Quarterback Football Poems | Examples

These Quarterback Football poems are examples of Football poems about Quarterback. These are the best examples of Football Quarterback poems written by international poets.


Premium Memberthe king of football

Tight end
Forwards and guards
But the quarterback is the king
Winning kingdom, Kansas city
King, Patrick Mahomes


Premium MemberFool Us 44 Times

Press clippings full of hope
    'Can't-miss prospect'
  Say pundits with inside dope

  Year One, Expectations Low
    Year Two, Frustrations Grow
  Year Three, 'Can't-miss' has got to go

  Jay Cutler, Mitch Trubitsky, Justin Fields
    Last three QBs of 44-in-a-row
  Since Chicago Bears last won a Super Bowl


  ____________________________________
 The 'QB' (Quarterback) is the heart and soul
 of any football team's offense. The Bears' 
 last Super-Bowl QB was Jim McMahon in 
 1985-6 ~ forty-four QBs ago.

Premium MemberPatrick Mahomes Chiefs Quarterback

Patrick Mahomes may be world’s nicest guy.
Kansas City shows him off with pride.
Chief’s quarter back hails from Texas, Ty.
Hall of Fame MVP, at  twenty five.
He exudes a joyful mask every day.
Injury does not slow him or delay.
We love him in every single way!

Premium MemberNot Too Old To Play

Quarterback Tom Brady proved he was not too old to play. He won the Super Bowl for his new team in Tampa Bay. By a 31-9 score, Brady led the Buccaneers to victory. The losing team was the Chiefs from Kansas City. After the results in Super Bowl number fifty-five, at the age of forty-three, Brady can still thrive.

Premium MemberGo Football

Go Football!

Hope is undefeated.
Faith is the cheering section
Joy is playing together.
God is everything.
Jesus is Savior, also Our Quarterback.
The Mighty Holy Spirit with us even now. 
We are never alone.
© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.


Premium MemberFootball-Quarterback--Tb

FOOTBALL-QUARTERBACK--TB

I threw the ball;
I did call out..
Yet falls, I drop

Run long and fast;
Did not last, No
I past I showed

How fast I run;
to the sun goals..
No fun losing;




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Premium MemberFootball

" hup one, hup two, third delta hike"
            It is the time of year, when all the fans Cheer, it’s autumn time
   the sun and the wind is in line fans shout at Their own favorite teams, center
   hikes the ball to the quarterback finding his Receiver not going to be as easy  
    as he thought, plants his feet as he Stands firm grip releases throw it soars, 
        spirals in the air come on receiver get it using those big strong power
                  hands and long fingers you leap in the air catching it
                                   the gaming winning FOOTBALL	!!
                 
                         

11/20/17
by James Edward Lee Sr.

Premium MemberEulogy For a Quarterback's Reputation

We're angry!  What sports fan can blame us?

There hasn't been one loss for Jameis

     But off-the-field ruckus

     Makes sportscasters muck us

Once famous, now Jameis just shames us






*Written about former FSU quarterback Jameis Winston's run ins with the law.

Premium MemberA September Alouette

September is here
With skies bright and clear.
Summer birds will be southbound.
Cooler breezes near.
School football we cheer.
The young quarterback is downed.

Parents go berserk,
Call player a jerk
For manhandling their loved son.
The ref's not a shirk,
Is good at his work,
Says no infraction was done.

Premium MemberJohnny Football

At Texas A & M, he played at quarterback. The young man led a prolific offensive attack. He gave up his last two years at college. Apparently, he needed money more than the knowledge. He was selected by an NFL team in the first round. This fall, at a football field in Cleveland he will be found. Johnny, put on that helmet and pads right away. Browns fans are hoping you will save the day.

Premium MemberFuture Superstar

The world welcomes a newborn baby boy. To the mother and father, he is a bundle of joy. Right now of course, he is so small. It won't be long before he is big and tall. As a defensive lineman, he will hone his attack. The boy will have no trouble sacking the quarterback. He will control the boards, slam dunk, and grab every rebound. I'm sure a sports superstar will be found. Inspired by another member's poem

Premium MemberThe Drop Kick

Nobody ever sees a drop kick today. The days of its popularity have gone away. Look in the rule book; it’s still a legal play. This is a move teams tend to avoid since the ball took the shape of its familiar spheroid. It is rare to get a true bounce when the ball touches the ground. That is why attempts are practically never found. However, a New England Patriots quarterback had no fears. He performed the first drop kick in over sixty years. The ball successfully went through the uprights for a score. Since 2005, we have not been able to see anymore. Information taken from the website of the Pro Football Hall of Fame

Premium MemberNick's Masterpiece

Quarterback Nick Foles has a claim to fame. He recently threw seven touchdown passes in a game. Forty-nine points scored proved to be a plethora. Nick’s Eagles were the team from Philadelphia. The Eagles offense displayed some powerful guns. The Raiders from Oakland were the unfortunate ones. The game was played at the Oakland Coliseum. For Raiders fans, there was an unfavorable outcome. The results of the game left many of them glum.

Premium MemberBelieve

With the collapse of your cleats
A city's spirit rallies  behind you 
The heart of a champion beats
You brought pride and hope too

We needed you more than you know 
Pay no attention to the news
You're a firefly with a glow
Like gravity drawn to your moves 

Focused forward and beaming bright 
A wink of the future you will achieve 
Lead the way, shine your light 
The team is entrusted, We believe


Dedicated to RG3
Quarterback of my Washington Redskins

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