I would say that the US needs a better, more accurate name. Soccer has been around a lot longer than US Football. The word football means 'foot ball' -- to use one's feet. US Football rarely uses feet to move the ball -- less than 10% of the game. The rest of the world football means using the feet to move the ball. But, of course, the US name will remain because the US is always right. (same with the metric versus the US system of measurement)

With all due respect to its many fans, "American Football" not only has been proven to be harmful to its devotees' health, but it's misnamed. It should be called "grabball" or "hugball" or maybe even "squeeze ball." Those terms actually would be much more descriptive of what actually happens in an "American Football" game. In the name of truth in labeling and to avoid deceiving the uninitiated, American Football should cease to call itself football forthwith. When that happens, "football" will mean the same thing in the USA as anywhere else. I believe in self help in this area. "Soccer" is an absurd word. What is a socc? Instead of using "soccer," I suggest using football and insisting on it.

Tag and soccer.

Can it really be considered a sport if you don't use your hands? Seems more like a kids game.

Football...

in America soccer and football but in England football and American football maybe.