Q: If a punt is in the air while the game clock expires and the receiver signals and makes a fair catch, is the game over?
- Danny Clark, LB, Giants: "Yes."
- Madison: "Yes."
- Damon Huard, QB, Chiefs: "If the punter touched it, then the game is over."
- Ray Rice, RB, Ravens: "Yes."
- Pace: "Yes. It's an untimed play, isn't it?
- Correct answer: No, the receiving team can try a fair-catch kick.
Q: What is a fair-catch kick?
- Brendon Ayanbadejo, LB, Ravens: "The ball is put on the tee, or maybe there's a holder holding it, but there's nobody covering."
- Jarret Johnson, LB, Ravens: "You kick from the 50, off the tee. You can cover it. We've gone over it in meetings, but you don't practice it because it's the kicker kicking off a tee."
- Correct answer: A fair-catch kick is a field goal attempt following a fair catch. It can be a placekick or dropkick, but no tee may be used. It cannot be defensed.
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