Dangers of American Football Essay

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    Looking across the field, I see all the high school football players walking on the field to practice. Their coach blows the whistle as a warning to hurry up. As I look around, I notice that not all the football players are dressed properly. As I am sitting on the bleachers watching them practice I witness two players get seriously injured. One player, who was the quarterback, got hurt because he was playing without his pads. He dislocated his shoulder because he wasn’t suited up properly for…

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    He was told by many doctors that he would never play football again (Borden, 2011). Mark was never the type to give up. Obviously his first and second priority was beating the cancer and football, but there was a thought in the back of his mind that he may not be able to form a career after college. He was scared that if he was not going to be able to play football again, he did not know what he was going to do with the career aspect of his life. Mark had gotten…

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    They made a good decision in changing the rules so that a field goal no long ends the game, but I believe that too much of an advantage is gained by winning the coin toss. My solution is simple: change the NFL overtime rules to the current NCAA football overtime rules. In the NCAA, though they do have a coin toss, both teams switch off getting the ball starting at the 25-yard line and are given an opportunity to score. This allows both teams defenses and offenses to see the field in overtime,…

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    Throughout my life sports (especially American football) have played a huge role in molding me into the person I am today. I excel at them due to my competitive nature and desire to work with other to attain a common goal. After high school I decided to continue my athlete career by playing Division 1 football at the University of Tulsa. I was a “Preferred Walk-On” which means I did not receive any scholarship money for playing, but I was held to the same standards as everyone else. Over the…

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    Since the birth of the NCAA, college athletes have been battling the fight of whether they should be able to receive a salary when they play a sport at the Division One level in college. Universities on average earn millions of dollars of revenue from these athletes, but the athletes that make this revenue possible do not earn any money. College athletes should be compensated for their skills and for the attention and revenue that they bring to their college during the years that the athlete…

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    and reviewing plays. These issues make it difficult to watch a three hours NFL game when the ball is only in play for eleven minutes. My solution to these issues is a microchip in the football that measures where the ball is on the field at all time. The tracking chip is called IT(Information Technology)Football, since the ball is being tracked it would be easier to determine first downs because when the ball crosses the first down marker a sensor will alarm letting the official know it’s a…

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    said she was sexually assaulted by four University of Minnesota football players. It was investigated but there were no charges pressed and the players were allowed to continue playing. The four accused and other players have missed one game already and may miss more, just home games though. There is a restraining order on the players saying they cannot be near the student 's apartment or her place of employment. She works at the football stadium where the university hosts their home games. The…

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    Kurt Warner is an inspiring football league player with a not average path to success. Not only is Kurt a humanitarian he became an NFL player at the age of 28. Kurt Warner had what some people would call a rag to riches, not starting at the average age of start NFL players. With grit and the 10,000-hour rule helped him get to where he is now. Kurt Warner is an inspiring football league player with a not average path to success. Not only is Kurt a humanitarian he became an NFL player at the…

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    Due to all the time D1 college athletes spend playing football, the NCAA should pay to support the cost of their. College athletes don’t have time to get a job because all there time is spent on practicing their sport, So they don’t have the money to pay for their college or any other thing that that need money for. How should most of the Athletes that play a sport in college be able to pay for their schooling if they don’t have time for a job because they are always working on there sport…

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    Then transfer to Carver High in my Jr. year and maybe change to Parkland or WSPA in my senior year.And try to experience how they play football and face bigger schools. I was happy when my mom said I could try playing in other schools! But what worries me is if I don 't get a scholarship to play college football.Many people from my church support me in my dreams it 's something i 'll never…

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