Dual Threat Quarterback: A quarterback who is skilled at both passing and rushing the ball. These quarterbacks may be difficult to defend against since the defensive team cannot focus on one threat to the exclusion of the other.

 

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Dual Threat Quarterback: A quarterback who is skilled at both passing and rushing the ball. These quarterbacks may be difficult to defend against since the defensive team cannot focus on one threat to the exclusion . . . View Full Definition

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Quarterback Scramble: On a called passing play, when the quarterback runs from the pocket in an attempt to avoid being sacked, giving the receivers more time to get open or attempting to gain positive yards by ru . . . View Full Definition

Residual Assets: Assets that remain after sufficient assets are dedicated to meet all senior debtholders' claims in full.

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Residual Benefits: Residual benefits can help make up the difference in income if an employee is able to work, but limited in his/her responsibilities due to his/her disability.

Residual Current: The observed current minus the astronomical tidal current.

Residual Claim: Related: Equity claim

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Medically Needy Individuals: Enrollees in Medicaid programs whose income or assets exceed the maximum threshold for certain federal programs.