When i was a sophomore at Lake City High School I played on one of the best teams i think i've ever played on, we took 3rd in 5A football. Everyone on the team was friends which made playing as a team that much easier. They also pushed everyone in practice to get better and to focus on their job and their job only. Most people on played one position because everyone was working so hard at the one position. When you workin hard at something it's hard for a coach or an employee to take whatever your doing away. When i was a senior at Blackfoot High School i figure out that not all players understand the game as well as my sophomore years team i had to do a lot more teaching and communicating so everyone could be on the same page and do there job. So not all football teams are alike some take more work to make greatness but this is just some skills that i have picked up along the way from these two outstanding teams that i have played for. …show more content…
You gotta be able to push your teammates in practice so they can get better at their position this also help in the real word with jobs, a boss could push you harder that way you become better equipped to hand the extra stuff. Derek Jeter once said “There may be people that have more talent than you, but there's no excuse for anyone to work harder than you do.” (www.keepinspiring.me) He's pretty much saying no matter how talented someone actually is if you work harder than them then you will have the opportunity to be better than them. On a football team you need a couple player that are going to push the team and lead by example, by working harder and doing extra to put themselves over the top. Buck always wants the captains to be the Leaders of the team which they should since there the captains but it's always good to have to older kids pushing the younger kids so they can all adapted to varsity play and the mentality it takes to play varsity and win