A draw play looks like a pass before becoming a run. This design matters because it slows pass rushers. Defenders rush upfield too aggressively. The runner then attacks open space. Timing between quarterback and runner must align. Coaches call draws on passing downs. Patience sells the fake. Execution creates surprise. For example, a draw play gains big yards on third and long.
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