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bull rush
BULL RUSH · noun · slang
A pass rusher overpowering a blocker head-on.
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A pass-rush technique in which the defender charges straight ahead and overpowers the blocker with brute strength to collapse the pocket.
“He beat the tackle with a bull rush and buried the quarterback.”
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bull rush In A Sentence
He beat the tackle with a bull rush and buried the quarterback.
Origin & Usage
American football slang; the rusher charges like a bull.
Variants
bull-rush
People Also Ask
What is a bull rush in football?
A bull rush is a pass-rush technique where the defender charges straight ahead and overpowers his blocker with brute strength to collapse the pocket.
Why is it called a bull rush?
Because the rusher drives forward with raw power like a charging bull, trying to bulldoze the blocker straight back into the quarterback.
What kind of player uses a bull rush?
Typically strong, powerful defensive linemen use it, relying on strength rather than speed or finesse moves to defeat a blocker.
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