Cover Four Coverage: As above, with the corners and safeties dropping into deep coverage, with each taking one-fourth of the width of the field. Also referred to as Quarters.

 

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Cover Four Coverage: As above, with the corners and safeties dropping into deep coverage, with each taking one-fourth of the width of the field. Also referred to as Quarters.

Types Of Coverage:: There are 5 main types of coverage: Cover Zero Coverage - Strict man-to-man coverage with no help from safeties (usually a blitz play with at least five men crossing the line of scrimmage)., . . . View Full Definition

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Group Health Coverage: A health benefits plan that covers a group of people as permitted by state and federal law.

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Interest Coverage Test: The ratio of earnings before interest and taxes to annual interest expense. This ratio measures a firm's ability to pay interest.

Man Coverage: A defense in which all players in pass coverage, typically linebackers and defensive backs, cover a specific player. Pure man coverage is very rare; defenses typically mix man and zone coverage.