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DB stands for defensive back in football.

Posted By: pc on 2008-01-24
In Reply to: Doc keeps dictating football term and I'm - Football illiterate...Help!

Subject: DB stands for defensive back in football.




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I've never heard of a corner back, but it doesn't sound like he's saying quarterback.

But when I search google, the patient is listed as a DB. Can someone clue me in, please?

I've already let one report go with quarterback, but now I'm concerned about it and don't want to make another mistake.

Is there a corner back...if so how do I type it? And what's a DB? Thanks.
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