Kicking an Opponent
What does Kicking an Opponent Mean?
A flagrant penalty assessed when a player kicks someone from the opposing team. Kicking an opponent results in a 15-yard penalty, an automatic first down and a possible game ejection.
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Kneeling on another player is another form of this personal foul.
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