Argumentative Essay Football

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First my argumentative sentence would be, some people do not believe that playing professional sports is just too risky for the athletes' health, while others believe that the athlete knows the risk, so we should just let them play. Now my argumentative essay will be like this, Football is so fun but it is also hard. Some boys, or men, even girls, women like to play football but guess what happens they still get hurt a lot. But they do not really care if they get hurt because they have got hurt a lot but i think football players are used to getting hurt because i am sure that it happens a lot. Football is hard though you have to work out a lot. You have to move around a lot of heavy things. What i think that they make football so hard so

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