Tactical -A player playing bad or going more attacking or defensive
Injury's A player is injured and cannot play or have a niggly injury and don't want it to get worse as they want to play the next game (normally a big game)
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∙ 9y ago1. Player could be injured.
2. Player is fatigued.
3. Player isn't performing as the coach needs him to.
4. Player is on a yellow card and the coach doesn't want him to get a red card.
In the Australian Football League There are 18 players from each team on the field, 3 interchange players, and 1 substitute player.
Discounting the substitute players sat on the benches, there are two teams on the pitch, with eleven players in each team: Therefore, 11 x 2 = 22 players.
Australian rules football has twenty-four people on the field from each team. Positions played include forwards, defenders, midfielders, wingmen, centers, and followers (ruckman, ruck-rovers, rovers).
Gridiron Football uses free substitutions. Either team can substitute players at will. However, since the team on offense controls the pace of the game, it's not uncommon to find a situation where a defense is unable to substitute players because the offense is running a no-huddle or hurry-up offense.
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11 players and a substitute.
Football players run more then baseball players.When football players score they get 6/7points.Baseball players get only 1/2/3/4points.
That depends on which form of football is being played. American football 11 players per team = 22 Association football 11 players per team = 22 Canadian football 12 players per team = 24 Rugby league football 13 players per team = 26 Rugby union football 15 players per team = 30 Gaelic football 15 players per team = 30 Australian Rules football 18 players team = 36
15-20 players. 11 players on field. 4-9 substitute players.
(you need to elaborate on this question: What football players, and use for what?)
Football players provide entertainment.