A "Pass Play" in football is a strategy where the quarterback throws the ball to a receiver instead of handing it off to a running back. This play aims to advance the ball down the field by targeting open players, often leading to a potential touchdown. The success of a pass play depends on the quarterback's accuracy and the receiver's ability to catch the ball. During a pass play, the offensive team must also consider the defensive team's coverage. Defensive players, including linebackers and cornerbacks, try to intercept the ball or tackle the receiver. Effective pass plays can create scoring opportunities and change the momentum of the game.