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Drag Lineman Research Paper

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Drag lineman out of position You will want to keep dragging offensive lineman out of position, even if you can’t get past them, because you can make way for another defender to go for the quarterback. What you need to do is press the analogue stick left or right, depending on the on-screen arrow that will tell you which way to drag you opponent, and you will drag them out of position.

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