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On the defensive side, you have the defensive tackles, who rush the quarterback to try to get sacks force incompletions, fumbles, and interceptions. They also try to tackle running backs and wide receivers and maybe even tight ends behind the line of scrimmage, and try to make them fumble. Defensive ends do the same thing, except they rush from the edge. Linebackers help stop the run if the runners get past the defensive line, and they also try to force incompletions, fumbles, and interceptions. Cornerbacks mainly intercept and swat passes, but they can also help stop the run and force fumbles. Safeties are separated into two groups, free safeties and strong safeties. The free safety is usually the one that worries about swatting passes and interceptions, while the strong safety is the one that worries more about TFLs which are known as tackles for loss, stopping the run, and forcing fumbles. That is football defense in a nutshell. Goodbye. Important news: I will be switching to facts to help whoever made the typing speed improvement series just another facts.