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| He played college football as a | offensive lineman for Penn State University from 1978 |
| ential to be misheard and misunderstood as a | offensive word. |
| n by stating that the word was not used as a | offensive word, instead it expresses the feelings of a |
| Heller is currently a | offensive staff assistant for the Jacksonville Jaguars |
| His brother Arie is a | offensive tackle at Alabama. |
| He played as a | offensive tackle during his career for the Pittsburgh |
| ary 18, 1957 in Malden, Massachusetts) was a | Offensive tackle who played for the New York Giants an |
| ne 2, 1958 in Windsor, North Carolina) was a | offensive tackle who played 12 seasons in the National |
| 21, 1938 in Chicago Heights, Illinois) was a | offensive tackle who played 15 seasons in the National |
| the term 'nappy head' is generally used in a | offensive racist or bigoted way to refer to an Arab, M |
| Forrest Blue was a | offensive lineman who played eleven seasons in the NFL |
| However, in September 1942, Army Group A's | offensive was stalled in the Caucasus, and List was sa |
| ransitioned to and trained for A-37 and A-10 | offensive and defensive capabilities, including close |
| ic second team as a junior, and was the A-10 | Offensive Player of the Year, an NSCAA Second Team All |
| ernment of Abkhazia, destroyed in the Abkhaz | offensive on September 27 1993, still stands in ruins. |
| He was named ACC | Offensive Player of the year in 2009. |
| mance against Maryland, he was named the ACC | Offensive Back of the Week. |
| He became the Admirals' | offensive line coach in 2006 under head coach Bart And |
| as named by MiLB.com as the class A advanced | Offensive Player of the Year after the season and set |
| Edgerrin James, AFC | Offensive Player of the Week, Week 15 |
| Peyton Manning, AFC | Offensive Player of the Week, Week 17 |
| (in Weeks 6, 7, 11, and 17), selected as AFC | Offensive Player of the Week five times (in Weeks 3, 6 |
| Mike Dyal, AFC | Offensive Player of Week 13 (Caught 4 passes for 134 y |
| Fred Taylor, AFC | Offensive Player of the Week, Week 12 |
| Mark Brunell, AFC | Offensive Player of the Week, Week 9 |
| nce against the Chargers also earned him AFC | Offensive Player of the Week honors for the first time |
| Additionally, Manning has been named the AFC | Offensive Player of the Month four times (9/2003, 11/2 |
| In 2005, Harrell was named AFL | Offensive Player of the Year and First Team All-Arena |
| troyed on the first day of the South African | offensive. |
| s' practice squad on December 23, 2008 after | offensive tackle Marvel Smith was placed on injured re |
| by the Detroit Lions on August 7, 2009 after | offensive lineman Damion Cook was placed on injured re |
| ed Thompson to the active roster again after | offensive tackle Junius Coston was placed on injured r |
| ed to the active roster on December 11 after | offensive tackle Demetrius Bell was placed on injured |
| s signed Hills June 21, 2000 as a free agent | offensive tackle with a one-year contract. |
| This put pressure on the Aggie | offensive line as it did not perform solidly in the Mo |
| He was also named the Aggies' | offensive MVP when he led the team in catches with 58, |
| e's "fast-charging ability for an aggressive | offensive line." |
| al excellent plays against Cuba's aggressive | offensive in the semi-finals, and Goro got the win as |
| that time for its use of smaller, more agile | offensive linemen and the success of its running backs |
| Powerful and agile | offensive lineman who brings NFL experience (Buffalo B |
| dly condemns Iranian President Ahmadinejad's | offensive and inflammatory comments. |
| ber force which was intended to join the air | offensive against Japan but was disbanded shortly afte |
| (1) For continuing the Strategic Air | Offensive after destruction of GAF production. |
| Sustained air | offensive to destroy Axis military power |
| to take part in the final phases of the air | offensive against Japan, bombing railways, airfields, |
| he most highly decorated squadron of the Air | Offensive. |
| Vietnam: Vietnam Air | Offensive; Vietnam Air Offensive, Phase II; Vietnam Ai |
| campaign stars (for participation in the Air | Offensive Japan and Western Pacific campaigns), and th |
| Supported the Strategic Air | Offensive over the Japanese Home Islands; on 31 Oct. 1 |
| ir Commodore in 1989, he became Director Air | Offensive at the Ministry of Defence in 1989, and foll |
| He participated in the campaigns of Air | Offensive, Europe; Normandy; Northern France; Rhinelan |
| East in early 1945 to counter the Soviet air | offensive. |
| the two Naval aces thwarted the pending air | offensive in a 45 minute debacle for the Germans that |
| The Strategic Air | Offensive against Germany. |
| tern Mandates; Western Pacific; Ryukyus; Air | Offensive, Japan; China Offensive campaigns. |
| oup flew to West Field and continued the Air | Offensive against Japan. |
| gainst Operation Market Garden, the airborne | offensive around the Rhine bridges. |
| aunched Operation Market Garden, an airborne | offensive aimed at capturing the Rhine bridge at Arnhe |
| rsity in March 1945, a major allied airborne | offensive across the Rhine. |
| the Toulon Sector at Verdun, the Aisne-Marne | Offensive (popularly known as the Battle of Soissons), |
| idier-Noyon Defensive and in the Aisne-Marne | Offensive. |
| He was the first Alabama | offensive lineman selected in the first round of an NF |
| July 4 that he was abandoning his El Alamein | offensive to concentrate on defense. |
| Alane-Marne | Offensive, 18 Jul - 6 Aug 1918 |
| rated by the local police due to the album's | offensive content, for what they deemed to be its obsc |
| Darnell Alford- | Offensive Lineman for the Kansas City Chiefs, Dallas C |
| "passing camp" before training camp for all | offensive and defensive players involved in the passin |
| It was decided that all | offensive actions were to be halted immediately. |
| He established career highs in all | offensive categories as well as leading the CFL and br |
| e, in 2005, where he was responsible for all | offensive play calling. |
| All | offensive actions were prohibited during the process o |
| With the halting of all | offensive operations on the Italian front by the Imper |
| , 1911 - August 16, 1994) was an All-America | offensive tackle and captained the 1932 USC Trojans fo |
| He was an All-American | offensive tackle at the University of Pennsylvania fro |
| ina University, where he was an All-American | offensive lineman. |
| Greg Kolenda was an All-American | offensive tackle. |
| Evan Pilgrim - All-American | offensive lineman for Brigham Young University and the |
| Burns an All-American | Offensive Tackle college football at Portland State Un |
| Rylan Reed, All-American | Offensive Tackle at Texas Tech. |
| Jake Grove (1980-), All-American | Offensive Lineman at Virginia Tech and former Center f |
| was a three-year letterman and All-American | offensive lineman at Georgia under head coach Wally Bu |
| first-team all-state and first-team all-area | offensive tackle by the Newport News Daily Press. |
| -fielding third baseman and solid all-around | offensive player. |
| he played football and was an All-Conference | offensive lineman. |
| the NFL, and David were also All-Conference | offensive linemen for the University of Alabama. |
| o-time all-state and three-time all-district | offensive lineman and helped the team to a 48-9 record |
| n the much anticipated nationalist all-front | offensive begun in July 1931, which was unexpectedly h |
| A three-time All-ICC | offensive tackle (also kicker in 1972), he owns the di |
| dia and persuades them to perform an all-out | offensive on Burma; in doing so, the country is forced |
| President Virgilio Barco launched an all-out | offensive on the cocaine cartels and re-established ex |
| Initially Davud Pasha planned an all-out | offensive expedition against the Mamluks, but his plan |
| USFL where he was a three-time USFL All-Pro | offensive tackle (1983-1985) with the Philadelphia/Bal |
| (born August 29, 1940) is a former all-star | offensive lineman in the Canadian Football League. |
| nch and 345 pound size) is a former all-star | offensive lineman in the Canadian Football League and |
| Stoney Creek, Ontario) is a former all-star | offensive lineman in the Canadian Football League. |
| (born August 13, 1965) is a former all-star | offensive lineman in the Canadian Football League. |
| Manheim, Pennsylvania) is a former all-star | offensive lineman in the Canadian Football League. |
| o, North Carolina, where he was an All-State | offensive lineman. |
| He is also Seneca's all-time | offensive leader with 28 doubles, 10 triples, 22 homer |
| at said people should enter into an alliance | offensive and defensive with them. |
| f Switzerland, never enter into any alliance | offensive and defensive with any one contending power, |
| er 1943 with the participation in the Allied | offensive through the Gilberts, Marshalls, and Mariana |
| In April 1945, the 99th supported the Allied | offensive in the Po Valley. |
| yed at Geilenkirchen during a massive allied | offensive against the German positions between the riv |
| nd Army which was a part of the large Allied | offensive in Macedonia, they achieved a breakthrough o |
| through South Korea and spearhead an Allied | offensive northward. |
| During July 1945, when the final Allied | offensive of the Borneo Campaign took place as Operati |
| Britain and France in support of the Allied | offensive in Europe. |
| ire brigade participated in a general Allied | offensive aimed at taking control of the area around T |
| The campaign would be the last major Allied | offensive of the war in the South West Pacific Area. |
| This was the final allied | offensive of the spring of 1915, followed by a lull in |
| only fell back very reluctantly; the Allied | offensive gained ground very slowly, and the attackers |
| in Lebanon and Syria) announced: "The Allied | offensive against Homs (Syria) is making substantial p |
| orld War II, Operation Clipper was an Allied | offensive by British XXX Corps (including the American |
| aring for a counterattack against the Allied | offensive. |
| a in September 1917 for Egypt and the allied | offensive against the Turks in Palestine. |
| as the plans for the Allied | offensive on the Somme were being developed. |
| battles around Ypres in 1914 and the Allied | offensive in late 1917. |
| a decisive role in the defeat of the Allied | offensive. |
| eating Bulgarian forces following the Allied | offensive of September 1918. |
| ion then participated in the greatest Allied | offensive of 1918, launched near Amiens on 8 August 19 |
| r, the division participated in final allied | offensive, reaching the River Dendre when the armistic |
| became the right flank anchor of the allied | offensive along the left bank (western bank) of the Do |
| ion by the Germans in the face of the Allied | offensive. |
| by" in western Germany, in case of an Allied | offensive. |
| and supplies to the front during the Allied | offensive at St. Mihiel. |
| ontgomery then began preparing for an allied | offensive against the Axis forces that were now entren |
| onchy-Bapaume and later resisting the Allied | offensive between Cambrai and St. Quentin. |
| ubsequently participated in the final Allied | offensive of the war-the Hundred Days Offensive-which |
| Another rule allowed | offensive linemen to use their hands in blocking. |
| y, Wake Forest University (where he was also | Offensive Coordinator), and Indiana University of Penn |
| His nephew Fred Koloto is am | Offensive Tackle at San Jose State. |
| nal on August 7, 1942 for the first American | offensive of World War II and his first opportunity to |
| il 15, 1921 - April 2, 2008) was an American | offensive and defensive end in the National Football L |
| he hills and the ridges to stop any American | offensive on their way to Baguio City and the Cordille |
| Patrick headed the American | offensive biological warfare (BW) program at Fort Detr |
| into the West Wall even before the American | offensive began, General Foertsch at First Army and Ge |
| ary 25, 1963 - May 25, 2008) was an American | offensive guard in the National Football League. |
| undertaking just underway, a major American | offensive intended to reduce the German salient near S |
| behind Anthony Munoz (whom he coached) among | offensive tackles, and third behind Munoz and John Han |
| Ulatoski was listed 24th among | offensive tackle prospects in the nation. |
| g guards behind John Hannah, and third among | offensive linemen behind Hannah and Anthony Munoz, bot |
| Datko ranked No. 35 among | offensive guard prospects in the nation. |
| eam captain and an All-Conference pick as an | offensive lineman. |
| He brought an | offensive flair from the professional ranks to the UT |
| was killed in action with the NZEF during an | offensive in Libya. |
| orcements' ammunition himself and mounted an | offensive with grenades and kukris, until he was kille |
| A 1973 graduate of, and an | offensive lineman for the University of California, Ri |
| ft Mississippi two months later to become an | offensive assistant and quality control coach with the |
| lastic Federation first team selection as an | offensive lineman and 1985 first team selection as an |
| on will have the luxury of running behind an | offensive line that returned all five starters. |
| It is an | offensive stance, named for one's ability to respond t |
| ey learned about Spanish preparations for an | offensive in Oran. |
| e (born May 4, 1987 in Lakewood, Ohio) is an | offensive tackle for the San Francisco 49ers. |
| brother of the late Gene Upshaw, who was an | offensive lineman for the Oakland Raiders, executive d |
| was hired by the Jacksonville Jaguars as an | offensive staff assistant. |
| elieve pressure on the city by attempting an | offensive of their own. |
| h, while Russia committed itself to start an | offensive on the Austrian front in order to support th |
| a right midfielder, he can also appear as an | offensive right back. |
| on must be set in order to participate in an | offensive or defensive linked battle. |
| urke followed Belichick to New England as an | offensive coaching assistant. |
| Before becoming an | offensive threat later in his career, he established h |
| He was part of an | offensive line unit that allowed just 35 sacks in 480 |
| means but the army pressured her to order an | offensive against the LTTE. |
| He was part of an | offensive line that enabled Da'Rel Scott (1,133) to be |
| otball at Tulane University, where he was an | offensive and defensive tackle. |
| Operation Commando was an | offensive undertaken by UN forces during the Korean Wa |
| uarterback sack at center and was part of an | offensive line that helped produce three 1,000-yard ru |
| tball, he was a two-year starter as both, an | offensive lineman and a defensive end. |
| He quickly established himself as an | offensive defenseman in the minors, never scoring less |
| Bujnoch's father, Glenn, was an | offensive lineman for the Bengals from 1976 to 1982. |
| He was hired as an | offensive backs coach for the Chicago Fire. |
| e his small stature in size, McNicoll was an | offensive force with the Cataractes since his debut at |
| nic Institute where he played football as an | offensive lineman from 1992 to 1996. |
| and professional football player who was an | offensive lineman in the National Football League (NFL |
| ere the government is trying to fight off an | offensive by Islamist militants. |
| 1971, he joined the Calgary Stampeders as an | offensive lineman and was part of the winning team of |
| t group al-Shabab in late August launched an | offensive aimed at toppling Somalia's Transitional Fed |
| k and were able to select Matt O'Donnell, an | offensive lineman who was one of just two CIS players |
| Since 2006, an | offensive of the Burmese army against the Karen Nation |
| , 2010, Puntland security forces launched an | offensive against Atom's militants, who were hiding ou |
| n his senior season, he was the leader of an | offensive line that produced two 1,000 yard backs and |
| ks, and earning an All-State selection as an | offensive guard. |
| ll coach and former player, most recently an | offensive consultant and offensive play-caller for the |
| Sulfur compounds darken gasoline, give it an | offensive odor and increase toxic sulfur dioxide engin |
| The Federation also launches an | offensive into Lepanto region of North Africa, beginni |
| nior year, Loadholt played left tackle in an | offensive line that allowed 11 sacks all season, the t |
| the plate but showed signs of promise as an | offensive catcher, batting .333 |
| The attack was thought to be revenge for an | offensive carried out by the Pakistani Army against mi |
| Shawn Heins' style of play is that of an | offensive defenceman and powerplay specialist. |
| an Konev was ordered to prepare plans for an | offensive to destroy Nazi forces in Slovakia. |
| ching at the College of William & Mary as an | offensive assistant, specializing in wide receivers. |
| McKeller's son, Darius, is an | offensive lineman at the University of Alabama. |
| years at Mount Vernon, before serving as an | offensive coordinator at Marshall in 1965. |
| They have also had an | offensive boost with the return of Kyle Blanks. |
| his hand in coaching, eventually becoming an | offensive coordinator for the University of Pittsburgh |
| of General Rawlinson, prepared plans for an | offensive but these were shelved in the meanwhile. |
| Mabry anchored an | offensive line that won back to back Southwest Confere |
| a defensive player, as she had only been an | offensive player while in Oklahoma. |
| f Notre Dame, where he played football as an | offensive lineman. |
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