would this offense work at the college football level?
Q. it is a combination of the pistol, spread, and flex bone offense with a zone blocking line a h-back type full back, a mobile Qb, a very fast slotback who takes runs (think percy harvin), 1 fast wideout, and one possesion wideout, with a balanced half back.
Asked by Mmmf - Mon Oct 19 12:05:48 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. it would work but defenses would adjust to it like the wildcat and just recruit faster players like florida
Answered by arules235 - Mon Oct 19 12:18:48 2009

I want to understand football better?
Q. I am playing football this year, slotback and im not getting some of the rules and what not, such as proper position and really anything that has to do with playing the game, do you know any websites or resources that can help me?
Asked by choppin4$ - Mon Sep 1 19:51:35 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Here are a few links to get you started...
Answered by Douce - Mon Sep 1 19:59:23 2008

what football position should i play?
Q. i play high school football im 5-6 140 lbs i run pretty fast and have mediocre ball skills. I dont know what offensive position i should play, last year i played slotback and didnt really like it, but on defense im thinking about playing outside linebacker. could you help me out?
Asked by guitarHERO - Tue Jan 16 22:13:09 2007 - - 26 Answers - 0 Comments

A. If you play JV and you can hit well you can play linebacker, but with your size I would say running back and seeing that you played reciever you would make a good running back.
Answered by The Dude - Tue Jan 16 22:17:07 2007

will this be ok or is it a problem?
Q. ok i play 1st string B-team slotback receiver i only have decent hands, like i can catch but drop a few here and there. but when i get the ball i can turn it into some serious yardage and am very fast. how can i fix dropping the ball? is it a major problem?
Asked by starter10 - Wed Sep 24 21:03:15 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Soft hands is the key. Remember the movie the Little Giants where the kid pretends to catch the rolls of toilet paper? Also, as a slot back reciever you may be running lots of 5-7 yrd. routes, depending on your offense style and coach, so you must also work on your reaction time and hand-eye coordination. Suggested film watching would be of Wes Welker, even though I despise the Patriots.
Answered by Greg S - Wed Sep 24 21:13:35 2008

Weight/ muscle gain FOOTBALL?
Q. Age:16 Wt:145 Ht:5"10 40: 4.42 Shuttle: 4.3 Vert: 38 Bench:185-6 reps Squat Max: 330 Pos: Slotback/tailback (possibly corner) I need help football is coming and i havent been able to gain much weight im looking for substances to help me gain muscle and if possible fast is there anything safe that i could take.
Asked by Michael b - Wed Mar 11 22:19:04 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Lift weights.
Answered by L.Z. FAN - Wed Mar 11 22:41:07 2009

Are there any players you see playing college football that hit you as good future CFL players?
Q. I have 4. UNT's star WR Casey Fitzgerald caught 111 passes for 1322 yards with 12 TDs last year and has caught 85 passes for 877 yards with 5 TDs this year (2 games to go) on a wretched team. He is 5'11" 195 pounds but may lack NFL speed. IMO he could be a CFL star. UNT's QB Giovanni Vizza is a 2 year starter shows shows great accuracy and decision making. He is somewhat mobile and is a gutty performer. If UNT digs up some playmakers at reciever he could have a good jr and sr season, but he is 6-1 and his lack of height may have him passed over by a lot of NFL teams. He is very good. These next two are more longshots who could fit. Nevada Soph. QB Colin Kaepernick is a good player. He caught my eye the other night. He looked a… [cont.]
Asked by politicoswizzlestick - Sat Nov 8 21:16:47 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The two Rodgers brothers at Oregon State. Jacquizz is a running back, small but wickedly explosive. Charlie Roberts with breakaway speed. James is a WR, only 5' 7" but the sweetest hands in the Pac 10
Answered by Spankenstein - Sun Nov 9 11:04:23 2008

what position should i try out for?
Q. im small for jv football around 5'5 or 5'6 and 130 pounds. i work out all the time and have played running back last year for pop warner. i had 6 touchdowns and 1000 yards. i wus the fastest kid in my league(4.95 forty) but i broke alot of tackles too. But kids in hs are bigger and faster. our jv rb last year wus 5'5 165 wit a 4'6 forty. most people tell me to try out for either corner, safety, slotback, or wide receiver. what do you think i should do?
Asked by rb jordan - Sat Jan 3 15:01:52 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. stay wit runnin back u sound great just don't give up keep tryin improve ur speed strength n stamina n ull be great n can u help me too go into my profile n answer the question that says what position fits me best out of these 3 lift weights advice would be great
Answered by John G - Sat Jan 3 15:26:10 2009

NFL Equipment or UA blitz gloves?
Q. I play slotback and a bit of cornerback in 7th grade (i start at slot) and i was wondering if i should get nfl equipment fade reciever gloves or ua blitz gloves or anything else you suggest. keep in mind they will get dirty so i would like them to be machine washable and the grip and quality construction is most important. thanx
Asked by fitzman11 - Sun Aug 30 14:10:23 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments