@theStevenRuiz@ringer Pretty good. Hunter is a must. Running backs are useless, I would rather like to see Bowers there. QB is tricky, needs to be very accurate, arm is not an issue at all.
@DrakeFantasy Pretty good. Hunter is a must because of the limited roster size. Running backs are useless, I would rather see another receiver there (Bowers?) Still, I want to see all those guys beat out the current team first. I am not sure that the can get enough practice in to fully adapt
Pretty good article for someone who watched a total of 20 minutes of flag football. However, running backs are useless in flag football and the QB does not necessarily need to be mobile. #flagfootball#theringer#la2028 https://t.co/kEMmu8sToT
@KyleBrandt@gmfb@nflnetwork@NFL Not true. USA hasn‘t lost since 2012 and the NFL players need to show first that they are better than the current flag football players. Different rules, smaller field and different tactical aspects are things they have to get used to.
The lure of flag football Olympic gold will be strong for NFL stars like Tyreek Hill and Justin Jefferson.
But is the injury risk too problematic?
@JarrettBell has some thoughts on the idea.
🔗: https://t.co/J8mmLC5wW0
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@usatodaysports@JarrettBell Of course it can happen, but it can happen in the NFL training camp as well. Injury risk in flag football is mich lower than in tackle, so yes, definitely worth the „risk“.
Book review: Quarterback, now available in English having originally been published in German, revisits the Austrian triumph over USA at the 2012 IFAF Flag Football World Championships through the eyes of Philipp Pölzl who led his nation to victory.
https://t.co/iUMUWVxXpO
Bei #PODCArSTen 121 mit ex-Weltmeister @PhilippPolzl blicken wir auf die #Flag#WM 🏈🎗️in Finnland zurück und auf den weiteren Weg Richtung @Olympics 2028:
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Und überall, wo es Podcasts 🎙️ gibt!