Do you think other countries could even play a competitive game of football against a U.S.A. all-star team?

Question

Imagine a U.S.A all-star football team were assembled. I know American style football is the most popular sport in other countries, but it is spreading to other countries. Imagine that a national football team from the U.S.A. were assembled to play against all-star squads from other countries.

Do you think any other countries would even be competitive? Do you think it would just be a total blowout with the USA scoring every time they touch the ball?

Answer 1

if its REAL football... wed beat their asses.... i think other countries should play REAL football... but they are mostly pussys....... u see the olympics.. do they play any high impact sports?!?!?

Answer 2

well I played "pro" football in europe (italy) in the 1980's and at that time there was 2 americans on each team,we played both ways.The competition was about division 1AA at that time Now with NFL europe

and  some of the teams playing for a while yes they could field a competitive all star team Graz Giants- Germany are very strong but between the leagues in England, Italy,Germany,France you could find good players.

                      CJS19

Answer 3

How could they be? The U.S. version of the game is virtually unknown outside the U.S. There are quite a few football fans in Canada and Mexico but the rest of the world is very spotty.

Answer 4

I think a good competition would be against Australian Rules footballers. I'd like to see that. The Aussies tend to do pretty well when they go over to the States to play their game. Aussie Rules players have different strengths and so it would be a pretty good competition.

Answer 5

No other country plays American football in any major way, even Canada plays by different rules. They cannot be expected to compete now.

The same USA all-star team would be ripped to shreds in a rugby match against almost any national rugby champion team. Rugby is played with fewer rules and without body armor.