the red player will tackle the bag and as the tackle is made the blue player will gather the bag as if its a ball and then bring the bag up on their legs until its at hip height
the blue player will then place the bag upright and the yellow player will now be the tackler and the red player will be the stealer
in more ways than one
in more ways than one
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