Team Members in the NFL are known for their talents on the field. Off the field it becomes much more fascinating when you see the things they can with the ball in the times it is not all about game winning touchdowns and field goals. A few of these soccer tricks can be seen on YouTube and on some My Space pages for example. And you must potentially check them out as describing them as is explained here doesn’t truly do them justice. These tricks are ordinarily performed by players who wish to get picked for to fantasy soccer leagues.

Many of them can be learned by fans with practice but one or two are in truth deadly and should not be attempted at home.

Christ Chambers of the San Diego Chargers manages to catch 3 balls: one in both hands and then the 3rd between the other two. The balls are thrown from 3 different people standing behind him. Chambers turns his back to them and grabs the 1st and 2nd ball without ever having a look. With his hands full he elegantly catches the 3rd ball that’s thrown using the other two. It s an extremely hard trick to do, particularly with your back turned to the men tossing the ball to you.

Chris Cooley of the Washington Redskins shows his power by essentially perforating a wall to catch the soccer. He hits on the wall to show that it’s solid and then shows to the individual throwing the ball where on the wall he should target then goes to stand behind it. He gives a signal and the ball is thrown. Surprisingly he breaks thru the solid wall and catches the soccer blind, then pulls his hand, now holding the ball back thru the wall.

Mason Crossby of the Green Bay Packers does an amazing job doing a trick using 3 balls and a bell tower. He places the balls in a row like he is going to be attempting field goals then kicks them one by one up to the tower and causes the bell to chime.

Laurence Maroney of the New England Patriots demonstrates his capability to get thru a tiny space by running full force at an SUV which has both its front windows down. Incredibly he jumps straight thru both windows and comes out untouched on the opposite side, still holding the ball.

Braylon Edwards of the Cleveland Browns incredibly catches five balls hurled at him from a dispenser while being totally blindfolded. He even turns his back at some one point and still doesn’t miss.

Andre Johnson of the Houston Texans, launches a soccer himself and then runs the length of the field and catches it.

Jason Campbell of the Washington Redskins throws 2 balls toward 2 receivers that are out on the field. The balls collide with one another and then bounce off each other and spin away into the hands of the waiting receivers.

Marc Bulger of the St.Louis Rams throws soccer at a score card being held up at the end of a field. Demonstrating his superb target, he changes the number on the card every time he hits it with the soccer.

Chris Simms of the Tampa Bay Bucaneers launches 3 footballs into 3 bins positioned all over the field. To show that he’s actually gifted, he then hits a bin that’s found in the back of a moving automobile.