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Platooning quarterbacks is when a football team uses two (or more) quarterbacks to run their offense, rather than the traditional one in American football. This tactic becomes less common the higher the level of football (high school teams are more likely to do it than National Football League teams for example). Quarterbacks may be switched in and out of the game every play, every drive, every quarter, or depending on certain situations. If quarterbacks are switched game to game that is not platooning, that is a "quarterback controversy" or a simple benching.

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