Best way to gain weight fast for football?

I am in 13 year old in 8th grade and will be going to a high school next year that is known for having a powerhouse football program that wins a lot, despite being a school in the North. I convinced my parents to let me try out for the Freshmen team, but I have a problem. My parents never let me play Pop Warner for whatever reason, and so I have little experience. Several years ago I played flag football and I often play catch and throw at targets. My problem is camp starts in a little bit about 110 days, and I am light for my age and need to put on weight. Based on my skills I will probably play QB or WR on offense, and linebacker or safety on defense. However, I really need to know how to put on weight fast. I feel like adding 20 pounds would be good. I recently started lifting weights and running a lot so I have room to gain weight from muscle. What would be a good amount of time to workout daily and a good amount to eat to put on 20 pounds in 110 days?

Best way to gain weight fast for football?nba live 2008

The safest way to gain weight is to increase weight gradually, by monitoring the calorie intake and calories burnt during daily activities.By eating French fries and other oily food, you may increase your weight but you will also have other health problems like extra cholesterol. You can find a lot of information at http://www.toloseweight.org/gainweight.h...

Best way to gain weight fast for football?nba live 2005 ,nba teams

You are a young person and I am an old person. I wish you good luck, but I want to caution you to just eat lots of good quality food. No junk food or sweets, or pops. Actually all the lifting and running should increase your appetite. Some people say just the opposite, but 65 years says different for me. There are good quality supplements in the health food stores that might help. Be careful there too. Get an older person to help you do research, someone you trust.

The Southeastern Conference has the most incompetent football officials in AMerica?

The Southeastern will not have a team in the final top ten football programs for no other reason than the low quality of its officiating? Does anyone know of a conference with worse officials?

The Southeastern Conference has the most incompetent football officials in AMerica?nba referee

Come on over to the ACC it's the worst

The Southeastern Conference has the most incompetent football officials in AMerica?basketball tickets ,nba teams

im guessing you are an LSU fan?
Pacified 10 have the worst officials, followed by mebbe the big ten....

hell i don't know... i just know i hate officials when they are routinely making judgment calls against my team that i find to be nitpicking, while i feel they are letting the enemy get away with equally blatant fouls...
big ten
Refs seem to be incompetent no matter where they are. Every week there is at least one team that you could say got robbed of something thanks to the refs. And usually there are more than one.
Oh this is a slam dunk best answer for anyone who has watched ESPN thursday night football!

The Big "L"East!

The fair catch (Uconn Vs. Louisville) worst call in Football in the last 50 years!

Rank the top 10 college football tradition of all time?

Rank the greatestcollegefootball tradition of all time 1-10. Please base your rank in term of winning, National title, Heisman trophy winner and longivity of football tradition, not just this past 20 years go back in the early 1900's. Please your though.

Rank the top 10collegefootball tradition of all time?nba mock drafts

1. Notre Dame

2. Michigan

3. USC

4. Alabama

5. Oklahoma

6. Nebraska

7. Ohio State

8. Georgia

9. Penn State

10. Army/Navy tied for tradition, the annual game of course

Rank the top 10collegefootball tradition of all time?nba street ,nba teams

Ha, ha...Well, the reason I rank Georgia at #8 is I liked Vince Dooley and Herschel Walker...and being a Notre Dame fan, I hate Miami... Report It


Notre Dame

Southern Cal

Ohio State

Michigan

Oklahoma

Nebraska

Army

Alabama

Yale

Miami or Texas

*3,4,5 could go in any order
#1 is 'The Grove' at Mississippi. It is a beautiful park where the tailgating begins early. Then the whole football team walks through shaking hands with the fans. It is surreal!
#1 michigan #2 N.D. #3 U.S.C. #4 ohio state #5 nebraska #6 texas #7 alabama#8 oklahoma #9 florida state #10 penn state

3

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1 Michigan

2.Notre Dame

3.USC

4.Nebraska

5.Oklahoma

6. Alabama

7.Penn St

9.Texas

10.Ohio State
In terms of tradition, there are 10 teams that have the highest number of wins as well as the best winning percentages in the history ofcollegefootball. They are:

1. Michigan - 860 wins - .744%

2. Notre Dame - 821 wins - .743%

3. Nebraska - 812 wins - .706%

4. Texas - 810 wins - .713%

5. Ohio State - 788 wins - .713%

6. Penn State - 781 wins - .688%

7. Alabama - 780 wins - .709%

8. Oklahoma - 765 wins - .711%

9. Tennessee - 761 wins - .697%

10. Southern Cal - 743 - .702%

Boise State actually has a better winning percentage (.693%) than Penn State, but because they've only played 459 games and have only 317 wins in Division 1-A football, I do not consider them having great tradition at this time.

Why can't americans accept that Football is a game played by the rest of the world?

Football was invented and played before "American football" existed. It involves the foot coming into contact with the ball as opposed to picking it up and carrying it. It is called football by the rest of the world, not soccer. Surely your game should be renamed handball as that is a more acurate decription.

Why can't americans accept that Football is a game played by the rest of the world?nba mock draft

Yes but Soccer was in fact invented as a name in the UK even though we call the game football.

The English still called it a game of "football" because the ball was played primarily with the feet but in the late 18th Century, the word, "soccer", was first used by a student of Oxford University by the name of Charles Wreford Brown. The students at Oxford were known for using slang where they added "er" to the end of words that they intentionally shortened. The game of Rugby was called "rugger". Brown shortened the word "association" and added "er" and the term "soccer" was born.

http://ezinearticles.com/?The-Origin-of-...

Why can't americans accept that Football is a game played by the rest of the world?nba scores ,nba teams

I am American and I totally agree with you. I can't stand American sports fanatics and it makes me want to cry that there is no place for me to go and watch a good match. I am trying very hard to make sure I use the words right so at least know that there is someone over here trying.
Their world super bowl tornament is only played in america, so it isen't the 'world'.
Football is the greatest sport on earth. I will never conform by calling it 'soccer' or the ball as a 'soccerball'
Because American can be pretty lame sometimes. I hated my co-workers this summer who didn't understand how into the World Cup I was. I love football and American football.
Fortunately, I am one of those americans who have accepted it. I love FOOTBALL!

GO LFC!
because americans are dumb@rses and they can't accept that England is better in every good way to america (every good way anyway)

same as the american billion is bigger than the British billion
It's because as with any custom and culture, Americans have their own way of doing things. Football in the rest of the world is known as soccer and not played the same way as it's USA and Canada cousins, so perhaps Football in U.S.A. was adopted as a name because it's a game that is played differently that most of the world plays it.. It's quite dull actually and no where near as interesing as Rugby or Soccer in my opinion. In addition most of the world uses the metric system for measurements and weight and the U.S.A. uses inches, yards and pounds to weigh and measure things; whatever the hell it's called.
SOCCER is a mane invented by the Americans. They play a game they call FOOTBALL which is actually a HANDBALL game !!! Its an Americanised name to detach their woofy game from the REAL game of Football. I dont know and European Football club that has Soccer in its name ? .... do you ? Mam U Soccer CLUB ?........ Celtic Soccer Club ? ...... Cfuking Yanks !!!!!!1 P.S the Irish call it soccer too because they have Gealic Football which is played by HAND too ?
Well, "WHAT IS IN A NAME AFTER ALL A ROSE IS A ROSE".
because american are iggnornate arrrogant and think there the best, wait a min is that americans of thierry henry, any way footballs, football and american footballs rugby with pads, what a bunch of pansys, *******.
Let's make a deal: People in the USA get to decide what to call it in the USA.
Don't know much about American Football do you? See punters %26amp; kickers for further information :-)
(tut) bloody yanks!! we should send some of our rugby players over and show 'em how its done. the big softeys! they might have more weapons than us but they've got no balls!
As most Americans think the 'rest of the world' is Mexico and Canada then there aint much hope. After all, look at all the nations who compete in the 'World' series of baseball. Hardly a global sporting phenomenon but they seem to portray it that way anyway, with the winning team deemed to be world champions.
And we park on driveways and drive on parkways.
i say your helmet is on to tight.
100% agree with you.
Because the Americans don't know what " The Rest of the World" means

Who is the best coach in college football this year?

Just taking a survey of sorts...who do you think is the bestcollegefootball coach and why?

Who is the best coach incollegefootball this year?tv on pc

'67 Shelby GT,

I would have to answer this two ways.

First - subjectively speaking - I am a Trojan and Pete Carroll has done wonders for that USC program in downtown L.A. I doubt another University will be able to accomplish what he has done for an extended period of time as Pete has done. This season is not yet over; however, I can only speculate that when it is all said and done that we will at least be in the Top 10 even with the current 2 games we have lost this season.

Second - objectively speaking? I would have to put Coach Tressell as the number one Coach for this year, then give #2 to Les Miles of LSU, and #3 would go to Mike Bellotti of Oregon (yes OR).

Have a good day!

Gerry :)

Who is the best coach incollegefootball this year?golf ,nba teams

Les Miles (and not just because im a LSU fan) look at this guy. He has guts and he runs a powerhouse of a team.

I also find it interesting that no one has mentioned Nick Saban.. Yes, i hate that he left LSU and we will always hold that against him, but the man is a great coach!
Joe Glenn/ University Of Wyoming Cowboys. Our defense right now is so in to the game. We have only lost 2 games this year compared to last year.... GO COWBOYS
Mangino is good, but he hasnt played ANYBODY. Vanderbilt or Iowa could be 9-0 right now with that schedule. Seriously, give the guy some credit once he does something good.

Im going to have to go with either my boy Jim Tressel or LSU's Les Miles, because theyre both in similar situations. Miles lost his star QB JaMarcus Russell, his two top wideouts Dwayne Bowe and Craig Davis, and his top safety LaRon Landry and still has a team poised to go to the National Championship. Tressell lost his Heisman winning QB Troy Smith, three great wideouts in Ted Ginn, Anthony Gonzalez and Roy Hall, his running back Antonio Pittman, his all confrence center Doug Datish, and all confrence DT Quinn Pitcock. What do each of these men do? They simply replace them and go about business as usual. No Troy Smith? Dont worry, Todd Boeckman is beginning to look more and more like the next Tom Brady every game. No Ginn/Gonzo/Pittman? Brian Robiske and Brian Hartline have filled the shoes nicely and sophomore tailback Chris Wells is seemingly unstoppable. You lose JaMarcus Russell, #1 overall pick, and bring in Matt Flynn and Ryan Perriloux, the QB duo that has more than worked out. You lose Bowe/Davis? Early Doucet has emerged as possibly the nation's top wideout.

And, I hope its not too soon to speak, but this years LSU squad is looking an awful lot like last year's National Champion Gators team, with all the speed, the 2 QB system and the great D. Both LSU and Ohio State have the marks of great teams, but my edge goes to Les Miles and the Bayou Bengals, who have played one of the toughest schedules in the land and executed to perfection some of the most gutsy calls Ive ever seen. Coach of the year, Les Miles, Mr. 4th down himself.
I think Jim Tressell.
Mark Mangino of Kansas should be a shoe-in for coach of the year.
The worst coach is Bill Callahan.
Mark Mangino of Kansas has my vote as he has taken a program that hardly ever wins in football to an undefeated season so far and a national ranking of 4th.
Les Miles or Jim Tressel, take your pick. I'm an LSU fan, but I'm an honest one. I think Jim has done a great job with Ohio St considering they don't have a great offense. I like Les Miles for the fake FG call he made against S. Carolina. I think you could choose either of these. I would also like to throw in Mark Mangino of Kansas as he has done an outstounding job.
The Kanas coach everyone forget's he took the OU team who was nothing and took them to a BCS Title shot. In just one year. With the very same offence he is running now at Kanas.
Jim Tressel. It was to be a rebuilding year for OSU, instead they simply reloaded, and now the Buckeyes are ranked and playing like the #1 team that they are. Great recruiter, great motivator, great coach.
I'm always gonna stick to my guns and say Urban Meyer (hey, I'm a gator) ... but here's my unbiased opinion:

Les Miles (look at his team - they are a powerhouse. their D is frightening) or Jim Tressel (a class act coach who knows his stuff, is the epitome of professionalism, and is guaranteed to lead the BCS and their conference)
Joe Gibbs, of the Washington REDSKINS!!!!
coach at kansas, mark mangino. to go from 6-6 overall (3-5) in the conference, to where they are now is a huge step forward, especially for a program that has never been a football powerhouse. if kansas can get by missouri in their last regular season game, look for them in the bcs championship.
'The Fighting Manginos'!
Mangino, from Kansas.

Here's why......

He took a NOTHING program and made it a success. He has both his offense and defense in the top numbers. Who the heck else has EVER put up 76 points against Nebraska...EVER?????

I don't like the Jayhawks, not even in B Ball, I'm a Kansas State fan (don't laugh please) and so they are my bitter rivals, but I have to give the fat bastard credit, he's done a great job with his football team.
Mark mangino, definitely. NOT the weasel in the red vest who coaches that team south of the border
Mack Brown of Texas. He keeps them positive and motivated, even when they are down. It showed against OK St.
Totally biased opinion here.....Jim Tressel....

He has an overall record of 72-14, including a 4-2 bowl record and a 5-1 record against that team UP North..
Jim Tressell....the stats speak for themselves.

Why do Americans call the real football soccer?

Americans have ripped off every game there is, your baseball is actually a corrupt form of cricket, rugby is another corrupt form called 'football' Maybe the Americans should be thought the actual semantics of English. It will make a refreshing change from what they are trying to 'correct' the rest of the world on pronounciation of the English language.

Bear in mind that it wasn't the immigrants who created English!

Why do Americans call the real football soccer?nba store

The word soccer is a colloquial abbreviation of association (from assoc.) and first appeared in the 1880s.

In the late 19th century the word soccer tended to be used only at independent (public) schools; most people knew the game simply as football. Today the term association football is rarely used, although some clubs still include Association Football Club (AFC) in their name.

"Soccer" is used by the largest number of native English speakers, mainly because of its overwhelmingly predominant use in the United States. However, "football" is perhaps used in more countries and by more non-native speakers. The game is sometimes also known colloquially as footy and footer in various places.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Football_%2...

Why do Americans call the real football soccer?nba salary ,nba teams

I know I have seen this question before. My question to you is why do you waste your time and energy worrying about it??? do you have absolutely nothing better to do with you time??? I personally can't stand what you call 'real football' (aka soccer), but definitely love my American football! I could also care less what originated where. In the grand scheme of things does that really matter???

And by the way...to first answerer...football games begin with a kickoff which entails what? The foot making contact with the damn ball before anything or anyone else does!
I absolutely agree with you and I asked this question to every Americans I've ever met... They have no rights to call it "football", because the only time the ball touched their foot is when they punt, and that's like, what, only 5% of the whole game? They should call it American Rugby, or handball!

An another thing that annoys me is the fact that they classify "soccer" as a little girl's game! Bloody idiots!

BTW, Liverpool Rules!!!
Short answer: By the time what you call football gained any popularity in the US, the term "football" had already been applied to another, more popular (in the US) sport. Thus, what you call football had to be called something else. I do not know the derivation of the word "soccer".

I don't believe anyone is trying to "correct" the rest of the world. Call it football all you want, but be advised that, should you visit the US, you'll be referring to an entirely different game.
Oh right....next thing you're going to tell me is that we didn't invent Golf.....

Congrats....Euros invented soccer/football/rugby... what's the big deal? Do you want a pat on the back?? Alright....pat, pat pat....way to go, you're the best!

As far as the semantics of English.....maybe you should focus on some of the grammar/spelling in your question. Loser.
They can call it Cat gut volley for all I care.. what difference does it make.. if you are not a fan of the sport then don't watch.. if you perfer football/soccer.. the more power to you..

Actually.. football/soccer has a wide fan base in the US.. no it is not as huge as it is in many other countries, but it is growing.. and that has alot to do with the influences from other cultures here.... So aren't we in fact being changed by others and not the other way around as you state.
Cause we're weird
The English stole R%26amp;B music from America. We all trade cultural things.
You say that their 'football' is a corrupt version of Rugby, but Rugby itself is a corrupt version of English Football and it's proper title is Rugby Football. So if American Football is a corrupt Rugby Football, why can't they call it Football?!

Also it's not just Americans that call it soccer, it's an accepted term for Football, just like 'Rugger' is for Rugby.

At the end of the day, it's not important so why worry?!
'Soccer' is British slang anyway, and emerged in the 19th century in England.

It's a shortening of 'association football' just as 'rugger' is slang for rugby football.

You've got your 'facts' all wrong here. For someone who is trying to defend English culture, you don't actually know that much about English history! Sorry.
B'cauz we is better

an' better lookin' too!

Youz just jealous b'cauz we done took yer women in WWII then left 'em there when we found they had bad teeth an' could not cook.
why do the English call the hood of their cars a bonnet?

a bonnet for god's sakes.
coz .............
Because poor things they don't know any better...............

They are too busy with too many other priorities.........like controlling other countries................
You mean people in the U.S. They are so ignorant!!
cause they stuped!
I don't know why America football is called football, nor do I care. However your contention about the origins of soccer are incorrect it was not an english invention. Similar games have been played throughout history all over the world, with the earliest recorded form of the game dating back to 1500 BC and the Mesoamerican Olmecs. No matter, your indictment of Americans based on their games shows an underlying dislike of American culture, and Americans in general. So, since you want to talk about semantics, why don't just call a spade a spade and say I don't like Americans.
we do not call it soccer do you know what (emo) is then you know what a plces call afriac is dunm *** they call football soccer
if you really look up the history of the game when they started playing Football (soccer) in the U.S they also where playing Rugby in some of the Colleges and it didn't work out so year by year football (soccer) and Rugby kind of got put in to one game which throwout the years turn to American football. i don't remember the guys name that called it soccer but this is all true. football (soccer) and Rugby were being played in the U.S way before American football was invented and it comes from both games.

What are the 5 best football states in America?

Im talking which states are the most football loving states. States that have NFL teams, College teams, and strong High School teams that are all not only good, but legendary and well known. Give reasons why you think these are the best states to represent football.

1. Texas- High School Football almost as popular as NFL andcollegeand some small towns take it as seriously as religion. UT Longhorns, 2005-06 National Champs, Dallas Cowboys, Houston Texans. Texas AM university.

2. Florida- Gators, Florida State Seminoles, Miami Hurricanes. Also have 3 NFL teams, and great High School programs, or so Ive heard from this kid who moved to my school from Fla.

3. Ohio- 2 NFL teams, Ohio State University. Home of NFL Hall Of Fame.

4. California- 3 NFL teams, USC, Cal Golden Bears, UCLA. You get the picture.

5. Cant think of a fifth. Sorry.

What are the 5 best football states in America?nba draft picks

1) Texas. high School football is #1....too bad their academics (even after the "edycashun" guvnor Bush) are #47

2) Pennsylvania -- look at all of the pros to have come from the hardscrabble towns there...QBs plus LB University!

3) Hard to argue with Ohio--high school andcollege(so what if their pro teams suck?)

4) Much as I hate cheaters (esp. Miami--Jerry Tarkanian should've coached basketball there, too!), Florida would be hard to argue with...

5) Wisconsin. Great kids in the HS and collegiate levels (check out the D-III Whitewaters and LaCrosse's for example) plus the Badgers are always underrated.

Home of the Green Bay Packers--America's Team with America's Quarterback!

What are the 5 best football states in America?nba playoffs ,nba teams

1. Texas

2. Florida

3. California

4. Louisiana

5. Georgia
California - College football POWERHOUSES, Great NFL teams, former legends. High school All Americans

Florida - The cheapskate champs, Florida, who didn't deserve to be there, sept they won championships before that that they deserved, FSU, UM, Great pro ball. High School All Americans

Texas - College "powerhouses", highly over rated though. Cowboys are also over rated. High School football is a way of life.

Ohio - Have the HOF, also have the Bengals and not to mention the Buckeyes.

Louisiana - Great football colleges, The Saints are finally making a true return, high school football is amazing.

Other states - high school football is everywhere, love it. Love the lights on Friday night, which is why i play.
I agree with the 4 states you have there. The 5th one you should add is Pennsylvania. They have 2 NFL teams, Pitt, Penn State, one of the best State High School playoffs in the country, and many HOFers are from Pennsylvania. Mike Ditka, George Blanda, Tony Dorsett, Joe Montana, Joe Namath, Jack Ham, Johnny Unitas, Lenny Moore, Sam Huff, and Joe Schmidt.
youve forgotten one of if not the best state...alabama...although i cant stand the crimson tide but there numbers dont lye.and my auburn tigers are one of the top 5 winningcollegeprograms in the last 5 years.john heisman coached at auburn,vince dooley played there.troy dominated div.2 and has already made 2 bowl games,uab has made a bowl.highschool football is loved here just look at mtv and the hoover high team.and every saturday is special during the fall when 180,000 folks are at jordan-hare and bryant-denny stadiums and the other 6 million alabamians are sure to be watching on tv. they did a study and there is no room for a nfl team ascollegeand highschool dominate this state and that is real football ,no pre-madonnas
ok some of you idiots listed the top NCAA teams!!!

The question this person is trying to ask is which city bleeds football!!!

in this order

#1 TEXAS

#2 OKLAHOMA

#3 ALABAMA

#4 NEBRASKA

#5 FLORIDA
1. Texas- it's kinda obvious isn't it?

2. Ohio- 2 NFL teams, Ohio state (who was robbed of a chapionship), NFL hall of fame, come on!

3.Flordia- Gators won a championship, Miami is historically good, not bad high school progarams, held super bowl XLI

4. New York- Ok colleges, 2 NFL teams who BOTH made the playoffs, idk bout high school

5. Illinois- NFC champion da BEARS, Arena bowl champions the rush, Illini ALMOST beat ohio state, high schools couldn't tell yah

maybe Calafornia instead of New York idk too close
1. Texas- high school, college, and pro football have huge followings in Texas. They are undoubtedly the top state.

2. California- the high school market isn't as big as Texas but some of the nations top recruits (Reggie Bush, Matt Leinart, Jimmy Clausen) come out of Cali. College football is huge with USC, UCLA, and Cal (distant third). Pro football is not as big but the market is still booming. Oakland, San Diego and San Fransico keep things interesting. The divisional rivalry between OAK and SD and the battle of the bay between OAK and SF keep the Cali fires burning.

3. Ohio- the one thing that spells out football in Ohio is the Ohio State University. Woody Hayes is the man responsible for making football popular in Ohio. The NFL does help out a little with CLE and CIN but they are not as big as the Buckeyes.

4. Florida- They make the list because they have a lot ofcollegeand pro teams in state. The high school market is expanding every year but a lot of athletes come to Florida for variety. In college, you can choose between UF, FSU, Miami, UCF, USF, FIU, FAU, etc. The NFL gives you the Dolphins, the Jaguars, and the Bucs. Okay, so the NFL teams haven't lived up to expectations but they try....

5. I really can't decide between Pennsylvania and Georgia. Both states have huge football followings at all levels. In the final analysis, I would have to pick Georgia. The HS programs are very competitive. The NCAA teams (UGA and GT) seem to compete in major bowls every year. The ATL Falcons have garnered a lot of national attention in the past few years with the play of Michael Vick. Like I said, it's close but Georgia wins the day at number five...
texas

california

florida

alabama (no nfl teams, but they love their football)

ohio (birth place of football)
ohio for sure

texas for sure

florida

oklahoma

california
1. Ohio

2. Michigan

3. California

4. Pennsylvania

5.Texas
1. I agree with Texas, high School football is everything there

2. Massachusetts: Patriots have the most expensive seats in the league and still sell out every game, and BC games r always packed too

3. California- Just because the Raider fans even wear all that metal gear at the pro bowl after a dreadful year

4. Pennsylvania- Steelers fans among the most loyal, though among the harshest, also have the Eagles, just as loyal but just as harsh

5. California- so many teams!
1. Ohio

Buckeyes (sorry blue)

2. Massachusettes

Patriots

3. Florida

gators and hurricanes

4. California

USC

5. Michigan

Michigan, Grand Valley State
Texas

Alabama

California

Ohio

Pennsylvania
oklahoma !

THE SOONERS !
1. California- THey have USC and many other great collage teams, as well as 3 nfl teams. They used to have four back when there was the los angelas rams.

2. Texas- football is a way of life there

3. Ohio- 2 nfl teams, NFL hall of fame, and Ohio State is a great collage team

4. Florida- 3 collage teams, and 3 NFL teams. There high school programs are great, enough said

5. I would go with Massachusetts but no one has said Pensylvainia yet, so i'll go with them. They have 2 NFL teams, and some decent collage teams, they also have the craisest fans with the Eagle's, and some other crazy fans with the steelers.

Honorable mention goes to Massachussetts and New York
1. Texas

2. Alabama

3. Oklahoma

4. Indiana

5. Nebraska
1. Notre Dame
I agree with your ranking. In fifth place I would say either Wisconsin (they are fanatic about the Packers) or Pennsylvania (Steelers and Eagles).
i'm putting the only one i care about , pa , philly pa ,true eagles right here ,everybody knows u can't **** wit a philly fan

FLY EAGLES FLY
Your top 4 is correct. Maybe a different order. I would place Pennsylvania as #5. Plenty of legendary quarterbacks have come from that region, Penn State and Pitt have both won National Championships, Steelers have 5 Super Bowl trophies.
these 5 are diehard football fans. i know from experience. its not about how many teams there are, because that is determined by population. my list is not in order of most diehard fans, but they show the most support to their football teams.

1. wisconsin

2. texas

3. ohio

4. pennsylvania

5. colorado
Your top four clearly belong, but I would rate them, Florida - Texas - Ohio - Cali and then New Jersey.

Paterno - back in the day when PSU was an Indie - nearly had the state almost to himself (ND would also drop in, but that program could go anywhere for players) for blue-chippers. Cooper at OSU made great strides by recruiting Eddie George and Stanley Jackson, among others, out of the state.

And - mark my words - Rutgers is going to be able to keep a lot of the top prospects home and will build a yearly powerhouse from the high schools throughout the state.

Professionally, until a NYC stadium is built, the Meadowlands is home to the Jets and Giants.
1.Texas

2.Florida

3.California

4.Ohio

5.Alabama
OK, TEXAS, IS THE #1 Football motivated state.

1st you have the Longhorns, Texas A%26amp;M Aggies, and Texas Tech Red Raiders.

2nd you got the football towns like Midland, Odessa and such.

3rd and most important, about 95% or more of all Football movies are inspired by true stories in Texas.
1. Ohio

2. Texas

3. Pennsylvania

4. California

5. Florida
1.Texas

2.California

3.Alabama

4.Florida

5.Louisiana
5-New York- 2 NFL teams, center of Media

4-Ohio-2 NFL teams, Hall Of Fame, OSU

3-Florida- 3 NFL teams, Gators, Hurricanes

2-California-3 NFL teams UCLA, USC, Rose bowl

1-Texas- 2 NFL teams, Texas A+M, UT, Friday Night Lights
New England, Colorado,Washington, Florida, Wisconsin
4, 1, 2, Michigan and New York
I am going in terms of best players by state.

1.) Texas- It is purely religous. Perhaps no area in the world is more totally captivated by one sport

2.) Georgia- I know they will not get much love, but I am sure if you go down the list of states w/h most NFL players, you do not go far til you get to Georgia

3.) Florida- Would put them two, put their fan passion does not stack up.

4.) Alabama- Iron Bowl? In addition to this war (I am sure during the frustrating Bear Bryant era a few Tide fans were killed in frustration in Auburn) there are also a great deal of successful programs.

5.) I dunno... Prolly California. Just cause Ohio has the nFL hall of fame does not make them a football state. Their team's are mostly imports. California has a few pretty good rivalries and some decent high schools (plus a really good one).