I agree however that smaller, quicker, faster players would have an advantage.

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Aug 21, 2024
10:50:43am

Reasonable1 Political Junky

I agree however that smaller, quicker, faster players would have an advantage.

Are there even OL and DL in flag football? It probably favors a different kind of athlete, except for QB.

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snowbird

Aug 21, 10:26am

That football looks massive.

gangbusters

Aug 21, 10:27am

What middle school does he play at?

SJS

Aug 21, 10:27am

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snowbird

Aug 21, 10:29am

For being 5'8" only 140 lbs is wild. Especially for a football player

TNT

Aug 21, 10:29am

But he's a flag football player. Do you even want size as a flag football player

fattycoug

Aug 21, 10:32am

Well, I’d love to see him defend a 6’4” we in the end zone.

Eddie

Aug 21, 10:55am

As I said, length would help. But weight doesn't really, that much

fattycoug

Aug 21, 1:26pm

Does he get to sub out?

Eddie

Aug 21, 1:35pm

Hey my son is only 5'8, 155lbs and starts on both offensive and defensive lines.

Gorum the Old

Aug 21, 1:59pm

I agree with him. Hard to pull the flags off someone 6 inches off the ground.

JAGA97

Aug 21, 10:30am

Height would still be an asset as long as you use the height well. Weight would

fattycoug

Aug 21, 10:40am

True for receivers and corners.

JAGA97

Aug 21, 11:13am

So we need a team of really fast tiny people?

Japan Coug

Aug 21, 10:40am

It’s like Nintendo ice hockey. You need 4 fats and a skinny

DiamondMo

Aug 21, 10:49am

would definitely be frustrating to think you are ont he top of your sport and

fattycoug

Aug 21, 10:30am

I'd put money on the best flag football team beating NFL guys at flag football.

Aug 21, 10:36am

I doubt that. NFL and college teams basically play flag football in practice

Littlerich

Aug 21, 10:53am

Without the flags or different set of rules.

Aug 21, 11:06am

The rules aren’t that different for the skill positions

Littlerich

Aug 21, 11:37am

I would gladly take your money

Baron

Aug 21, 11:05am

It's a different sport without the contact

Belboz

Aug 21, 11:09am

The best DBs and WRs could out DB and WR any flag football receiver.

Baron

Aug 21, 11:13am

I don't think that's true. They are still abnormally large, which may not favor

Aug 21, 11:16am

Agree to disagree. I think that is a crazy take.

Baron

Aug 21, 11:18am

Many of the best WR and CBs aren’t abnormally large.

Littlerich

Aug 21, 11:36am

and I think some are better in NFL than they'd be in flag.

Belboz

Aug 21, 11:29am

Is flag football to football what 3x3 is to basketball?

Aug 21, 10:37am

I agree however that smaller, quicker, faster players would have an advantage.

Reasonable1

Aug 21, 10:50am

Even the optimal QB would be different.

Aug 21, 11:07am

NFL players will be in training camp, so they won't be at the Olympics

thewaterboy

Aug 21, 10:50am

Britain Covey was made for this

DiamondMo

Aug 21, 11:02am

He kind of was. I'd take him at QB.

Aug 21, 11:07am

If the QB is allowed to run, for sure

fattycoug

Aug 21, 1:37pm

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