From completing high-intensity drills at home to scoring a touchdown, football relies on quick reflexes, physical strength, and a dedication to teamwork. Whether starting the play as the center, catching a throw as a wide receiver, or using your unique skills as a kicker, every team member is valuable. When we protect our football players, we keep this sport safe and healthy for all.
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