What does WILL stand for?

Weakside Linebacker (football)

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The weakside linebacker lines up to the weak side of the offensive formation, which is usually the opposite side of the tight end.

UO duck football

Meanwhile, starting weakside linebacker Kyle Bosworth was held out of practice because of a sore groin, freshman linebacker Patrick Larimore didn't practice because of back spasms and freshman walk-on cornerback Andrew Abbott, who drew praise from the coaching staff, has an injured knee.

UCLA FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK: LINEMAN KIA LATEST CASUALTY

The concerns proved valid when starting weakside linebacker Kawika Mitchell, last week's NFC defensive player of the week, backup safety Craig Dahl and center Shaun O'Hara sprained knees in the first half.

Giants lead Patriots 21-16 at halftime