True dat! Tebow was an unbelievable leader on the field . Will never understand why teams didn’t give him a chance to lead. He wasn’t the most accurate player but the dude was a winner!
@@bradleydavis8714 - Because he sucked. I had so much fun watching that 2011 season and following Tebow. I have two Madden Franchises dedicated to him, where I give him a chance to shine. One is on Madden 12 (that 2011 season) and the other is on Madden 25 (2013 season) where they introduced the read option to the video game. All of that being said, Tebow was a media distraction and a bad QB. His throwing motion was terrible, which resulted in inaccurate/inconsistent passes that also arrived late to their target. Sports science did a breakdown of his motion and how much time it wasted. From the time that a decision is made to throw the ball, go through the motion and when it leaves his hand, a significant amount of time has passed which allows these elite defenders to close the tight windows in the NFL. It has been broken down on film that a combination of poor choices, inaccurate passes, and his slow/awkward motion and release all combined for his miserable completion percentage. Then, on top of all of that, Tebow has said multiple times that he ONLY wants to play QB. Unlike Taysom Hill, who has shown a willingness to do anything the coaches ask him to. Hill plays HB, WR, FB (lead blocker), TE (out on the edge of the formation with his hand down), protector on punts, as a gunner in the kick-off team, and you know he would play FS or SS if asked. Tebow has an amazing personality for a leader on the sideline, but is NOT enough of a leader on the field to do whatever it takes to help the team win.
I like how they show the sequence of how the prior generation influences the next. I like how it shows the favorite player of the modern era’s stars, then they show the prior generation of NFL stars(Reed, Emmit, Farve, etc.) and then it shows who their influences were.
I remember Favres last year in GB and his first in MIN and Joe Buck or someone would say over and over "Rooting for Brett Favre is like rooting for America" and i completely agreed.
Long time Packer fan. My youngest son doesn’t hold Favre in very high regard. All he sees is the interceptions. I tell him, kid you weren’t there before him and you never got to feel the excitement he brought back to Green Bay. Lots of ups and lots of downs but every game made me love The Pack just a little more
Favre brought make winning back to GB in 29 years. He was Wisconsins son, went through adversity in many ways. He wasn't perfect but that's why we love him. Favre is the most beloved packer of all time. He needs to know that.
@@stretch273 nonsense, he is NOT an nfl quarterback. Started almost the entire 2011 season and had a 46% percent completion rate (Worst in the league 2011) If he humbled himself and transitioned to another position he would probably still be in the league.
Took a lot of balls for dashon Watson to admit Tebow was his guy class act to admit that knowing certain people would hate it and dog him for it, class act absolute class act
Steve Young is my All-Time favorite, sometimes I can’t crap for it as I am a Raider fan lol! But Steve was the man, with an amazing journey and career!!
@@talbotttankgames8721 hell yeah man he's one of my favorites to watch guys like him and roquan really give me hope for our team in the future considering their both super young but play like animals
Just cause Tebow didn't have the arm talent doesn't mean he was inspirational. DeShaun has the same amount of playoff wins in his first three years as Tebow had in two.
It is tough for me. Growing up a Browns fan in the 2000s, I had two all time favorites. I had a really good player that could win superbowls, and the only good Browns QB at that point in time. Peyton Manning is by far my all time guy, Tim Couch is the Browns player I liked most growing up. Now I cant choose one, such a talented lineup. It's back and forth, Baker or Chubb, Hunt or Garrett, Landry or Beckham, Ward or Higgins? I wish I had options like that growing up, not to take away from Couch, he did something no other Browns QB has done in the last 21 years. But I will always love Peyton Manning. That 18 is iconic.
Great to see Tebow named. The guy the NFL wants everyone to forget about for his display of prayer on the field. Like him or hate him, the man was a winner!
This is amazing because you see these players get this twinkle in their eyes as they go back to just being kids again. Thinking of their idols. Special to see.
Brett Farve was the man back in the day. It's just sad he had to be with the Packers. How do you have brett Farve then Aaron Rodgers and only win 2 Superbowls.
Some of the guys I grew up loving... Peyton Manning, Marvin Harrison from the Colts who were my favorite team as a young kid, also liked McNabb, Owens and Brian Dawkins from the Eagles. 2009 and 2010 were awesome years, seeing Brett Favre play for Minnesota with Adrian Peterson and watching Blount flourish and hurdle dudes as an udfa in Tampa was lit. Especially in the throwbacks! 🍊 The year was capped off by Marshawn Lynch derailing the Saints’ chance at a Super Bowl repeat with the beastquake. Lime green was also my favorite color, like many middle schoolers, so seeing them don like green alternates was thrilling. Tebow in 2011 was electric. Wasn’t always pretty but so fun to watch him and his teammates save that season and beat Pittsburgh. Russell Wilson, Lynch, & the LOB during their emergence, they were my favorite team in high school. And again, Peyton Manning, as he joined Denver and the new orange primaries were standard. He set the league record with 55 passing touchdowns. Very fun to watch. I have a kid now and I’m not as emotionally invested in teams I once was. But the most fun I’ve had watching games as an adult have been Super Bowl 52 and The Minneapolis Miracle, both in the same postseason. I like watching DK Metcalf; he’s one of my new favorite players. Sort of reminds me of a more humble TO. They both have the mean streak. But TO was humble in San Fran Early on too...
As a kid when I was first getting into the chiefs our QB was castle. I was just about 16 when we signed Mahomes so imma count him as my “growing up with” QB lol.
O.J. Simpson, "The Juice". Couldn't wait to watch the halftime highlights on Monday Night Football in the'70's with Cosell narrating to watch "The Juice" go! "Miami has the oranges, but Buffalo has "The Juice"!" -Cosell
Tim Tebow was goated, the NFL coaches just head him back from being himself. They wanted him to change position or play under a system. So he lost his love for the game because he wasn’t aloud to be himself. If he was allowed to play normally, he’d prolly be a Super Bowl champion
Ed Reed looks like an old Jazz musician.
He’s got that Thelonious Monk drip
New Orleans born and raised. It’s in his blood
Bassist for the Roots is sure possible with that
Being a jazz musician mirrors his game. His interceptions were as smooth as jazz too. XD
Man he looks cool as a warm spring day with a cool breeze coming
The impact Brett Farve had on the game is undeniable. I love how so many players chose him as their favorite
Generations of QBs inspired to play the game like him, that’s awesome
Goat !
@@jayden12242 He's not the goat.
He was fun to watch
He held the packers hostage
I love that one of Brett Favre’s favorite players is Archie Manning and Eli’s favorite player is Brett Favre.
Well of course Eli's fav wasn't his Dad. It's one small part of the package that makes up how much of a douchenag he is.
@@pla6ue thats not what hes saying
@@tvph Dude must be a Chargers fan 🤣
@@Burger-urger lol nice response
@@Burger-urger im a chargers fan
“There’s only one person that carries the ball right here!”
Yeah Tebow didn’t have a long run in the nfl, but that line sent chills down my spine.
One of the best leaders I’ve ever seen
Yeah
True dat! Tebow was an unbelievable leader on the field . Will never understand why teams didn’t give him a chance to lead. He wasn’t the most accurate player but the dude was a winner!
Handsdown
@@bradleydavis8714 - Because he sucked.
I had so much fun watching that 2011 season and following Tebow.
I have two Madden Franchises dedicated to him, where I give him a chance to shine. One is on Madden 12 (that 2011 season) and the other is on Madden 25 (2013 season) where they introduced the read option to the video game.
All of that being said, Tebow was a media distraction and a bad QB. His throwing motion was terrible, which resulted in inaccurate/inconsistent passes that also arrived late to their target. Sports science did a breakdown of his motion and how much time it wasted. From the time that a decision is made to throw the ball, go through the motion and when it leaves his hand, a significant amount of time has passed which allows these elite defenders to close the tight windows in the NFL.
It has been broken down on film that a combination of poor choices, inaccurate passes, and his slow/awkward motion and release all combined for his miserable completion percentage.
Then, on top of all of that, Tebow has said multiple times that he ONLY wants to play QB. Unlike Taysom Hill, who has shown a willingness to do anything the coaches ask him to. Hill plays HB, WR, FB (lead blocker), TE (out on the edge of the formation with his hand down), protector on punts, as a gunner in the kick-off team, and you know he would play FS or SS if asked. Tebow has an amazing personality for a leader on the sideline, but is NOT enough of a leader on the field to do whatever it takes to help the team win.
I like how they show the sequence of how the prior generation influences the next. I like how it shows the favorite player of the modern era’s stars, then they show the prior generation of NFL stars(Reed, Emmit, Farve, etc.) and then it shows who their influences were.
Yeah that was a really cool dynamic
yeah
I wish they'd have gone from Nuke, to Steve Smith, to Marcus Allen
@@michaelmeis2953 Because Allen looked up to OJ! haha
Ed Reed had the exaggerated swagger of a black teen
It gives me goosebumps every time I watch him make a hit
Bro what “exaggerated swagger”
@@skilletsbritches9799 u don’t get the reference😔
LMAO...that meme is never gonna get old, is it?
@@skilletsbritches9799 "you wouldn't get it"
I love how emotional these guys get. They're just so happy.
Ed was so high during this
No cap
He deserves it tho
@@joemayo9514 Oh for sure
@@joemayo9514 for sure
🐐
I played defense my whole life..... until i was 15
He Probley played football since he is a kid but yeah that was a funny sentence
Lmao right?
Not that crazy I mean good chance he started playing little league in between 6-8 and at that age you probably idolize people a little more
The fact that Watson's favorite player is Tebow is somehow hilarious and heartwarming at the same time
I think it’s shocking now, especially because of what Watson’s being accused of
lol
The story about free big macs brought a tear to my eye!
Shocked, Big Ben wasn’t his favorite player lol
Lol of course Ronnie Lott was Ed Reed’s idol. Makes perfect sense
It’s crazy how Farves favorite player was Archie Manning and Archie Manning’s sons favorite player was Farve
Seriously, it's the epitome of reaching your goals
Man so many former and current QB's looked up to Brett Favre, what a legacy
All in all, Brett Farve and Ed Reed left a huge impact on the game.
Damn Brett Farve got a lot of love out here lol
Every generations have a player they look up to in NFL
Yea i am 12 and I am trying to play cb and my idol is Jalen Ramsey hopefully i become good
@@justintaylor6756 I hope you become great
@@mosescarter5980 thanks bro i am going to study film and practices
@@justintaylor6756 yessir go be one of the greats and make sure you keep them grades up too
@@mosescarter5980 yea i am going to make sure i get them grades up too💯
I'm an NFL player in Madden so my favorite player is Frank Gore
Frank the Tank babay
@@jjnativebelieverreyes3898 Blue, you're my BOOOY
Same effect as an instagram model
they could have made this an hour long and i would have watched it
no one said Nathan Peterman???
the goat never gets any love
ik this is a joke but there all older than him lol
Fr. Glossing over the 🐐 like that is disrespectful
Brady and Montana would.
Or trace mcsorley
I remember Favres last year in GB and his first in MIN and Joe Buck or someone would say over and over "Rooting for Brett Favre is like rooting for America" and i completely agreed.
Farve was so much fun to watch, always smiling and cutting up on the sidelines. He made it look like fun while most QBs look to darn serious...
Favre
Not a Packers fan but Favre is my all-time favorite too. He was just so fun to watch
Consider myself very lucky to have grown up watching guys like Favre, Peyton, Ed Reed, Troy Polamalu and so many more. 2000-2010 was a great era
Almost a million subscribers let's go NFL
@Aedan Simon Highlights Yeah
Long time Packer fan. My youngest son doesn’t hold Favre in very high regard. All he sees is the interceptions. I tell him, kid you weren’t there before him and you never got to feel the excitement he brought back to Green Bay. Lots of ups and lots of downs but every game made me love The Pack just a little more
Favre brought make winning back to GB in 29 years. He was Wisconsins son, went through adversity in many ways. He wasn't perfect but that's why we love him. Favre is the most beloved packer of all time. He needs to know that.
My guy Favre is getting so much love! & he absolutely earned it
Ed Reed looks like that neighbor who always sits on his porch and shouts life advice at the kids paying in the street.
Man i wish tebow would’ve panned out in the nfl, what a great leader and person.
Never really got the chance tbh
@@stretch273 nonsense, he is NOT an nfl quarterback. Started almost the entire 2011 season and had a 46% percent completion rate (Worst in the league 2011)
If he humbled himself and transitioned to another position he would probably still be in the league.
@@TheWrongTone112 well he is 9-7 as a starter including a playoff win, which is a lot better than some qbs today
@@elimendoza_ preach! And beat the steelers in the playoffs in OT
@@stretch273 he got like, 20 changes. He should have been a running back
That’s cool as hell to see 4 generations of players back to back
Took a lot of balls for dashon Watson to admit Tebow was his guy class act to admit that knowing certain people would hate it and dog him for it, class act absolute class act
Wanna take that back now? Lol
Favre got me, a kid born in the heart of Seahawks country, excited about the Packers. Been that way ever since.
I love how they showed the connections and how far back they went in the chain of great players
One day nfl players in the future will be saying these guys
Lindsay is only 7 years younger than Tebow so it'll be pretty soon
Steve Young is my All-Time favorite, sometimes I can’t crap for it as I am a Raider fan lol! But Steve was the man, with an amazing journey and career!!
im a Raiders fan too and i had great admiration for favre, marino, barry sanders and lawrence taylor in particular
The only bad thing about this video is it’s too short. I can watch this for hours.
3:58 Tebow looks like the guy from Family Guy that's in the wheelchair.
His name is Joe
@@JeremyTalaczynski mama
@@JeremyTalaczynski Joe Tebow
Joe
Joe Swanson. And damn you're right
They should have included that interview when the 3-year old Peyton Manning says: "My dad".
It’s kind of cool how they had some of the players idols be there
I'm no NFL player but my favorite player is Steve McNair.
RIP.
McNair was the man slinging it in those baby blues! Good stuff!
Favre has always been my guy but air mcnair was great...r.i.p.
Eddie Jackson one of my favorites now🐻⬇️ love that he looked up to Reed one of my all time favorites
I may be a packers fan but I LOVE watching Eddie Jackson play. The man flys around the field and is always around the ball.
@@talbotttankgames8721 hell yeah man he's one of my favorites to watch guys like him and roquan really give me hope for our team in the future considering their both super young but play like animals
Wow, that whole Archie>Favre>Eli dynamic was crazy.
This was awesome.
It's honestly a good thing deshaun watson isnt like tim tebow
Just cause Tebow didn't have the arm talent doesn't mean he was inspirational. DeShaun has the same amount of playoff wins in his first three years as Tebow had in two.
Sooo happy Tebow got some love!
I'm a die hard NINERS fan, MONTANA, YOUNG, but in my high school years mid 90's and forth, BRETT FAVRE was something else
Imagine your favorite player’s favorite player being your dad. How cool is that
NFL FILMS, Congratulations, this is easily the best video I’ve ever seen. Keep the good work!
It is tough for me. Growing up a Browns fan in the 2000s, I had two all time favorites. I had a really good player that could win superbowls, and the only good Browns QB at that point in time. Peyton Manning is by far my all time guy, Tim Couch is the Browns player I liked most growing up. Now I cant choose one, such a talented lineup. It's back and forth, Baker or Chubb, Hunt or Garrett, Landry or Beckham, Ward or Higgins? I wish I had options like that growing up, not to take away from Couch, he did something no other Browns QB has done in the last 21 years. But I will always love Peyton Manning. That 18 is iconic.
It's kinda crazy how someone in this vid legitimately said they watched brady when they were young and still play against or for him
My favorite players growing up were Brett Favre & Bryan Cox. Cox wearing that neck collar with the blacked out Shield, He was a bad man!! #Legends
This is so great that the idols have idols that they look up to😊
I’ve always said that Favre and McNair were my 2 favorite players ever, they made me want to play QB and I did
Great to see Tebow named. The guy the NFL wants everyone to forget about for his display of prayer on the field. Like him or hate him, the man was a winner!
Steve Smith is probably my favorite receiver of all time as well and I'm 6'5.
I almost teared up with Tebow !
Deshaun's man of God comment didn't age too well.
Crazy how one player likes the father of the player that likes them
... it's a revolving door. That's dope. #PantherNation
This is amazing because you see these players get this twinkle in their eyes as they go back to just being kids again. Thinking of their idols. Special to see.
Ed Reed is talking like he’s on cloud 9😂
Brett Farve was the man back in the day. It's just sad he had to be with the Packers. How do you have brett Farve then Aaron Rodgers and only win 2 Superbowls.
The kid at the end is gonna be my favorite player in 20 years!
In 20 years Patrick mahomes/Brady will be everyone’s Brett farve
Every Lott clip is a 15 yard penalty and ejection. Wow. Love it.
Objectively false, his hits are still clean
Tim Tebow, shine on you crazy diamond
big ole Ed was sooooo blazed
Not a NFL player nor coach but played in HS and my core 4 favorite players ever were n still are
1)T.O.
2)Brett Favre
3)Randy Moss
4)Steve McNair
Ed reeds blazed
Love this channel so much
My fav will always be Peyton manning the sheriff!
Brett Favre: I love Archie Manning
Eli Manning: Brett Favre is my qb
Im sorry for anyone who missed out on watching Favre every week. Fan or not.
This was a great video!! Please do more of this ! Can’t wait for 20 years down the road when we hear about Larry Fits being the favorite
NFL Films is awesome
We need more episodes of this 🙏
Some of the guys I grew up loving...
Peyton Manning, Marvin Harrison from the Colts who were my favorite team as a young kid, also liked McNabb, Owens and Brian Dawkins from the Eagles.
2009 and 2010 were awesome years, seeing Brett Favre play for Minnesota with Adrian Peterson and watching Blount flourish and hurdle dudes as an udfa in Tampa was lit. Especially in the throwbacks! 🍊 The year was capped off by Marshawn Lynch derailing the Saints’ chance at a Super Bowl repeat with the beastquake. Lime green was also my favorite color, like many middle schoolers, so seeing them don like green alternates was thrilling.
Tebow in 2011 was electric. Wasn’t always pretty but so fun to watch him and his teammates save that season and beat Pittsburgh.
Russell Wilson, Lynch, & the LOB during their emergence, they were my favorite team in high school. And again, Peyton Manning, as he joined Denver and the new orange primaries were standard. He set the league record with 55 passing touchdowns. Very fun to watch.
I have a kid now and I’m not as emotionally invested in teams I once was. But the most fun I’ve had watching games as an adult have been Super Bowl 52 and The Minneapolis Miracle, both in the same postseason. I like watching DK Metcalf; he’s one of my new favorite players. Sort of reminds me of a more humble TO. They both have the mean streak. But TO was humble in San Fran Early on too...
Steve Smith.....damn now i like D Hop even more!
Philipp Lindsay is so loveable
It’s great watching these guys light up as fans when talking about their favorite player.😎
We people who come from South Carolina had to be influenced by steve smith and panthers, so shout out to deandre hopkins
As a kid when I was first getting into the chiefs our QB was castle. I was just about 16 when we signed Mahomes so imma count him as my “growing up with” QB lol.
Ed giving a shout out to his big bro is cool man
I'm very surprised so many QBs looked up to Farve
Respect to Ed reed for saying it was his older brother 💯
Walter Payton, Barry Sanders, and Brett Favre
That first Ronny Lott hit almost broke the camera 40 yards away.
O.J. Simpson, "The Juice". Couldn't wait to watch the halftime highlights on Monday Night Football in the'70's with Cosell narrating to watch "The Juice" go!
"Miami has the oranges, but Buffalo has "The Juice"!" -Cosell
yall gotta do more of these
This is an Ed Reed appreciation comment!!
Mos def he one of my favorite players
More of these, please.
I love that they went up the chain a lot
Reed and polamalu were so amazing to watch especially in the same division.
5:33 let’s take a moment and truly appreciate this.. what a beautiful picture this would make
Steve Smith is my favorite player of all time he so underrated
NFL keep these coming, great content.
i need ten thousand more episodes of this series please
That was splendid, love the way they traced the lineage back.
Shocked no one said Tom Brady
Steve Smith the 5’9”
Dope to see Tebow get some love
Tim Tebow was goated, the NFL coaches just head him back from being himself. They wanted him to change position or play under a system. So he lost his love for the game because he wasn’t aloud to be himself. If he was allowed to play normally, he’d prolly be a Super Bowl champion