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Bruno
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How do I get into the nfl?
Hey my name is Bruno I’m 13 and trying to find ways to make it to the NFL, does anyone have an advice or tell me something that could help me at least hit that first step.
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Wayne Johnson
Maintenance Programs at Alaska Airlines
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Auburn, Washington
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Wayne’s Answer
Bruno - at a minimum you will need to play high school football and hope you get picked up by a college team and then get noticed by the NFL draft.
Not to discourage your but only a select few make it to the NFL. Here are the statistics about making it to the NFL. Taken from the following website. https://u.osu.edu/groupbetaengr2367/junran-add-things-here-for-real/#:~:text=Roughly%20speaking%2C%20there%20were%201%2C083%2C308,going%20pro%20is%20approximately%200.023%25.
The odds of getting into the NFL:
Roughly speaking, there were 1,083,308 high school football players competing, and eventually 251 made it to pro. After simple calculation, we can get that the percentage of student-athletes going pro is approximately 0.023%.
You will have a much better chance of getting to the pros, if you look at baseball as a career. They have the "farm" teams, i.e A League, AA League, AAA Leagues and finally the Majors. The farm teams are where you can start building your skills as a ball player.
In comparison for football, Junior High School is the A League, High School is the AA League, College is the AAA League, then the pros if you get drafted.
Not to discourage your but only a select few make it to the NFL. Here are the statistics about making it to the NFL. Taken from the following website. https://u.osu.edu/groupbetaengr2367/junran-add-things-here-for-real/#:~:text=Roughly%20speaking%2C%20there%20were%201%2C083%2C308,going%20pro%20is%20approximately%200.023%25.
The odds of getting into the NFL:
Roughly speaking, there were 1,083,308 high school football players competing, and eventually 251 made it to pro. After simple calculation, we can get that the percentage of student-athletes going pro is approximately 0.023%.
You will have a much better chance of getting to the pros, if you look at baseball as a career. They have the "farm" teams, i.e A League, AA League, AAA Leagues and finally the Majors. The farm teams are where you can start building your skills as a ball player.
In comparison for football, Junior High School is the A League, High School is the AA League, College is the AAA League, then the pros if you get drafted.
Lirio Delgado
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Phoenix, Arizona
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Lirio’s Answer
Hey Bruno! It’s awesome that you’re aiming for the NFL. Here are some steps you can take to start working toward that goal:
First, focus on developing your skills. Join your school’s football team or a local youth league. Practice regularly, work on your techniques, and learn the fundamentals of the game.
Stay active and fit. Focus on conditioning, strength training, and agility exercises to improve your overall athleticism. Playing other sports can also help you develop different skills.
Study the game. Watch NFL games, learn about strategies, and analyze player performances. Understanding the game will give you an edge.
Consider attending football camps or clinics where you can get coaching and meet other players. This can help you improve and showcase your talent.
Finally, stay dedicated and be patient. Progress takes time, but with hard work and determination, you can take steps toward your dream. Keep pushing yourself, and have fun along the way!
First, focus on developing your skills. Join your school’s football team or a local youth league. Practice regularly, work on your techniques, and learn the fundamentals of the game.
Stay active and fit. Focus on conditioning, strength training, and agility exercises to improve your overall athleticism. Playing other sports can also help you develop different skills.
Study the game. Watch NFL games, learn about strategies, and analyze player performances. Understanding the game will give you an edge.
Consider attending football camps or clinics where you can get coaching and meet other players. This can help you improve and showcase your talent.
Finally, stay dedicated and be patient. Progress takes time, but with hard work and determination, you can take steps toward your dream. Keep pushing yourself, and have fun along the way!