Sentence examples for offensive signals from inspiring English sources

One tape showed offensive signals; the rest showed defensive signals.

Whether the addition of the offensive signals is new evidence remains unclear.

One of the tapes showed that the Patriots filmed offensive signals.

But did that admission include the taping of both defensive and offensive signals?

At Stanford, he used baseball players to decipher offensive signals from the opposing sideline.

The field goal was considerably closer than it would have been because Cincinnati's Domata Peko was called for unsportsmanlike conduct for calling out the offensive signals as the Cardinals (8-2) were about to spike the ball to set up the kick.

From 1880 this ruling body accepted various innovations proposed by Camp: the 11-man team, the quarterback position, the scrimmage line, offensive signal calling, and the requirement that a team give up the ball after failing to advance a specified yardage in a certain number of downs (plays from scrimmage).

Edwards threw on 9 of Buffalo's first 12 offensive plays, signaling immediately that the game would not proceed the way the Jets had anticipated.

The grown-ups hug with the awkwardness of people who don't entirely like one another, and the children, one of whom is named Tet, for the historic North Vietnamese offensive that signaled a tougher war than the American government had counted on, haven't a clue what they're cheering about.

Then the Bills, also in desperate need of an offensive tackle, signaled that the troubled running back Marshawn Lynch's time might be up when they took C. J. Spiller, who ran a 4.32 in the 40-yard dash at the scouting combine.

In a news release, the N.F.L. said the Patriots violated league policy on the use of equipment to videotape an opponent's offensive or defensive signals.