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Being on a football team is one of the most emotional things someone can do. Being a quarterback is arguably more emotional, as quarterbacks account for the brunt of the team\u2019s success and, if necessary, lack thereof.<\/p>\n
Now, the\u00a0NFL<\/a>\u00a0and the high school game are different animals in terms of media attention. However, there are some cases where a player\u2019s high school activities can achieve national media attention, and Daylon Edmunds did just that.<\/p>\n Edmunds, a signal caller at a high school in Alabama, was cut from the\u00a0Cintronelle Wildcats football program<\/a>\u00a0after he was involved in a brawl where he ended up throwing a punch at a teammate\u2019s father during a brawl at a game.<\/p>\n