The vast majority of NFL players played in high school, then college before being drafted or signed onto an NFL team.
NFL teams used to, more commonly done in the league's early years, sign people who had little experience in football and who may not have gone to college, but you'd be very hard-pressed to find a player today who didn't play in high school, let alone college.
Becoming an NFL running back requires skill, physical ability, hard work, and luck. At a minimum, a player would need to play College Football, usually at an NCAA Division I university in order to even be looked at by professional scouts.
To become a good running back you have to follow a rigid program including but not limited to paying attention in team meetings, don't shirk your exercise program,practice, practice, practice. Study any materials available about your next eg. players who may be hurt and playing at less than 100%. Oh yeah you should be playing at 110%. Lastly for my knowledge you have to be born with some talent that you can build on.
Yes, an NFL player needs a lot of practice to play.
yes
to become an NFL player you can either go on the collage football or you can sighn up in public
i think yu have to go to college
4 years in college
at least four years
go to trianing camp theres lots of canadian NFL players
Any college that has a football team
this can't be answered. just because a person goes to college does not become a NFL player. most players in college that are NFL worthy get scholarships for college.
A player can be a free agent at anytime in the NFL. When a players contract is up and the team he plays for does not sign him, he will become a free agent.
Yes, there are no regulations regarding nationality as to who may play in the NFL. You could be from any country.
Cornando's dream was to become a professional basketball player and play in the NBA.