Kind of a random question, but for people who watch a ton of football:

How often does a touchdown that looks completely obvious in real time end up getting taken off the board?

I don’t mean plays where the receiver is right on the sideline, a flag thrown during the play, a receiver juggling the ball going to the ground, etc.

I mean like the ones where you see the play and immediately think 100% a TD, clear possession, clearly in the end zone, and then somehow it gets overturned or called back.

I wanted to get a game used ball from my favorite team, but couldn’t find one with this stamp on it. I instead bought a brand new duke and conditioned it, but want to know if it’s possible to replicate this stamp.

I’m talking shit that gives you PTSD to this day the stuff you still have nightmares about not just running around the field I mean like the coach coaches put you through genuine in hell

So I play flag football in my school, not really a team more like a club/progam for fun but. We do play against other schools here and there but it’s nothing competitive but. I’ve been thinking of doing college football and not sure how to make that transition and if I would have to play at such a high lvl any tips.

Hi guys, with the ai reverse engineer, anybody is planning on creating a new football game? The monopoly of EA's is just discusting and they obviously deserve it.

In my opinion, a game made with Backbreaker's physics, All pro football 2k8's gameplay and Madden's graphics would be absoluetly peak. Anybody is onto something, i can't find anything out there?

We always talk about modern stats blowing up, but what’s the one record across high school, college, or the pros that will genuinely never be touched? For me, it’s Jerry Rice’s career receiving yards (22,895) the sheer longevity and production needed to even get close is terrifying. Or on the college side, Barry Sanders’ 1988 season (2,628 rushing yards in just 11 games). What’s the one football record you look at and think: Yeah, that's safe forever?

Hi Coaches,

I took the time to edit my top 5 play designs from this weekends NFL. Maybe something you could add to your playbooks.

Hello,

I’ve been following the NBA for several years now—since 2013—and have been a die-hard fan since 2017, but I don’t know which team to root for, even though I’ve had some favorite players, including Trae Young, Hali, and the Pacers’ run that made me fall in love with that team—and, of course, the GOAT, Westbrook.

Now, for the past three or four years, I’ve been getting more and more interested in the NFL.

Deep down, I’d like to follow and root for two teams from the same city—I find it more interesting and realistic to support a single identity, a way of life, and a city.

For example, the Indiana Colts and the Pacers, or the Wizards and the Commanders….

Of course, there are teams I could never root for—as they say, we often know what we don’t like but not what we do like. In the NBA, for instance, that includes the 76ers, the Celtics, the Lakers, the Clippers (LA in general), and the Knicks.

And in the NFL, the Jets, Ravens, Eagles, and Cowboys.

So I’m really into college gloves but usually college gloves are like XL ame above my normal size is large but in nike i can wear a XL and a 2XL because the nike gloves hug your hand its just the fingers that are pretty long i want a pair of Miami gloves there brand that they use for gloves are adidas and the gloves i wanna get are 3XL anyone that wears adidas gloves can you tell me how they fit

Specifically said expansion teams will be either in Louisville or Virginia Beach.

Hello,

I’ve been following the NBA for several years now—since 2013—and have been a die-hard fan since 2017, but I don’t know which team to root for, even though I’ve had some favorite players, including Trae Young, Hali, and the Pacers’ run that made me fall in love with that team—and, of course, the GOAT, Westbrook.

Now, for the past three or four years, I’ve been getting more and more interested in the NFL.

Deep down, I’d like to follow and root for two teams from the same city—I find it more interesting and realistic to support a single identity, a way of life, and a city.

For example, the Indiana Colts and the Pacers, or the Wizards and the Commanders….

Of course, there are teams I could never root for—as they say, we often know what we don’t like but not what we do like. In the NBA, for instance, that includes the 76ers, the Celtics, the Lakers, the Clippers (LA in general), and the Knicks.

And in the NFL, the Jets, Ravens, Eagles, and Cowboys.

Hi Coaches,

I took the time to edit my top 5 play designs from this weekends NFL. Maybe something you could add to your playbooks.

Wow! What a game! Highlights from the Cedar Ridge nail biter at Lake Travis’ home opener of their newly renovated $48 million stadium!

So I need some help trying to explain something so if you played football before you probably remember the day before a game which was a walkthrough and for me that's when I would hear my teammates say the absolute most diabolical things I mean some of the nastiest things I've ever heard the problem I'm having is I have a group therapy I go to every week and I told these other members about some of the horrible things that were said during those sideline conversations now the issue I'm having with it is that this group of people I'm with are all girls so they don't really understand why guys talk like this on the sidelines so I'm gonna ask you guys how could I explain walkthrough days to a group of women any help would be appreciated : D