(S9) - Weekend PT 2 - Job Posting

[Moosecop]

Pay no attention to the fact that Barnes' strength is only a 61, he's a real gym rat, in the weight room all the time. So if he woke up tomorrow morning and the NSFL had been disbanded he'd probably go back to Penn State for his senior year to finish up a degree in exercise science. Staying fit and eating properly has been something he's been doing his entire life and figuring out the best ways to get the human body working at peak ability both for athletes and regular Joe's has been a small passion of for Barnes that has had to go on the back burner. Finishing his degree is also something he had planned to do after his football career anyway, got to make momma proud at graduation. After that, he'd probably open up a gym somewhere either in his hometown of Brooklyn or where he currently plays ball now in Phoenix.

[RedCydranth]

If the NSFL were to completely disband, Marc Spector would be just fine. He's had a good long career as a DB and can hang his hat on having 3 rings in the short lived football league. Knowing there wouldn't me many other CBs from the NSFL who can be considered as good as him, he'd be fine with it. After the league disbanded, he'd likely go into coaching or teaching at any university that would let him. He's always had a passion for enlightening others on whatever knowledge he has in whatever areas he has the expertise on. His travels across the globe have enlightened him on numerous subjects, and scientific techniques long out of practice. He would love to impart that to younger generations and open their minds to the mysticism of the world. Chances are he would return to Rice University and apply for a position there as an Anthropology professor and as a trainer for the athletics program. It would utilize both of his skills to the best of his ability, while giving back to his alma mater.

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[Muford]

If the DSFL and / or NSFL were to disband throughout the night, D’Pez would be in a lot of trouble. D’Pez Poopsie is not the sharpest tool in the shed, and it takes him a lot more practice, patience and time to do things that other people can do. Not to knock the man, after being separated from his family and being drafted to Portland with the 3rd overall pick, his teammates have supported him to take night classes at the local college. This is helping D’Pez set up for his future after football, but if that was to end tomorrow, D’Pez would probably just be another joe schmoe in the world, quite possibly homeless due to his lack of ability outside of the football field. D’Pez probably couldn’t even panhandle well enough to put a meal in his stomach more than once a week, but that’s what nighttime college classes are for.

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[BWIII]

If the NSFL were to close tomorrow and every piece of the football world were to no longer exist and it were finable and jailable offense to do anything related, I still think that Brock would be ok. First off, Brock has his degree in software engineering and could easily find a job somewhere being a full stack developer, most likely building and/or maintaining web applications. If for some reason he finds that he doesn't want to sit at a desk all day and be confined to a cube, then he may opt to go work for his dad in his construction and excavation business, which despite not really knowing anything about it, a big strong guy is always welcome on such job sites. There's also a real possibility that he tries to go into coaching. Growing up Brock played not only football, but baseball and soccer as well so he's knowledgeable in multiple sports and could easily lend a hand. When it comes down to it if football ceased to exist, it wouldn't be the end of the world for Brock.

[PigSnout]

If the NSFL were to suddenly disband, then Boss Tweed would probably be fine. He's already made quite a payday after playing 8 complete seasons in the NSFL and in the later stages in his career is already planning for retirement and saving up money. However, he would still look for a new job to bring in a little more money and have a way to spend his time without playing football. He would probably look to use his skills from playing football to prepare him for his new career. He could become a personal trainer and help others how to work out as he is used to keeping his body in peak shape for playing football. He could use his experience to teach others and help prepare them to be good athletes as well. This is just one of the possible options Tweed could take, but it would be another career he could adopt if playing football was no longer an option. Luckily, the NSFL looks to be thriving so it doesn't look like this will be necessary any time soon.

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[Titan127]

If the NSFL went under tomorrow, well, first off, Skinner's career earnings already exceed well over ten million dollars, so he would be able to live off of that alone. Assuming the NFL wasn't an available option, or the XFL, Zach Skinner would likely resort to starting a coaching career at the University of Tennessee, where he played college football, starting as a pass rush consultant and slowly working his way up the ladder within a few years time. His youth would mean that he could have a very accomplished and long career, giving him time to advance to defensive line coach, defensive coordinator, and maybe at some point down the road, a head coach.

Now, of course, Skinner would likely want to stay at Neyland Stadium to coach, but if he got an opportunity elsewhere for an advance in position, he would likely take it without question. At a spry age of 26, Skinner has time to build a name for himself, but that doesn't mean he wouldn't take any opportunity given to him without hesitation.

[OBESE]

Let's say I just woke up and found out that the NSFL has been disbanded and that is it, I do not have a job anymore. The question is what would I do from now on, how would I make money and living? I think this question is not that uncommon, at least for athletes that are thinking about their future and possibilities. Maybe not in such exact scenario where a league is disbanded, but more in terms of injuries that would forbid them play this sport again. You never know, so it is important to have some sort of backup plan, either it would be in savings, investments or even education. I personally am not worried as I believe I would still have career opportunities back in England, going back to rugby. Also I have done so investments here in states and I could see how well those are going, but primarily, because I am an active person I need that game feel, I would just return to rugby back in England.

[majesiu]

Vladimir Fyodorovich was born in the cold winds of Siberia. He always fancied himself during his childhood in team games, and while hockey was the most popular sport out there he loved playing on the grass fields, followed soccer, on a very different position like wing backs, central defenders, midfielders, wingers, and even striker from time to time. He also was learning in an unfamous Yakutsk School Number 16, though he took that as an opportunity and learned both Korean and English with his time there also being able to master taekwondo. As you can see he is a man of many talents, but with his newly gained speed and hatred to sports, where he constantly underperforms and is the worst player, he probably would like to take his chances in the delivery system, since a man must earn. Uber eats, would be fantastic since he loves tasting different dishes and would take this as an opportunity to get the best chief knowledge that he might use later when he could become a chief. As you can see opportunity are endless and one day, who knows he might become a Kind or something even.

[White Cornerback]

Written: Must Include 150 Words. What would happen if you woke up tomorrow and the NSFL was suddenly disbanded. What would your player be doing as a job if the football world closed down and money stopped coming in.

If the NSFL was to fold overnight and folk's let's not get ahead of ourselves. This is a real possibility and may have been touted as an option more than once.

Regardless should the NSFL cease to exist, Lavelle who mind you is nearing the end of his career as is (30 years old heading into his 9th season) which is pretty much a death sentence for cornerbacks (or any player if you play Madden), Lavelle would likely just decide to retire. I mean there's always a chance of moving to the EFL but Lavelle knows that if he made this choice, he would lose the majority of his stats effectiveness due to the ugh... turf they use on their fields.

Lavelle also doesn't have any expendable income year by year so he won't be able to top out as a max earner over there because he can't donate to the running of an entire body of sport which somehow doesn't have it's own feasible funds.

Either this or Lavelle just like the NSFL would cease to exist and would just disintegrate entirely.

[Official DT]

Lucari has always dreamed of being a firefighter so I guess he would go to school for that. It would be a great experience to be able to say that he risks his life daily to save people's lives. Granted some times nothing would happen during his shift, but when and if it did he would be prepared and he loves helping people out. So if tomorrow he woke up and there was suddenly no NSFL or DSFL for that matter, he would just have to start his classes to become a firefighter. It has been something he has been wanting to be ever since he was a child and he saw shows of people on TV doing it. It's just one of the ultimate sacrifices that one could make to help someone who is in need. I mean if there was a fire at your house wouldn't you want someone to save you if you couldn't get out? Well that someone would be Lucari.