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    Safety of Starting Sprint Positions in American Football In “What is the Safest Sprint Starting Position for American Football Players?,” a scientific research article, authors Bruno Bonnechere, Benoit Beyer, Marcel Rooze, and Jan Serge Van Sint explain their elaborate plan to find the safest sprint starting position for American football players. Three starting sprint positions are used in the experiment: 4-point, 3-point, and 2-point positions (Bonnechere, Beyer, Rooze, Sint, 2014). Sport-related concussions run aimlessly throughout American football and scientists test sprint starting positions in hopes of decreasing the number of those concussions. Sprint starting positions influence a player’s kinetic energy and view of the football…

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    Do you know football is the most popular sport in America and ranked ninth in the world. 111.9 million people watched American football since 2005. In 1880s, a great rugby player changed the rules that later transformed rugby into American football. There are several ways to score and there are several positions and penalties in the National Football League (NFL). There are several positions on offense, defense, and special teams. There are eight offensive positions. First is a quarterback…

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    In American Football you have many different phases of the game. Defense is one of those phases. In earliest decades of football competition pro football coaches stacked the line with approximately nine-seven and six defense fronts to stop opponents from heavy running of their day. In the 1940s, in National Football League (also known as NFL) coach name Greasy Neale alter the nine-seven-six defense into five man fronts and four men secondary that was successful in defending the run and pass. By…

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    drive, I begin to feel anxious, stressed out. Today is the first playoff game of my senior year of football. I search through my phone to find the right song while at a stop light.…

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    Every Sunday afternoon, NFL fans pack stadiums all across the United States to watch their favorite teams play. In NFL stadiums everywhere, fans will buy/bring items to games that include jerseys, beer, sodas, hot dogs, popcorn, and homemade signs to enjoy the experience and cheer on their teams. The coaches draw up plays on their playbooks, while calling plays on their headsets trying to confuse the other team. The head coach motivates the team by giving a pep talk before the most important…

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    The Browns looked good the first half they were up 14 to 10. Once halftime was over they just fell off. My dad was furious on how they were playing. Every game he told me what they were doing wrong and why the plays they ran were horrible. Listening to my dad he sounded like he knew a lot about football and I wondered how. After the Browns had lost my dad was still mad because of the idiotic plays and defence that they ran. I asked him how did he know so much about football then he told me a lot…

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    In the game of football the team primarily depend on two players to put points on the scoreboard for them: The Quarterback & the Receiver. When the Quarterback has the ball in his hand, he has more than the ball to worry about he also must worry about the 5-11 defensive players trying to get to him. So he knows the best thing he can do is to get the ball to the Receiver, who can take the ball in the end zone for a touchdown. You see the Receiver is the Quarterback’s Go to Guy, and just like that…

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    It was a brisk fall evening with the sun just about to set behind a hill. I was 10 years old, playing in my third season of football, and my first ever game under the bright lights surrounding the high school stadium. The time had finally come, the lights had been on and warming up for several minutes, I was going to play a game under the lights on the high school field. My experiences that night were not forgotten, but today I couldn’t even tell you if we won the game that night. The lessons I…

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    Theme song I remember when my football coach showed me Don't Blink for the first time around 10-11 years old. At the time I was thinking it was a good song, but as the years start passing by the song started hitting me in personal ways. Life flashes right in front of you and it's like you don't even realize it until everything is gone. Life shouldn't be taken for granted, and should be fulfilled with everything you have ever wanted. Listening to “Don't blink” by Kenny Chesney has changed my life…

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    Football Techniques

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    Football Techniques Football is a very popular, if not the most popular sport in America. When watching a game of football, it may not seem no complicated, but it really is. Football players have numerous amounts of techniques to use when they play. Football players also have to know when to use certain techniques. Every player has a role. No matter how simple and unimportant a player’s role might seem to a viewer, every player’s role is extremely crucial to the entire team. One…

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