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The football play, "Screen," is a classic because it , "takes andvantage of the players in the open field," according to, "Football101: The Screen Package," an article from ESPN. It also gives the offensive players a way to get around some of the most common defense plays. This play is very diverse and has many different variations such as the bubble screen, jailbreak screen, the traditional slow screen, the crack screen, and many more. Just every team js it's version of a screen play.

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A Hail Mary is a classic football play, because it is a last resort that actually has the potential to let you win or lose a game. This play is not very frequent in the NFL due to the fact that it is so risky. However, every time it is used successfully it goes down in football history. In the article, "Hail Mary passes remain most exciting plays in football," from the, LA Times , it says that this play can go years in the NFL with being used successfully.

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The HB pass play is classic another classic trick play because it starts off looking like a run play, but turns into a pass. This play has high success rates when used close to the in zone. It comes in lots of variations. Also most teams have this own version of this play.

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Post is another very risky play. It requires a very large pass to be made and leaves everyone on edge. However, if it's successful it can be the winning or losing play. That's why it's such a classic.

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A slant is when you pass the ball up the field at s 45 degree angle. It is one of the most common plays used in order to gain yards. This play can be used at just about anytime during the game with a high success rate level. This is what makes it a classic.

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Reverse is a classic trick play, simply because it's backwards. Hence the name...Reverse. Along with the, Hail Mary, it's a game winning play, however not as near as risky. It takes the other team by surprise and no one ever expects it. That's what makes this play so classic.

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The QB Sneak play is a very successful play when you have only a few more inches to go. It has a 84.5% success rate. Which is part of the reason why it's a classic. Also some may say this play is, "underused," but it's a ply that just about every team has some form of in their play book

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A Dive play is one of the most basic running plays in football. It can also be known a, "plunge." This play is usually used for longer distances. It is so widely used that it has over 74 different variations and that's what makes it a classic.

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Iso is a play that utilizes a running QB which is kind of rare. It gives the defense an open place to hit which is not so good in certain situations. However, this play is widely used and just about everyone with some football knowledge has seen it our heard of it. Making this a classic.

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A Sweep play is considered an, "explosive" play. It also is used in every league of football. From the 4 year olds all the way to the NFL. I think that's what makes it so classic. There is some kind of variation for every team

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