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Game breakers can come in many forms in the NFL. A player can return a kick or punt return and change momentum in a game, or make a key interception return or tackle that stuffs a drive. On offense, a game breaker can be a running back that hits the closing hole on the offensive line then bursts out the other side in another gear, leaving the defense behind. Then there is a quarterback that can take off with the ball when his receivers are covered and make something happen all on his own.
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