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Description
What Does a Lineman Do? is a nonfiction guide for middle-grade readers that explains the role of linemen in American football. It covers the key responsibilities, positions, and strategies for both offensive and defensive linemen, including blocking, pass-rush techniques, and teamwork. The book uses clear definitions and examples to illustrate how linemen contribute to their team's overall game plan. Targeted at readers in grades 4-8, it provides an introduction to the fundamentals of the lineman position.
Quick Summary
Kids who think the quarterback gets all the glory will discover the real giants on the gridiron in this inside look at football's most powerful position. From explosive pass-rushing moves to the mental chess game of blocking schemes, readers get the inside scoop on what it really takes to dominate the line of scrimmage. If your kid loves Matt Christopher sports books or the Who Was series, they'll devour this behind-the-scenes look at the game from a fresh angle. Ideal for kids ages 9 to 13 in grades 4 through 8, this book hits the sweet spot for young readers ready to level up their football knowledge.