what football position should i play?
952948
you should be my powder puff position wide reciever and be number 45 just like me.
1154553
Play Fullback or tight end.  Next join the track team and work as hard as you can.  Next thing you know you'll get a little quicker and can be even better.
67469
There are only a handfull of base plays that beginners need to know: Belly, Option, Sweep and Iso.  Each play has its variations.  There are at least thirty base option plays that have their own variations.\n\nThe important thing is to know the basic idea of each.  Play Madden, watch the games on TV, play with your buddies.  More important than knowing the plays are your fundamental skills.  Running the ball is a fraction of what backs need to do for their team to be successful.  You will need to block, catch and run to contribute to your team.  Check out the site below for drills, plays and info.  You can even check out a play from each NFL team's actual playbook.\n\nIf you would be more specific about your injury I could help you more.  Remember R-I-C-E: Rest it/Ice it/Compress it (w/tape or a wrap)/Elevate it.  Every great running back needs a motto.   For example:  As Walter Peyton used to say, "Make a defensive player pay for tackling you." (LOL)
103289
You're about 5'7" and maybe 125 lbs. (for those who don't do metric measurements) - you need to grow a couple of inches (or 5-6cm) and put on at least 60 lbs. (or about 25-30 kg) to even be considered for an NFL spot. Go see a doctor and a nutritionist before you attempt these things on your own. And you would probably have to work on your speed.\n\nNow if you want to play college football, you'll most likely have to catch on with a smaller school (not a Division I program), and if you are able to make tackles, you might be able to play on "special teams."\n\nIn short, you should make sure you have a back-up plan - even with small schools, the chances of making a team aren't great unless you have at least one phenomenal skill a team can use. Having "heart" will only go so far. Good luck.
684417
There is no least important position in Football as it is the ultimate team sport.  If one person doesn't do their assignment, the whole play is shot!\n\nThe most important is the O line.  It doesn't matter if you have the best QB in the world, if he doesn't have the time to throw it to the best reciever in the world.  If you have an average RB behind a good line, he will have more yards than a great RB behind a crap line.  An O line that can block for 4 yards every run play then opens up the QB to do his thing and get all the glory.\n\nOn defense, it is the D line.  They are the ones who fill the holes up front against the run, taking blocks and jamming the line, allowing the Linebackers to get the tackles.  Most DB interceptions happen because the D line has pressure the QB into a bad throw.
502432
Your first move should be to walk into the coaches office and introduce yourself.  He will be able to help you determine where to focus...\n\nYou'll determine if you can catch, have speed and if you know how to run routes?\n\nStrength and height are meaningless if you can't catch the ball at wideout.  Also, it's not vital for you to know the plays so much as knowing the routes since the QB can tell you what to do on each play until you learn.  If you are unwilling to learn routes, maybe you need to go on on the other side of the ball.  If you can't catch or run (especially backwards!), then you can't be a cornerback since that is all you do (I played corner).  As a Defensive End, you'll be going up against some of the biggest kids on the other team AND the QB, who is usually the best athlete...if you feel you are strong enough go for it...\n\nMy advice is to start at WR...the team needs a bunch of them to run in plays, it's the easiest position since you only really need to know 10 pass routes to run and you usually go against cornerbacks who are only playing the position because they wanted to be WR's so you can beat them easily.\n\nGood luck!
1114697
Based  on your size and speed I would suggest Offensive Tackle and Defensive End.  I am 5'8" 165 and run a 5.1.  I'm a frosh and play D tackle and guard.
1142506
You are big enough to play on even a not crappy HS football team. \n\nIf you are athletic, fast, and strong there is no reason why you could not play WR, CB or Safety. It all really depends on your skill level and work ethic.\n\nI would suggest working out like a madman, joining the teams off-season workout program if at all possible, and even attending a football summer camp if you could. \n\nGood luck!!!\n\nEdited to add that Barry Sanders was 5'8" and Walter Payton was 5'10"\n\nhttp://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/PaytWa00.htm\nhttp://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/SandBa00.htm
862124
Zone blitz. Have one of your DEs back into coverage and blitz two of your LBs. Very confusing to the opposing QB.
1059981
All positions are important .. however i think that having a fast and agile center midfield is crucial since he can attack/defend/assist ... \n\nIam a goalkeeper myself and when there's no one holding the midfield we always lose (i also need a strong centerback to hold the last line before the ball gets to me)
681575
Practise on ball control role.That's the most important part for a soccer player anyway.
944552
I say with your height play Tight end You dont have to be that fast but you are big enough to stay in and block with the line. And playing lineman is not bad. If you put some more weight on you u could probably play Defensive tackle.
637138
first of all, your position needs a left leg player but also you should use the right leg in shooting.i mean when you are running dribble with your left and shoot by the right.in corner kicks and wide crosses from the right , try to be in the 18 yard area if you are a header or you can wait for the ball outside the area to shoot directly, first time or dribble and shoot without neglecting your duty in defense.
1146279
tackle the guy with the football, keep them from tackling you when you have the football, and score more points then who u r playing,      nuff said
912710
Defensive Tackle\nA player position on defense.
294847
I used to play at the clup,also I played in the streets with my friends.If U wanna go proessional U should sign in a football clup,sure u will play ther.with your friends U could play at any opened place.\nGOOD LUCK\n:)
819365
Your still growing..  DE a good position, but here is more to being a good footbal player that size and muscle.. Speed, quickness, football smarts and being aggressive have to be there too..  \n\nwithout the desire, dedication and discipline you will never be a great DE..