Gridiron strategy is a term used to describe the tactics used in American football. It involves a combination of offensive and defensive strategies, such as passing, running, and tackling. Two common gridiron strategies are punting and sneaking. Punting is when a team kicks the ball away from their own end zone in order to gain field position. Sneaking is when a quarterback attempts to run the ball into the end zone without being tackled. Both strategies are used to gain an advantage over the opposing team.