- A
tackler was a
supervisor in a
textile factory responsible for the
working of a
number of
power looms and the
weavers who
operated them. The
title derived...
-
slide tackle fails to take the ball away.
After a
slide tackle, the
tackler is left
sitting or
lying on the
ground with one leg extended. The
tackler therefore...
- A
defensive tackle (DT) is a
position in
American football that
typically lines up on the line of scrimmage,
opposite one of the
offensive guards; however...
- up
tackle in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Tackle may
refer to: In football:
Tackle (football move), a play in
various forms of
football Tackle (gridiron...
- A
block and
tackle or only
tackle is a
system of two or more
pulleys with a rope or
cable threaded between them,
usually used to lift
heavy loads. The...
- free kick will be
awarded to the
tackler. If the ball is
knocked free by the
tackler,
pinned to the
player by the
tackler, or the
player unsuccessfully attempts...
- centuries, a
tackle pla**** on both
offense and defense. In the
modern system of
specialized units,
offensive tackle and
defensive tackle are separate...
- The dump
tackle, also
known as dumping, tipping, or a tip
tackle is a po****r
tackling technique used in
rugby football. The
tackler wraps their arms...
-
tackle box or
tacklebox may
refer to:
Tackle box (fishing), a box
designed for
fishing equipment Tackle box (American football), the area
between where...
- A
spear tackle is an
illegal tackle in
rugby union,
rugby league and
Australian rules football in
which a
player lifts another player into the air and...
