Personal Narrative: A Career In Football

People need to understand that Football is a dangerous sport ,and stop blaming the NFL, for all the injuries that the players have had. Yes, players head butt, Yes, players tackle, Yes, they are going to get hurt. That is just Football.

When he first started doing this, people did not really notice what he was doing. After a couple football games of him doing this, people started to notice, and they criticized him for it. Soon after this, Kaepernick chooses to opt out of his contract because he knew that he was going to get let go by his team after the season was over. At the beginning of this season, dozens of football players on every team started to kneel. Many people supported this while others did not like people kneeling at all.

I am doing a debate on whether or not football punters deserve more credit than they get. I think the punters definitely deserve more credit they are always overlooked and they do the same amount of practice as the rest of the football team. i think that punters are overlooked in football because they just play when they punt and to score a field goal. what most people don 't consider is that they practice with everybody else they are also on the field as much as some of the players.

Motivation - Jethro is motivated to work hard on the farm by his father and other family members. He wants to show that he can do it. David Burrow Background - Not much is told about his background except that he isn’t liked by many people. Major Flaws - David is is very temperamental and likes to stir trouble with People.

Brady said, “Losing a player like Gronk in the fourth quarter.” (Brady) Brady is saying that losing Gronk, the Patriots’ tight end, in the fourth quarter is another reason they lost, because the replacement for Gronk could not get the job done. This is a common blame, especially in sports, because individual players have a huge impact on the team, yet it is a team sport and the team wins or loses

"But some coaches, including Alabama's Nick Saban and Arkansas' Brett Bielema, have criticized hurry-up offenses, arguing that they give offenses an unfair advantage and don't allow them to adequately substitute defensive players " which is right because when the offense is not huddling, no one can substitute unless the offense subs someone in, causing some of the defensive players on the field to get tired (Schlaback). Saban and Bielema make good points here, if your players are

Not necessarily because it causes injuries, though that is bad. Nor, because it destroys lives academically and fiscally, but because it ends lives. That is the simply unavoidable outcome of football. It comes with the sport itself, in Ancient Rome spectators cheered while men ended each other 's lives. Today we continue that tradition in a different form, in football.

There are many positions in football and each one of them are very important to the team but one of the most important positions is the quarter back. The quarter back is the one who gets a hold of the ball at the snap. The Quarter back has to not only worry about where to throw the ball or to run the ball within in seconds but also has to make plays that the teams run well against other teams. The quarter back also gets all the blame on any bad play made just because their the most important, which puts a lot of pressure on the quarterback because they don 't ever want to make mistakes. This is why I believe that the quarterback has one of the most important part on a football

1) Koch 's article relies heavily on pathos. How is his article designed to make the reader feel? Why did he design it this way? Koch 's article is designed to make the reader feel guilty for underappreciating retired football players.

From my experiences i just don 't think it 's good for young kids right now. Because they can have dangerous consequences like getting a concusion, dieng, bone, bone injuries, careers gone. But if your kid really wants to and puts all his heart into it let him do it, i still like football and i 'm not telling your kid to not play or stop play this is just my opinion, football is still a good sport i just don 't like playing it anymore but it

Concussions themselves are a controversial topic simply because of their destructive forces on the lives of everyone, ranging from people who tripped and fell a little too hard, to people who make a career of hitting other people as hard as they possibly can. There are many people opposed to the idea of football’s inherent violence, yet advocates of the sport claim that removing the factor of colliding would make a completely different sport that cannot even be called football, which itself has become so ingrained in American society that it practically owns a day of the week from Week One of preseason to the closing seconds of the Superbowl. The fact remains though that if football were to suddenly cease existing, many people would be jobless,

The NFL doesn’t take realistic solutions seriously, they simply continue to fine players and teams enormous amounts of money for “inappropriate” tackles and blocks. This turns into a vicious cycle, the NFL charging players for behavior their coaches are encouraging them to perform. How do we pull the sport out of this? What is the solution? Can we make this sport safe without ruining the thrill?

Throughout the article he was over-the-top with his vocabulary that was not necessarily needed. Using the words he chose to use was a mistake because it took away from the meaning of the article and made me read on with confusion, sometimes not knowing what some words meant. Another weakness is his comparison with football and real life. Bachelder overlooked how in real life it mostly is up to the person to continue on with the plans of grandeur and is their own choice to do whatever it takes to uphold those plans with football’s unpredictability. Sometimes life is unpredictable, but people’s choices heavily effect whether the plans are continued unlike in football.

The football players aren 't only getting hurt by the other team, they are also getting some grief from other students around the school. “Sometimes on Mondays people will come up and say ‘Y’all sucks.’ but I typically say ‘Why don 't you come out and play and make us better?” said Saleh The team has other problems too such as a lack of players which hurts them as the season progresses. If a player gets injured and they don 't have a backup then they will have to put a player that doesn 't usually play that position.

The cheers from the crowd and teams, and the adrenaline pumping through our veins. The chalk lines are drawn, the field has been dragged, its time to play now. Nobody knew about the pressure we felt for that game. Not because we weren 't confident, because we were. It was because we knew that the people around us, including the coaches, didn’t believe we could do it.