Synonyms for professional football
pro·fes·sional foot·ball

Princeton's WordNet

1. professional footballnoun

   football played for pay

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1. • Football
   • Sport

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1. Secretary Austin:

   Today, I have approved a plan by the Department of the Navy that will permit former Naval Academy midshipman Cameron Kinley to play professional football in the NFL, this plan will see Cameron enlisted in the Inactive Ready Reserve for the duration of Secretary Austin football career. Upon completion of his playing time, we look forward to welcoming him back inside the ranks as a naval officer.

2. President Barack Obama:

   There have been some blind spots that are rooted not just in professional football but dating back into college football and certain behaviors have been tolerated historically that really should not have been tolerated, hopefully this has been a wakeup call and people start thinking about this a little more systematically.

3. Eric Shanks:

   We are extremely fortunate to have this extraordinary team of experienced executives to guide the new USFL's development as we move toward launch this spring, i am confident Brian, Daryl, Mike and Edward have the passion, experience and commitment we need to get the job done, so come April, we will offer a compelling, high-quality game of professional football that fans will embrace.

4. Monday ESPN:

   Auction drafts are a common part of fantasy football, and ESPN's segments replicated an auction draft with a diverse slate of top professional football players. Without that context, we understand the optics could be portrayed as offensive, and we apologize.

5. Tom Brady:

   I think that it's just a different world than when I started in professional football. Even an offhanded comment like that...that people may run with, i mean it's just people doing their job. I mean a comment like that, it's -- I try to have fun with certain things.