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- Die Third Quarterback Rule (dt. Dritter-Quarterback-Regel) war eine Regel in der National Football League, welche erlaubt einen zusätzlichen dritten Quarterback zu haben. Die Regel wurde 2011 abgeschafft. Der dritte Quarterback gilt dabei nicht als zusätzlicher Spieler: wird der dritte Quarterback während der ersten drei Viertel eingewechselt, so darf der Starting- oder Backup-Quarterback nicht mehr eingewechselt werden; Im vierten Viertel darf der dritte Quarterback auch eingewechselt werden, ohne dass der erste oder zweite Quarterback seine Spielberechtigung für das Spiel verliert. Der genaue Wortlaut lautete: “Teams will be permitted an Active List of 45 players and an Inactive List of eight players for each regular-season and postseason game. Provided, that if a club has two quarterbacks on its 45-player Active List, a third quarterback from its Inactive List is permitted to dress for the game, but if he enters the game during the first three quarters, the other two quarterbacks are thereafter prohibited from playing.” „Jede Mannschaft ist verpflichtet eine Liste von 45 aktiven und 8 inaktiven Spielern für jedes Regular-Season- und jedes Postseasonspiel zu erstellen. Vorausgesetzt die Mannschaft hat in der Liste der aktiven Spieler nur zwei Quarterbacks, so ist es ihnen erlaubt einen dritten Quarterback von ihrer Liste der inaktiven Spieler im Spiel einzusetzen, aber wenn dieser während der ersten drei Viertel zum Einsatz kommt, so sind die beiden anderen Quarterbacks vom Spiel ausgeschlossen.“ (de)
- The third quarterback rule was a rule in the National Football League from 1991 to 2010 that governed the use of a third quarterback in addition to the starter and the backup. The rule was abolished for the 2011 season, when the NFL increased the roster size to allow 46 players to dress for a game. In 2010, the last year the rule was in effect, teams could dress 45 players for game day. If they had two quarterbacks dressed for the game, they were allowed to dress a third quarterback who did not count toward that limit. However, if the third quarterback entered the game at any position before the third quarter ended, the starter and backup quarterbacks became ineligible to play for the rest of the game. The third quarterback, however, could play in the fourth quarter while preserving the eligibility of the starter and backup. The full text of the rule was: Teams will be permitted an Active List of 45 players and an Inactive List of eight players for each regular-season and postseason game. Provided, that if a club has two quarterbacks on its 45-player Active List, a third quarterback from its Inactive List is permitted to dress for the game, but if he enters the game during the first three quarters, the other two quarterbacks are thereafter prohibited from playing. Although it is not specifically indicated, the NFL had interpreted its rule to mean that in order to designate a third quarterback, the two on the active roster must both be "bona fide" quarterbacks, not other position players merely designated as quarterbacks. (en)
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- Die Third Quarterback Rule (dt. Dritter-Quarterback-Regel) war eine Regel in der National Football League, welche erlaubt einen zusätzlichen dritten Quarterback zu haben. Die Regel wurde 2011 abgeschafft. Der dritte Quarterback gilt dabei nicht als zusätzlicher Spieler: wird der dritte Quarterback während der ersten drei Viertel eingewechselt, so darf der Starting- oder Backup-Quarterback nicht mehr eingewechselt werden; Im vierten Viertel darf der dritte Quarterback auch eingewechselt werden, ohne dass der erste oder zweite Quarterback seine Spielberechtigung für das Spiel verliert. (de)
- The third quarterback rule was a rule in the National Football League from 1991 to 2010 that governed the use of a third quarterback in addition to the starter and the backup. The rule was abolished for the 2011 season, when the NFL increased the roster size to allow 46 players to dress for a game. The full text of the rule was: Although it is not specifically indicated, the NFL had interpreted its rule to mean that in order to designate a third quarterback, the two on the active roster must both be "bona fide" quarterbacks, not other position players merely designated as quarterbacks. (en)
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