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If the Bills gained 4 yards on first down, then lost 6 yards on second down, then gained 10 yards on third down, how many yards did they actually move forward on that drive? (Yo…

If the Bills gained 4 yards on first down, then lost 6 yards on second down, then gained 10 yards on third down, how many yards did they actually move forward on that drive? (Yo…
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If the Bills gained 4 yards on first down, then lost 6 yards on second down, then gained 10 yards on third down, how many yards did they actually move forward on that drive? (You can pretend they started at 0 yards to make it easier​

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8 yards

Explanation:

4 - 6 = -2

-2 + 10 = 8

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