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Posted by2 years ago

[META] Regulars, what answers do you give to the "what team should I root for" question?

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Posted by1 year ago

Basic Play, Scheme, Formation and "How To" Explanation Videos with Game Film Breakdowns from Coaches and Players

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Posted by7 hours ago

QB Busts

How come som QBs are cut and released by the league so soon and have shown to be good? For example, Cam newton is not really playing right now and was really good.

Then you have back up QBs like Trubisky or Tyler Johnson who has been in the league since like 2008 still here. How come they are here still? And also like the 49ers backup QBs who rarely played and are still here.

Why don't teams cut and make room for a potential "better" back up QB and what not? Hopefully this question made sense.

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Posted by19 hours ago

Is it common for adults to play American Football?

I don't know why exactly, but I have the impression that in America, after high-school, either you go on to play college football if you are good enough, or you stop playing. Is this right, or are there local competitions where regular Joe's can still play?

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Posted by18 hours ago

Why does Lane Johnson play Right Tackle instead of Left Tackle?

Super specific question but I just learned that the LT is seen as the much more valuable position for the fact that they protect the QBs blindside.

I also see Lane listed as a top 3 tackle PERIOD regardless of left or right. He is highly praised as one of the best offensive lineman in the league.

So if Lane is so good then why does he play the less important position on the offensive line?

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Posted by7 hours ago

Wide Receivers

How come it is rare or at least for me that i have never heard of a WR being a bust? It seems that almost all WRs drafted are really good or decent/mediocre at worst..

Like all the first round pick WRs for example last year were all decent and really good.

And this years WRs class is not too different either. I know QB is by the hardest but WR is also pretty hard. Why is that?

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Posted by15 hours ago

Aaron Rodger situation

So, he is out of contract soon? And now he's unsure about where to play. How long can this go on, han who decides where he goes? Can GP trade him away?

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