Definition of handoff in English:

handoff

nounˈhandɒfˈhændɔf

American Football

An exchange made by handing the ball to a teammate.
〔美橄〕手递手传球
Example sentencesExamples
- The Bengals will play things conservatively at first as Palmer gets a feel for the NFL, and that means quick throws to playmaking wideouts Chad Johnson and Peter Warrick and lots of handoffs to Rudi Johnson.
- I wish Warrick Dunn would have signed with New Orleans in the offseason so he could get handoffs from Aaron Brooks.
- What do you call a guy with lightning quickness who catches passes, takes handoffs, throws the ball, returns punts and is more elusive than Barry Sanders?
- In reliability, consistency, durability and longevity, Smith is the envy of anybody who ever took a handoff.
- He has had problem holding on to the ball, taking handoffs, pass blocking and running routes.
- He will have to adjust to taking handoffs and catching passes instead of taking snaps, and he has no experience as a blocker.
- Richie Anderson drops the ball on a handoff one play after Woodson gets away with another pass interference call.
- The cold would help the defense on Jones' next carry, as the back lost the football on the handoff from quarterback Chad Hutchinson.
- Whenever the Wolfpack ran a play action pass with a fake handoff to McLendon, the defense would have to respect the threat posed by the running back, giving Rivers' receivers an extra moment to get open.
- Barber said that losing three fumbles in a game of that magnitude and nearly botching a handoff exchange with Collins in overtime no doubt will stick with him despite the celebratory feeling in the locker room.

Definition of handoff in US English:

handoff

nounˈhandôfˈhændɔf

American Football

An exchange made by handing the ball to a teammate.
〔美橄〕手递手传球
Example sentencesExamples
- Barber said that losing three fumbles in a game of that magnitude and nearly botching a handoff exchange with Collins in overtime no doubt will stick with him despite the celebratory feeling in the locker room.
- Richie Anderson drops the ball on a handoff one play after Woodson gets away with another pass interference call.
- What do you call a guy with lightning quickness who catches passes, takes handoffs, throws the ball, returns punts and is more elusive than Barry Sanders?
- He has had problem holding on to the ball, taking handoffs, pass blocking and running routes.
- In reliability, consistency, durability and longevity, Smith is the envy of anybody who ever took a handoff.
- I wish Warrick Dunn would have signed with New Orleans in the offseason so he could get handoffs from Aaron Brooks.
- The Bengals will play things conservatively at first as Palmer gets a feel for the NFL, and that means quick throws to playmaking wideouts Chad Johnson and Peter Warrick and lots of handoffs to Rudi Johnson.
- The cold would help the defense on Jones' next carry, as the back lost the football on the handoff from quarterback Chad Hutchinson.
- Whenever the Wolfpack ran a play action pass with a fake handoff to McLendon, the defense would have to respect the threat posed by the running back, giving Rivers' receivers an extra moment to get open.
- He will have to adjust to taking handoffs and catching passes instead of taking snaps, and he has no experience as a blocker.

词汇	handoff
释义	Definition of handoff in English: handoff nounˈhandɒfˈhændɔf American Football An exchange made by handing the ball to a teammate. 〔美橄〕手递手传球 Example sentencesExamples The Bengals will play things conservatively at first as Palmer gets a feel for the NFL, and that means quick throws to playmaking wideouts Chad Johnson and Peter Warrick and lots of handoffs to Rudi Johnson. I wish Warrick Dunn would have signed with New Orleans in the offseason so he could get handoffs from Aaron Brooks. What do you call a guy with lightning quickness who catches passes, takes handoffs, throws the ball, returns punts and is more elusive than Barry Sanders? In reliability, consistency, durability and longevity, Smith is the envy of anybody who ever took a handoff. He has had problem holding on to the ball, taking handoffs, pass blocking and running routes. He will have to adjust to taking handoffs and catching passes instead of taking snaps, and he has no experience as a blocker. Richie Anderson drops the ball on a handoff one play after Woodson gets away with another pass interference call. The cold would help the defense on Jones' next carry, as the back lost the football on the handoff from quarterback Chad Hutchinson. Whenever the Wolfpack ran a play action pass with a fake handoff to McLendon, the defense would have to respect the threat posed by the running back, giving Rivers' receivers an extra moment to get open. Barber said that losing three fumbles in a game of that magnitude and nearly botching a handoff exchange with Collins in overtime no doubt will stick with him despite the celebratory feeling in the locker room. Definition of handoff in US English: handoff nounˈhandôfˈhændɔf American Football An exchange made by handing the ball to a teammate. 〔美橄〕手递手传球 Example sentencesExamples Barber said that losing three fumbles in a game of that magnitude and nearly botching a handoff exchange with Collins in overtime no doubt will stick with him despite the celebratory feeling in the locker room. Richie Anderson drops the ball on a handoff one play after Woodson gets away with another pass interference call. What do you call a guy with lightning quickness who catches passes, takes handoffs, throws the ball, returns punts and is more elusive than Barry Sanders? He has had problem holding on to the ball, taking handoffs, pass blocking and running routes. In reliability, consistency, durability and longevity, Smith is the envy of anybody who ever took a handoff. I wish Warrick Dunn would have signed with New Orleans in the offseason so he could get handoffs from Aaron Brooks. The Bengals will play things conservatively at first as Palmer gets a feel for the NFL, and that means quick throws to playmaking wideouts Chad Johnson and Peter Warrick and lots of handoffs to Rudi Johnson. The cold would help the defense on Jones' next carry, as the back lost the football on the handoff from quarterback Chad Hutchinson. Whenever the Wolfpack ran a play action pass with a fake handoff to McLendon, the defense would have to respect the threat posed by the running back, giving Rivers' receivers an extra moment to get open. He will have to adjust to taking handoffs and catching passes instead of taking snaps, and he has no experience as a blocker.
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