are football boots too weak  ???
547102
Up until recently players never broke metatarsals even though years ago they were less fit than they are today, usually played until they were older, played with much heavier balls and on pitches like the first world war trenches.\n\nGeorge Best, Pele, Bobby Charlton, Maradona and co got plenty of feel for the ball through their boots and didnt break the bones in the top of the foot.\n\nAnd to repeat again Rooneys injury is to two of his metatarsal bones which are in the top of the foot. NOT THE ANKLE.\n\nI was also at the game, and watched it from every angle on the T.V and the challenge was not what did the damage.\n\nMaybe the boot manufacturers could introduce kevlar into the top of the boot which would be strong and also light.
790901
They could.  Depends on which team shows up to play.  Some weeks they look great and could hold their own with most teams, other weeks they struggle.  One huge factor, their young QB who stepped in early this season and has turned things around injured his ankle in the 4th quarter against Pitt.  His mobilility is part of his success at the run and passing game.  Both games against powerhouses Louiville and WV are worth keeping an eye on because if there is a team that can pull off an upset it is S. FL.
556018
I would say some do. I'm a football player and im not a big fan of cups. They aren't very comfortable. I normally didnt wear anything. You normally dont get hit in the nuts but every now and then a painful one comes along. I would say most wear jocks.
856321
I think what you're using is okay, but a thinner sole would make it easier on your feet. Also I like to use shoes with good ankle support.
74097
Although being physically strong and fast are helpful.  Real success in football depends on mental determination.  This basically translates to trying as hard as you can every play, and never backing down or giving up.
940681
very injury prone..\n\nsell HIGHHH
804630
I'm having hard time landing my heelfips, i'm regular footed. any suggestions. and oh yeah thanks for the 2 points. just leave response on "add details"
404699
Plz, get better running shoes... I have seen your shoes...they are like years and years old and not well made...Save up the money and buy decent shoes..it makes all the difference. I have to buy news ones too since my knees are starting to hurt when I run.
1175286
Always go for the underdog :)  Besides its the one time they'll get to wear shoes. JK JK JK JK
1153889
American football is not for wimps, its for utter pansies. The hits in rugby are comparable to the hits in American football. however what is this special teams stuff, once your on the pitch stay on the pitch. Until you've laid on the wrong side of a ruck in rugby you will never know just how soft American footballers really are. There are a few differences with equipment as well, the body Armour used in American football, bloody hell why all that padding? where are they playing Baghdad?. and they certainly don't wear huge studded, hardened toe capped boots. so there you have it. Rugby is a game for men of enormous stature and bravery, and American football is played by the male equivalent of a 5 year old girl. PS. murder ball is the only true game!
447372
go to nikefootball.com its the best site for now...and those tricks there look damn hard to perform but trust me,with the right training everyone can do it...good luck...!!!
1121528
Soft ground boots come with replacable studs (usually 6 per boot).  These studs can be metal or plastic and screw into the bottom of the boot sole.\n\nFirm ground boots come with the studs already molded (usually 13) on the sole of the boot.  They can be small studs or in case of the newer boots nowadays, blades.\n\nUnless you are playing at an elite level, where you are playing on very good grass pitches that are properly maintained and watered, it is probably a waste of time buying '6 studs'.  Best to stick with the molded boots.\n\nKeep in mind too that if you play in a climate where rain is quite frequent (UK, etc.) it might be better to buy the 6 studs as you will be playing the majority of your games in those conditions.\n\nBest solution, if you can afford it, is buy a pair of each.\n\n:)
781224
ok 270 is too much for linebacker and tight end. Get down to 245 and I would put you at full back. So you can block get some carries and even catch a couple balls. On defense yes of course linebacker. Getting you down to 245 will make you faster so you can play middle linebacker, not outside linebacker because outsider backers did to be a little smaller and quicker. Inside backers can stop the run and the short throws. It is a very important position. Good Luck!
950512
i think ya'll will do pretty dang good... i'd be afraid of a running back that is 300 lbs...   i team like that... yall should run the wishbone
39889
I would go w/ some under armour gloves,nike or NFL Equipment dependin on what u wanna spend but all are good gloves cuz i used all three back in HS and changed them dependin on the weather conditions so u cant go wrong
871495
astro boots for astro turf or football boots for grass. Whatever u get make sure its got lots of grip and probably the springyer soles will make in less tiring. Good luck in ur matches- I love hockey!!
1122252
Well, you could buy a larger pair of shoes and wear way too many pairs of socks. Other then that I don't know.. to get stronger you could eat more healthy foods or just any kind of foods and exersize or something...