r/American_Football

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New moderators needed - comment on this post to volunteer to become a moderator of this community.

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u/GaryNOVA — 7 days ago
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Why can’t football players drink water on their own when on the sidelines?

Please someone explain. I’m sure there has to be a good reason for this, but I find it so strange seeing “water girls” on the sidelines holding Gatorade water bottles up to a grown man’s mouth and pouring it in. 👄
Liiike…do their hands suddenly stop working on the sidelines?

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u/FarCalendar7303 — 11 days ago
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How do I get the starting job back

So I spent all year working on perfecting my long snap. I was the backup last year when I was a junior. Now that I am a senior I know this is my last year and I want to play Football in the next level. (I live in Canada). I spent a year and the coaches have seen my development. So a week before our first game coach named me starting long snapper. A day before our game that was today, Coach announced our punt team for the game and put me as long snapper. I was not feeling well and I have a bunch of bad snaps. Coach told someone else to do it who was a center last year but was not switching to TE (IDK WHY). He wasnt better then what I could hve been doing if I was feeling better but coach still game him the spot. He told me I can get a future chance to long snap in the season though we only play a 5 game season. I have been working on it since and ur next game is next friday so I have a week and a half. How can I convince coach and what should I do to get my spot back. I post on social media to try to get recruited though that now seems unlikely. Let me know what I can in order to get recruited. Thank You

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u/OrionXD29 — 13 days ago