Two benefits of running
What are Speed and Stamina?
Benefit of working with teammates
What is Cooperation?
System benefited by increased strength
What is the Muscular System?
Economic benefit for players
What is High Profit?
Is football skill-based?
No! Football is based on knowledge of the game and an ability to recognize what your opponent does
Benefit of pushing and shoving opponents
What is Strength?
Benefit of learning and remembering plays
What is Recognition?
System benefited by being hit
What is the Nervous System?
Benefit for bars and restaurants associated with the NFL
What is Higher Income?
Is a football a shape?
No, it's shape is actually a prolate spheroid which is roughly translated to long sphere
Benefit of stretching
What is Flexibility?
Benefit of being being able to focus
What is Concentration?
System benefited by running
What is the Cardiovascular System?
Benefit for individual players
What is Fame and Exposure?
Where does the term "Pigskin" come from?
The football used to be made out of leather derived from pigskin
Benefit of being able to correlate
What is Coordination?
Benefit of being coached
What is Receptiveness?
System benefited by conditioning
What is the Respiratory System?
Benefit of Super Bowl commercials
What is Company Exposure?
Are college and professional balls the same?
No, college balls and professional balls are different. The markings on a college football are slightly different from the NFL football. Along with differences in marking, they aren't even the same size! There are white stripes painted at both ends of the ball to make it easier to spot when it's passed between players.
Benefit of working and losing calories
What is Reduced Body Fat?
Benefit of opponents attempting to blitz you
What is Awareness of Surroundings?
System benefited by loosening of the joints
What is the Skeletal System?
(Or Musculoskeletal System)
About how much money does the NFL bring in per season?
5 Billion
Where did the Huddle come from?
A deaf QB in the 1890s didn't want other teams reading his hand signals so he invented a Huddle