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The Importance Of Quarterback In Football

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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

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