Originally posted by LivingForJesusIt is the Wide Receiver without a doubt. The acrobatics takes skills like no other to make those one finger catches while walking the tight rope on the side lines and knowing you are about to be killed the second the ball touches that finger. Of course you will hear others say the Quarter back, but that's more mental than athletic.
I say RUNNINGBACKS!!
Originally posted by hammster21Nowadays players are so well conditioned that anyone who isn't a kicker or a lineman has to be supremely athletic. Safeties, linebackers, receivers, etc, all need an incredible blend of speed, strength and coordination. But forced to choose one, I'd agree with corners.
Cornerback... They have to be able to read and react to the receiver. They also have to be able to take on fullbacks and RB's in the open field. I'm not saying this from watching them... This is from experience.
Originally posted by hammster21yeah I have experience at RUNNINGBACK that is what I play!
Cornerback... They have to be able to read and react to the receiver. They also have to be able to take on fullbacks and RB's in the open field. I'm not saying this from watching them... This is from experience.
If by athletic you mean who is the most well built, the strongest, the fastest, then I might say the best athlete would be a RB, WR or CB. But the most talented athlete on the field has to be the QB. To excell, they must be mobile; make strong/accurate throws to moving targets; be constantly aware or the whereabouts of 21 other players on the field while keeping himself alive from mammoths who want to crush him; must have the mental acuity to learn the massive playbooks, the audible system, and reading what the opposition is attempting to thwart him with; he must be a leader as well. Now, that doesn't mean he would win a foot race against many of his teammates, nor does it mean that he can win any weightlifting competitions against his teammates, but he has to possess a rare set of talents to excell at the toughest position on the field.