What is a 'passing game' in football?

What is a 'passing game' in football?

Darrin Chiaverini (Football Coach and Professional Athlete) gives expert video advice on: How does a football team move the football'?; What is a 'ground game' in football?; What is a 'passing game' in football? and more...

A passing game is being able to consistently throw the ball to your receivers, which I call the playmakers. Those guys are your playmakers. They make the big plays down the field. The passing game is able to have the quarterback get the ball into their hands consistently; get the first downs, controlling the clock and getting points by getting it to the end zone. The rules are: by completing a pass to the receiver by throwing the ball in the air without it hitting the ground; the receiver has to catch the ball, maintain possession by having two feet inbounds and then that is considered a complete pass. An incomplete pass is when a the ball is thrown to a receiver and he drops it or the ball is not secured consistently with two feet inbounds. That is considered an incomplete pass.