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Prove it. Nobody from my HS team, hell, let alone my college team is suffering like that.

@@iank3924the numbers are not on your side. You have the burden of proof

Second this comment, sounds like your parents ate a lot of granola and fed you a bunch of fear :) (JK whatever sw you do you boo) I am close to that age played through college as Center/Guard and never had a surgery, just got back from back to back vacations skiing/snowboarding for a week then a week costa rica surfing, fishing, white water rafting level 5 runs, no problem...@@iank3924

As someone that played qb and some olb I would’ve quit I’d they left me on the o-line going into the higher levels. Why the hell would I give myself brain damage and put in all that effort to do a job no on appreciates for free. I can understand the kids who have college potential and size but every other kid is just wasting their time

Thanks but I think collisions are worse for skill positions vs o-line - like a RB or Slot Receiver (not sure how you could have made it on the o line at higher levels if you had QB frame - not talking sht just saying unless you benched/squatted a ton) They are lighter weight and not as strong plus there is more momentum in their impacts because of the distance between players before collision - sure we took shots as a lineman but could fold over your average player with no problem due to our strength, weight and flat our experience in smashing... Seems like kids these days are super soft, have waaaaay more quit in them, don't hit in practice as much and get hurt (all kinds of injuries) a lot more. They aren't much/any stronger than we were (benching around 300), not any bigger either, in HS typical D lineman was 250-300 back in early 90s in TX. Usually the one that get's it dished to them is the one that gets hurt IMHO... @@ryverrogers

@@vaporwareproducts I was about 5’10” 180 when I was 13 that was big enough to play oline in junior high at the time. In highschool I was around 200lbs playing qb because I could move and throw extremely well for my size as a bigger kid. If I wanted to play oline I could’ve just keep eating and lifting but I never would’ve done that because being that size I could’ve never played collegiately. I wasn’t incredibly strong but could bench 300 and squat/deadlift in the 400s as a senior. My entire point is that you’re playing the least enjoyable position on the field with no prospects of gaining anything substantial. You will be accruing brain damage and doing something that no one gives your credit for. However when you fuck up your ass is getting ridden. Nothing about that seems appealing to me and you could utilize your time better doing literally anything else as a kid.

GOD help us - VARSITY FLAG FOOTBALL???? Please... Someone needs their azz seriously kicked for that stupid idea "we want to play football but kinda don't want to play football" what next? are they gonna make them wear helmets as well playing flag... huh? They already do??? oh Jesus, before you know it we will have boys twirling the baton at halftime.. huh? that too??? Oh no....

I know people laugh, but there’s gonna come a day where there’s gonna be a legit attempt at a pro flag football league.

Definitely!!! 🔥🔥🔥

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