9 Tips for Players New to Football

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[KC_reign]

Another tip, dont hesitate or be afraid. hits hurt way more when you are afraid

[manymanybees]

1. Don't play scared
2. Be aware of who's around you

[xenophy-]

a kids mom got mad for us running a mile every practice now we do 2

[willclark]

I've been playing football for 5 years why the hell and I watching this

[austinrowell]

Freshman year I had no idea what I was doing, I went straight in, lined up at a random line (Ended up being running back) and I ended up starting on all special teams and I was second string offense and defense

[jakeheitker]

There's a backup on my team that has all the gear that was ever created.

[Meekkhi]

1. Don't be scared of getting hurt
2. Always play until you hear a whistle not when you think they're down or you think the play is over if you don't hear a whistle keep going

[itsyaritza]

Who else hates the people on your football team that think your cool because they have all the accessories but they are trash

[nilsandresen]

Don't overdo your swag is soooo important! Seriously.

[corsamode]

Last game I drove some kid into his own quarteback and made both of them fall.

[justus]

Also learn basics: Tackling, Blocking, Throw and Catch and covering. First of all you should be able to do everything as a versitile player and also you can find hidden talents

[frunkeytrucks]

Idk if anyone is still watching this vid but if you really love the sport never give up on it unless you HAVE to. I started playing in 8th grade rec league all the way up until 11th grade. I was pretty tall for those years but ended up being a 6'1ish 205lb starting right tackle 12th grade.I was always undersized and not strong fr but worked my way to a starter through hard work and my aggressiveness. The importance for that was not being afraid to hit, and make sure you can hit someone HARD if you need to. Then I got lazy and quit for no reason fr and threw 4 1/2 years of my life away. Basically no matter how bs the coaches are or the summer work is, don't quit playing for selfish reasons. I promise that you'll miss the memories and people you've grown around.

[connorth]

Receiver? Quarterback? When I first started playing football in peewee I wanted to be a linebacker an old lineman a D lineman, something that hurt people I don't know if something is wrong with me probably but I enjoy tackling and hurting people

[samy-g]

The more you’re confident, the less hard it is mentaly and physically.

[Dc-pmhi]

Everything this guy is saying is true. When I first started football at 8, I got mad for them not putting at receiver. The coaches are going to try to put you at a position the fits best for you. And take baths with seasalt water, it helps a lot.

[RookeiMM]

I never wanted to be receiver or rb or qb
I actually wanted to be safety or cb but they put me as receiver

[finleybentson]

I’ve only started playing football this year but my biggest tip is don’t be afraid. If you hesitate or stop for a moment, especially on the line, you’ll loose every matchup. Focus on your technique and the snap count, not whose’s lined up in front of you!

[superIBM]

6’2” 315 pounds (muscle fat I’m not a balloon) and I’m doing football this upcoming season despite not playing since elementary. I’m going to be a junior and have been a Track discus and shotputter thrower for years. Been on a football binge to learn what I need to know, this was a super helpful video among others.

[brayanbautista]

2:00 the funny thing is that I wanted to play linebacker but i had to play wide receiver

[jotoquito]

Jeez i need to show ppl this bc new player r mad annoying when they say why dont i start