Att

Att is a sports abbreviation for attempts. It is commonly used in football and refers to the number of times a QB has thrown a pass, a RB has rushed the ball, and a punt or kick returner has returned the ball.

The abbreviation is an important stat in sports because it shows the productivity of a player or team. In football, a QB's completion percentage is the number of completions divided by the number of attempts. The att abbreviation is also used to determine the average number of yards a RB gains per carry by dividing his total yards by the number of att.

ATT is an acronym that stands for "all the time" and is commonly seen online and in text messages. It is typically used as an exaggeration of something happening more often than it really is, like 24/7.

The acronym is mostly associated with having to do annoying things, like working a lot or constantly changing diapers. Or it may be associated with a person acting annoying, such as talking on the phone for a long time or constantly chewing gum loudly. It is not to be confused with AT&T, which is a large telecommunications company.