Archie Manning Research Paper

The Contextual motivation for his work/sport and social profile in this article describes him as being excited to be a new dad and being the best at playing football and the best dad. The game of football takes a collaborative effort to achieve a group win and he was able to demonstrate it at the highest level by achieving a Super Bowl win in the NFL. He also mentioned that his family is a great motivation to go out and work hard to be the best he can be.

Walter Payton, he was one of the best don’t you agree? Oh, you don’t know who he is… that’s a bummer. Just sit back and listen to my teaching of the one and only Walter Payton. In this I’ll be telling you about Walter Payton’s early life, collage years and his beginning career as a Chicago Bear, and in the last paragraph you will learn how he passed away.

Troy Aikman was born and raised in the suburbs of Covina, California. As an infant Troy had congenital problems with his feet causing him to have to wear braces up to his knees until he was 14 months old. That didn’t stop him from being an athlete. At age 12 he moved to Oklahoma where he fell in love with football. He was the quarterback for his team and continued to get all-state honors his senior year.

This is a passage about one of the first basketball players to ever set foot on a basketball court. He was a great hero during the Civil Rights Movement.

Let me tell you about a guy named Aaron Rodgers. He can throw a football so fast that it started a fire in the field. He also can run 200 miles per hour with the football and plough 15 people over at a time. One time in a game he threw a football so hard that it blew everyone out of the stadium. He can run the whole football field in less than 2 seconds. When he hurdles over a guy he can jump 100 feet in the air. When he scrambles the player on the other team tries to tackle him at the 50-yard line when Aaron Rodgers is already in the end zone.

“I, most talented players don’t always succeed. Some don’t even make the teams. It’s more what 's inside.”

Breaking over 9 Quarter Back records, and potentially various more in the future, people either hate or love New England Patriot Quarter Back, Tom Brady. Generally speaking, there is no between. The real question is: "to hate or not to hate" this record-breaking beast, with 4 Super Bowl rings on his hand. Simple; not to hate.

It is interesting not to only know about his football life, also about his personal life. I chose him because with my family we always watch american football. My dad likes that team, it is his favorite team. Did you get to know about Tony Romo? I hope you did! Thank you for reading and I hope you liked

The Green Bay Packers is one of the most popular NFL teams, even though it’s situated in the smallest town in the league. The Packers are an iconic franchise, and one of the faces of the NFL. As one of the most storied football franchises, the packers have a very rich history.

“It’s off to the races!” says Mark Champion, a Detroit Lions announcer, describing Barry Sanders breaking off on a long run (n. p.). This is just one of Barry’s many great runs being described by the Detroit Lions radio announcer. From being benched most of his high school football career to being a pro football star, Barry Sanders went through a lot to get to where he was. Sanders grew up in a small town in Kansas and went on to be a stellar running back at Oklahoma State University, to later be drafted by the Detroit Lions. He worked hard day in and out, and eventually it payed off. He was one many looked up upon, but he always stayed humble. Barry Sanders was a fascinating person, a great football player, and an iconic figure in our history.

Brian Piccolo’s career started with the NFL team the Chicago Bears. He was a free agent of the Bears practice squad in the year 1965. He was given more and more responsibilities each year which included more playing time. He was eventually moved to the Bears as their starting Fullback for the 1969 season. Brian Piccolo had a friend on this team named Gale Sayers. Gale and Brian in college competed for the national rushing title while at their respective colleges. He and Brian couldn’t be anymore different though one a black man and one white but both of the had huge hearts for each other which made their friendship very strong even when Brian started becoming sick.

If one thing is certain, it’s that the state of Mississippi loves their football. Between the Ole Miss Rebels, the Mississippi State Bulldogs, the Southern Miss Golden Eagles, and multiple high school teams, there is plenty of football to be seen. Fridays and Saturdays are often the Sabbath to the football nuts that reside in Mississippi. Once the dreaded end of the season arrives, the conversation shifts towards how great people’s teams are going to be next year. On occasion, a person will rise from the plethora of meatheads and become a legend among their fellow Mississippi natives. Archie “Super” Manning, the legend of the University of Mississippi, was one of the few to become a Mississippi football icon.

Clark was born on Jan. 8, 1957 in Kinston, N.C and went on to play college football at Clemson University, where he mostly played safety instead of receiver. Playing receiver during his senior season with the Tigers, Clark caught only 11 balls. His college career wasn’t exactly Archie Griffith-like, but the Niners drafted him in the 10th round (the 10th round!) of the 1979 NFL Draft, nonetheless.

Kobe Bryant was born in 1978 in Philadelphia. His parents were Joe and Pamela Bryant. Joe Bryant was a former NBA player. Kobe had two older sisters. At the age of 6 Kobe’s family moved to Italy. Then in 1991 they moved back to Philadelphia. Kobe grew up watching basketball and soccer. He was a huge fan of the LA Lakers and the AC Milan.

A leader is someone who takes charge when it matters the most. Even when the odds are completely against them they push on to reach their goal. The person I believe is a great leader is Wardell Stephen Curry II. Stephen Curry dreamed of going to the NBA and be just like his dad Dell Curry. Steph Curry was doubted all his life due to his size though. He stood at the height of 5’6 in the 10th grade which made it hard for him to follow his dream. The summer of his sophomore year he decided to change his shot for the better. He averaged 20 points a game but it wasn’t enough for colleges to notice him. He ended up going to Davidson college where he later lead them to the be the NCAA final 8 but lost in the semi-finals, and during his time in college