(S22) - PT2 - Lazy Days

[IHateBobNutting]

When he's not playing football Philip likes to do 3 things. The first thing he likes to do in his free time is to go hiking. He doesn't hike for the exercise. He hikes so he can see nature. His favorite time to hike is in the fall when he can see the leaves changing colors. He also likes to hike mountains to get a good view of the city. He tries to hike at least once a week even in the winter. The second thing he likes to do in his free time is read. He reads a lot of non-fiction books on everything from history to music and everything in between. Recently he has been reading books about Roman History. The book he is currently reading is SPQR: A History of Ancient Rome by Mary Beard. He plans to switch from Roman History to Journalism at some point this season. The third thing he likes to do is train in both Boxing and Judo. He holds a green belt in Judo and has been training in both for over 5 years. He started training as a way to stay in shape during the summer and fell in love with both martial arts.

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[Booger]

Well, how can I say this? Fawn Dillmiballs' favorite activity off the football field is, unsurprisingly, fondling his balls. Usually, no one thinks such a mindless activity has the capability to become someone's favorite, but Fawn believes there's something magical about the simple act of stroking your nether regions. It relieves stress, is fun, and if done in public, can replace the need for a mask, since no one will come close to you anyway!
Otherwise, Fawn spends most of his time studying film from the legendary Booger McFarland. Hearing Booger's soothing voice in his ear has a tremendous calming effect on Fawn, and he's been seen listening to past commentaries during live NSFL games as well. Fawn also learns a lot from Booger's playstyle. Despite playing different positions, Fawn learns about football intelligence and about effective football tactics which he believes has positively affected his play on the field.
Lastly, Fawn enjoys hanging out with his teammates whenever he can. He believes that spending time with his teammates is one of the best ways for him to form deep connections with them and will help them find success as a team in the long run. Since the Sailfish are an expansion team, he thinks it's important to give them the best opportunity to succeed, and by forming connections with his teammates, he's doing that.

[3lewsers]

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[ddrector]

David Rector has a ton of interests outside of football and keeps himself busy all year round with his various hobbies. First and foremost, he is huge into video games. He mostly plays single players games and is a huge fan of Playstation as the PS4 is his main console. He's an especially huge fan of Naughty Dog and can't wait for The Last of Us Part 2 to come out. Lately, he's been spending a lot of time playing Animal Crossing New Horizons for the Switch. When he's not playing video games he also likes to spend a lot of time playing board games and Dungeons and Dragons with his old high school friends. David is a big fan of board games and especially enjoys playing games like Terraforming Mars and Concordia. David also is a huge fan of comic books and has a huge collection that he's constantly adding to. At this point he probably has close to 10000 comic books all kept in bags and boards and in pristine condition. Some of his favorite comics are Saga by Brian K. Vaughan, X-Men by Hickman, and of course his favorite is Batman. Before COVID-19 happened David also enjoyed going to the movie theater to see movies. Especially to see horror movies as they are some of his favorites. If you ever ask him to recommend a horror film he will immediately recommend Rosemary's Baby as his favorite horror film.

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241 words

[24redcrayons]

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[sakrosankt]

You ever heard of fire fighters? I can guarantee that the main job of fire fighters is not, to rescue cats out of trees. Why I know that? Because I am one.

In my free time, I am a volunteer fire fighter in my home country. Growing up in a small village, there are not many options of what you can do. There are some sports clubs in the surrounding you can join, but much cooler is to be a member of the fire fighters. You can already join in at the age of 8 nowadays, back in my days you had to be at least 10. You already learn a lot of stuff about the tools you use, how to prevent fire and how to help others when accidents happen. Moreover there exists some youth fire fighter competitions, where you use some fire-fighting-tools in a team of 9 to challenge an obstacle course, where you have to achieve some stuff in the shortest time possible. Those days were awesome. When turning 16, you are allowed to join the real fire fighters. You learn everything you need about fire and how you best put it out, how to tackle all kinds of accidents and help people involved and hurt and how to act in catastrophes. To learn and get to perfection, you train a lot, and the community is an important part of it.
Of course there's also an athletic part, a competition where you fight in teams of 9 against each other for victory. It's a sport where you have to combine skill with speed to thrive to the top. I am in the lucky position, to be part of a really good team, and we are competing against the very best of the whole country, which by the way is also known to be the best world wide in this type of competition.

[Memento Mori]

Football is life for Brandon Booker. He's been determined for as long as he can remember to make it into the NSFL, and he's not about to waste all of that hard work Recklessly spending his free time playing video games, eating junk food or going out to bars and clubs. There is no "outside of football" for Brandon Booker. Everything is connected to and related to football. Everything, from what you eat to how you relax, affects your performance on the football field.
Every meal he eats is carefully constructed to provide the nutrition a world-class athlete needs. Brandon is an excellent chef, who enjoys cooking for this reason.

Just because he's focused on football doesn't mean he doesn't have fun. Brandon enjoys keeping his mind and body sharp, improving his on-field performance. Every morning he'll train, usually starting with short shuttles to work on his acceleration, speed and agility before running long distance to improve his endurance. Finding ways to maintain and improve his athletic abilities and pushing new boundaries is what Booker finds fun, and he'll often compare times with teammates. Friends too. The competition keeps him motivated, but most importantly it's fun. Because as seriously as he takes football, football and all that comes with it is fun.

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[Opera_Phantom]

When he is not on the Arizona Outlaws training facility practicing or watching film, he is normally at his mega home relaxing. His mansion is located just outside of Phoenix and has all the amenities a high profile football player wants and needs. First, a high tech security system at the gate, to avoid trespassers looking for a photo or an autograph. With that, a team of ex navy seals patrol the area, so that no paparazzi gets unrequested photos for the tabloids.
Inside, a state of the art gym (Paid by the Outlaws organization obviously), where he trains twice every day with his PT. Nowadays with the coronavirus, all his PT sessions are through facetime, but he still manages to get good workouts in. Also in the athletic part, he has a soccer field on his property, where he still likes to remember old times, when he was a soccer star, before shocking the world and moving to the United States and declaring for the DSFL draft.
When not working on his game, he has a massive cinema room where he watches movies and Netflix (and chill) and likes to experiment with cooking.
While football is a big part of his life, he still manages to escape from it.


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[Bruins10]

Well, Claude has been very vocal about what his hobbies include. Like most people, hobbies like working out and playing video games is the norm when it comes to modern day sports. People try and improve their game any way they can. Working out is a great way to get your body into the physical shape it needs to be in to compete at the highest level. Video Games and playing games like Madden is a greay way to practice play calling and still getting that mental aspect of the game down pact.

What people do not talk about is the interest that Claude has in things like hockey and also in gambling. But not regular gambling like going to the casinos and playing roulette, but he is heavy into sports gambling and also horse racing. The amount of physical shape one has to be in for horse racing is exceptional and watching those huge beasts go to work and give it all they got to win a single race is crazy. The Preakness, Belmont Stakes and Kentucky Derby is somewhere you will find Claude Miller spending his time, with people like Dave Portnoy from Barstool Sports and Eddie Olczyk who is a horse racing analyst and commentator. Eddie also gives good picks and has made me a lot of money so thats another reason why Claude tends to gravitate towards him

There you have it. Claude Miller, the working out video game machine who loves to gamble on sports and horses. And lets just add, women. He lovesssss women

[Saliva^]

His last name is suggesting one of Quanter's hobbies is trying to make some dubstep music. And you're absolutely right. He has a knack on being a wannabee Skrillex. He thinks he can make a legit quality bangarang, but in reality he's being like Sumbarine Man or Lil Flexer. Bunch of buzzing noises that sounds like 100 elephants are being tortured by bees and they're screaming out of the fear. I would not recommend to listen to any of his so called songs if you don't want to develop a dubstep-phobia.
Another thing he likes to do is doing way less harm to people. Sleeping. Just like that. So basic, but so relatable to a lot of people. The main problem of that is he likes to do this almost every time. Sometimes even in games. You do not put him on the bench because the next thing you will see is him laying down on the grass and making loud snoring noises. It also does affect his game, not being able to make long rushes anymore, so while this hobby does way less harm to people it doesn't mean his teammates won't be mad at him for likely choking a particular game. The most weird thing is he has the nerve to call this a hobby. I guess he just should stick it to making a wannabe Skrillex noises.