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Crossword clues for Kind of football 5 letters

AnswerClue
ARENAKind of football played indoors
ARENAKind of football with eight-player teams
ARENAKind of football
ARENAKind of football played on a 50-yard-long field
ARENAKind of football with eight-man teams
SQUIBKind of kick in football
ZONEKind of football pass defense
TAILGATEKind of football game party
LATERALKind of football pass.
SPIRALKind of football pass
ONSIDEKind of football kick
SCREENKind of football pass
NERFKind of football
ONSIDEKind of kick in football
LATERALKind of pass in football
TIMEKind of out, in football
ONSIDEOne kind of kick in football
SLOTKind of back, in football
SCREENKind of pass, in football
ZONEKind of defense in football
OFFTACKLEKind of inside run in football
UNSPORTSMANLIKEKind of conduct penalized in football
CLIPKind of illegal tackle, in football
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