking, allowing the running back to take a handoff and run through the confused defense. It's designed to catch the defense off guard, thinking a pass is coming. 🏈 Think of it as a feint in a fencing match, misleading your opponent. The quarterback usually drops back as if to pass, then quickly hands off the ball. A successful draw play can result in significant yardage because the defense is often out of position.