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He's considered the best linebacker entering the NFL this year.linebacker = a defensive football player who takes a position close behind the defensive linemen
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The name change didn't go over too well with the fans, but hey, who's going to argue with a bunch of linebackers? (source)linebackers = defensive football players who tackle people
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He's a big, wide-shouldered linebacker, and it looks a little funny, but that's an advantage of being the sole black guy in class.† (source)linebacker = a defensive football player who takes a position close behind the defensive linemen
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Last year one of the star linebackers for Graham High snuck up from behind and slapped her on the bottom.† (source)linebackers = defensive football players who takes positions close behind the defensive linemen
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He has a heavy, broad forehead and the shoulders of an aging linebacker.† (source)linebacker = a defensive football player who takes a position close behind the defensive linemen
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He was at least three inches taller, less pudgy, and more bulky, like a linebacker.† (source)
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I saw number 50, Foothill's best linebacker, shed his blocker; I felt him hit me.† (source)linebacker = a defensive football player who takes a position close behind the defensive linemen
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They were mostly women, big mamas whom I knew and loved, but when the good Lord climbed into their bones and lifted them up toward Sweet Liberty, kind, gentle women who mussed my hair and kissed me on my cheek and gave me dimes would burst out of their seats like Pittsburgh Steeler linebackers.† (source)linebackers = defensive football players who takes positions close behind the defensive linemen
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Roger crouched, ready to tackle me like he was a middle linebacker.† (source)linebacker = a defensive football player who takes a position close behind the defensive linemen
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You go to these robe sites online, and the models are all linebackers with breasts.† (source)linebackers = defensive football players who takes positions close behind the defensive linemen
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It's the moment you're passed the ball and out of the corner of your eye you see the two-hundred-and-fifty-pound linebacker bearing down at full speed—only the moment never ends.† (source)linebacker = a defensive football player who takes a position close behind the defensive linemen
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Historically, the big guys—linemen, linebackers, running backs—gravitated toward this drill while the less aggressive and less meaty types prayed they wouldn't get called out.† (source)linebackers = defensive football players who takes positions close behind the defensive linemen
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Although only fifteen, Josh was tall for his age, and heavy: he was big enough to be a linebacker, and the youngest on his football team.† (source)linebacker = a defensive football player who takes a position close behind the defensive linemen
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My hooker chauffeur proceeds to hold me hostage with such wiles as threatening to yell 'Rape!' in a diner filled with a collection of the NFL's most carnivorous linebackers-except for one who got me out.† (source)linebackers = defensive football players who takes positions close behind the defensive linemen
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The door was closed and ten feet away, and a lot of animals stood between it and me, but I plowed through them like a linebacker.† (source)linebacker = a defensive football player who takes a position close behind the defensive linemen
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Then, in mid-mumble, one of his linebackers would separate some ball carrier from his spine and Bryant would shout out "Bingo!" like someone had jabbed him with a fork.† (source)linebackers = defensive football players who takes positions close behind the defensive linemen
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