Can Japanese become a NFL player someday?

Question

and how can he get the dream?

tell me your opinion

Answer 1

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I suppose, but it doesn't seem like many Japanese people are interested.  Hell, the only one to put in the effort was Noriaki.  I would imagine most Japanese people would be more interested in becoming baseball players, as far as US sports go.

Answer 2

There is a harvester on the countryside who could probably start as a Blocking Back.

Answer 3

It would probably help if you played Rugby growing up and then started playing American Football at The College and University Level.

Answer 4

i'd like to see a top ranked sumo try out for guard. 

Answer 5

There already have been a dozen Japanese born players in the NFL.

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  Robert Griffin QB Okinawa
  Emmett Cleary T Tokyo
  Marcus Thomas DT Yokosuka
  John Jackson T Camp Kwe
  Anthony Brown T Okinawa
  Matt Russell LB Tokyo
  Guy Bingham C Koiaumi Gumma Ken
  J.D. Pearson DB
  John Hagy DB Okinawa
  Dan Clark LB Camp Zama
  Rick Berns RB Kadena AFB
  John Arnold WR Shuizuoka
  

Answer 6

Very unlikely to happen.

Answer 7

It's possible. Noriaki Kinoshita was signed by the Falcons one preseason as a WR/kick returner. 

Answer 8

There's a Korean kicker on the Chargers.

Answer 9

Why not? If Garo Yepremian can become not only an NFL player but one who revolutionized the game, anyone can. 

Answer 10

Haruka Nakamuri

Only one I could find.  2008-1012.  Played for the Ravens, then in his last year started 13 games for the Panthers.  He's American of Japanese descent.

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