It depends. Unlike most of their counterparts in the NBA and Major League Baseball, pro football players work in a realm that more closely resembles the real world.
In the NFL, getting big money requires staying on the field and producing. Those enormous contracts you read about? Only a portion of the money, usually less than half, is guaranteed.
Topping the list is Colts quarterback Peyton Manning, who, entering the last year of his contract, has met all the criteria to earn $15.8 million in 2010. Right behind Manning: Raiders defensive back Nnamdi Asomugha, who gets a guaranteed $28.6 million over the next two years, plus free agent status in 2012 if the club doesn't pay him at least $16.8 million.
football is just for fun
A pro soccer player gets a lot more money because instead of just learning how to do ithey have raw natural talent. Vets go to school to learn how to do their jobs.
Just Watt's real name is J.J. Watt. He is very popular football player.
Your cool
He plays a football player in The Faculty but its just a short part.
On average £12,790 that is alot in Thailand but in England thats just above National Minimum Wage
Best way is to just ask a coach or player on one of the teams. Or go on you-tube and do a search on becoming a football player.
there is a player who just turn 20 either on patriots or jets
Proper nouns are specific names or nouns. So actually player is just a noun/subject and football describes what type of player it is so football in the sentence is actually an adjective.
There is none you just play
A cheerleader is someone who participates in cheerleading. It's just like in football where a football player plays football.
football players! my dog was a football player for hallaween just put a jersy on it.