Marching band is harder than football. (High School)

First off, I would like to say that this is a very open ended question that is similar to one like, which sport is better or is God real. I am saying that because you are going to get people like me who have played football for 11 years and know what football is like, and then people like you who play in the band. I state my case and you state your case, which are both right. So my argument against you will be based on the level of difficulty each taste will ensue. Mental, Physical and whatever Miscellaneous may be. (Mental) Everything you mentioned is a physical aspect not mental and I will tell you why. That was all either foot movement, body movement or muscle memory which is physical. You also said that everyone only will hear the one person who messed up? also wrong, the roar of everyone else gives that person an out, unlike football where if the running back fumbles the ball or the quarterback throws an interception there is not a single person who doesn't know that. The mental part of football comes when you are losing late in the game and you don't panic, but you have the mental strength to focus on the job at hand. That is what 2 a days are for the weed out the mentally weak ones, when I would be doing 110 yard wind sprints in 100 degree heat, it wasn't hard but my mind wanted it to be over. Common saying footballs 10% physical and 90% mental. Oh and do you know how it feels to look your opponent in the eye after a loss and say good game? (Physical) There is no comparing any sports workout regimen and what you do in the band. 3 hour morning summer workouts Monday through Friday, building new muscle everyday is hard when you are having to meet certain lift standards and when you run having to meet new times each week. Then having to hit someone else running full speed at you for 60 minutes (48 in high school). Most football games I couldn't move for 2 days after my body was so sore. Has that ever happened to you in the band? (miscellaneous) In football you have 11 guys on the field and like it or not they all have to know their jobs too. Memorizing an 8-12 minute show is a thing in its self, but you don't have another marching band trying the up stage you either you do your thing and go back to the the stands. Football we may have a perfectly drawn up game plan but they throw us a curve ball we call a run play and they blitz. Reacting on a dime to figure out the new blocking assignments and running backs finding a new hole to run through. Also I have seen members of the band with sheets of music, we don't get any help every play is memorized to a key. Band camp one week, summer work outs all summer from 6 am-930 am Monday though Friday, plus camp which is all week full contact, usually 3 practices a day, then 2 a days. Talk about free time, you have none. Let me tell you my school football schedule: 545 am- Wake up 620 am early morning workouts 800 am school starts 245 pm school is over 300 pm practice starts 600 pm practice is over 630-730 get home, eat and shower. 730-930 homework then when ever homework was over I would do an hour of film study and repeat. Saturday 800 am injury check keep in mind it was hard to move all day 1200-400 pm game review and study session Sunday 900 am-300 pm homework 330-600 pm film on next week. There is no comparison here.