The term 'QUARTERBACK's Call' refers to the various commands a QUARTERBACK can give during a football game. The crossword solutions for this term are 'Rollout' (7 letters), 'PLAY' (4 letters), 'HIKE' (4 letters), 'HUT' (3 letters), 'SNEAK' (5 letters), 'Hup' (3 letters), 'PASS' (4 letters), 'Huttwo' (6 letters), 'AUDIBLE' (7 letters), and 'Optionplay' (10 letters). A 'Rollout' is when the QUARTERBACK moves away from the center of the field, often to avoid pressure from the defense. A 'PLAY' is the specific action the team is supposed to take on a given down. A 'HIKE' is the signal the QUARTERBACK gives to start the PLAY. A 'HUT' is a verbal command used to alert the players that the ball is about to be snapped. A 'SNEAK' is when the QUARTERBACK takes the ball himself and runs with it. A 'Hup' is a verbal command used to alert the players that the ball is about to be snapped. A 'PASS' is when the QUARTERBACK throws the ball to another player. A 'Huttwo' is a variation of the 'HUT' command, used to alert the players that the ball is about to be snapped. An 'AUDIBLE' is when the QUARTERBACK changes the PLAY at the line of scrimmage. Finally, an 'Optionplay' is when the QUARTERBACK has the option to either PASS or run with the ball.