EUROPEAN REACTS TO AMERICAN FOOTBALL BIGGEST HITS PT.2 (HERE COMES THE BOOM)
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- WHAT IT DO KEVZGANG! Today, we are going to be checking some more out of the NFL Biggest Hits! THESE WERE NASTY! Which american football player had the least regard for human life? LIKE, COMMENT, AND SUBSCRIBE FOR MORE!
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As a kid growing up in Iowa we played full contact football and went 110% in our backyards with no padding at all! We grow up from a very young age playing this sport and we don't hold back!!
same when we grew up it was backyard football over the summer came home with a lot of blood hahaha
We are raised a little different in Iowa 🫡
Bruh flipping twice in the air from a dude twice my size lol and gotta walk it off in front of the boyz
Me too, and I’m a girl.
yeasir, iowa gang. what part u from?
I coach high school football. We weight train just about year round. So we’re talking about kids 14-15 years old lifting weights. Our running back had a 505lb squat, 425 bench, and a 295 power cling. The kid is 17.
Get'em Coach
If you are truly a coach, then you obviously haven’t realized that such intense weight training on kids, the ages that you stated is extremely negligent, and will harm them in the future!
15 or 16 or 17 years old students haven’t built the proper ligament and tendon strength to be able to intensely weight train, and is unadvised!!
You would literally be amazed how much plyometric body weight training will not only build their cardio while making them extremely strong while also improving their cardiovascular fitness and on top of that they’ll be faster!!
What’s the difference between a kid being able to squat 500 pounds and bench 400 over a kid who had the fitness capability of two or 300 push-ups in a row and two or 300 yoga squats?
What’s more impressive?
That's impressive for a full grown man, he will be monster when he hit his early 20s 👍
@@BILLEON2005 to a degree I agree with you I started seriously training with weights at 13 and as a result I got strong I gained my desired mass however I do think it's partially responsible for me being only 5'7"
@@andyloy5976 But at least you could beat up anyone who made fun of your height.
Hits made on players that don't have the ball are to block the defense from reaching the ball carrier. Blocking like that is legal in case you were wondering
The hit you paused at and said "He thought he was safe" was by Sean Taylor during a Pro Bowl game which is pretty much an exhibition match that's usually played at half speed. That's the kind of beast he was. 🙏 RIP 21
One of the hardest hits I've seen but I have to give Brian Moorman credit for hopping right back up and running off the field. I think everyone thought he was dead for a heartbeat.
The GOAT Mr. Taylor. RIP bro and go canes 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
I left many a game in high school with a pounding headache from likely undiagnosed concussions after hitting guys as hard as I could head first. Even if you stop playing while you're still barely an adult, this sport can take a huge toll on you - herniated discs, back and neck injuries that orthopedics can pick out a mile away. To be honest though, I probably wouldn't give up a second of my time playing.
I've had 3 concussions I can remeber, It affects my memory and my mood and mental state. Just like you I wouldn't trade a second of it. Football was the best
I got hit like the first guy. I got a concussion. I got 70 stitches from my lip to my neck. I had light sensitivity. American football is a collision sport. Not for the faint of heart.
I can’t describe the feeling of layin on one of these hits. You are imparting your will on someone who is trying to do the same too you. It’s an incredible feeling and if done right you don’t feel it but the other guy sure does.
I spent 4 years playing in high school. I got knocked out twice. Your job was to win and inflict pain. I was the smallest offensive lineman. I was 170 and laying out 200 pounders. 3 years varsity. I'm glad I did it, I was pressured to play. My son or daughter, if they want to play I'll support them but I still have knee problems and back problems. If I didn't put myself through it the problems would be less right now.
I DON'T REGRET A DAMN THING! It's some of the hardest work you will ever do and teaches teamwork. One of the best, most painful times in my life! Totally worth it!
170 and 200 pounders? where did you play 1A football in Iowa? My highschool all of our varisty and JV linemen were over 275 and interior linemen usually sat at over 315 and 6'2+.
@@rabbi4skin666 close lol. Small town Wisconsin. I was the smallest guy on the line.
Sorry but my son will never see a football field. Like you said, your injuries are still nagging you. I don't want him going through life with that or worse.
You understand why Americans struggle with Soccer? Especially the flopping... React to High Schools Biggest hits lol.
We don’t take soccer as serious as other countries do lol it’s like our 3rd-4th most popular sport
@@suprememal4353 hockey is number four. Football, Basketball, Baseball, and Hockey are our major four. Are you from The USA? Association Football is popular with girls and fem boys.
@@johndessoye Soccer is a beast sport requiring cardio and ability but it's just asking a different weight class and skillset than football.
@@johndessoye It obviously was a wild statement, I was just justifying how much we don’t care for the sport itself
Not enough scoring for the American crowd!
I started playing football at 8 years old and played all the way through high school. Running was a big part of my early training once I hit Middle school weight training started. In high school we were required to supervised weight training and conditioning all year long to play Football.
Lol, we grew up playing, "kill the man with the football." No pads.
Not just football. played college basketball, got legs swept from under me. Hit my head so hard it was complete lights out. Game was delayed for over ten minutes so I could get my sight back before the carried off! Love the game!
Yup this is it bro, thanks for the shout out
You bet g!
Oddly enough, in my middle school years, we...may have organized a mix of US and European Football...(soccer mixed with the hits of American football) with about 100 vs 100 on our giant pitch...needless to say it was wild fun...and we all got detention for a couple weeks.
I’m a 62 yr old Grandmother… growing up in the late 60’s & 70’s,
I used to play football with my 3 brothers and the neighborhood guys- (no girls my age lived around us)… I got pretty good at playing…even when I married my husband, (who has a lot of brothers), I took part in the games… We live in Western Pennsylvania, and played in all kinds of weather… No helmets or padding. Mom never knew which one of us was coming home with a concussion or something broken. Still, 90% of the time, it was cool!
These guys are beyond tough. I once saw a guy named Don Beebe jump up to catch the ball, defender hit him and he flipped over his shoulder. Beebe landed on his head and he bounced like a spring. Dude got up, ran off the field and sat out one play. Came back on and played the rest of the game. I honestly thought that the dude broke his neck.
Beebe was a great receiver! Great hands, great route running. I just never really liked the teams he played for, lol.
There are big hits at all levels of football as evident in the video. So of those older hits were legal at the times but as player safety and awareness has increased some of those hits at the college level would result in ejections and and the pros unnecessary roughness or unsportsmanlike conduct that could lead to an ejection. I count myself lucky I played 11 years and never was diagnosed with a concussion but that doesn’t mean I never sustained any I can think of two times where it definitely lined up to that but through the 90s and early to mid 2000s you kept quiet and it was coached there’s a difference between being hurt and injured and you would try and tough out being hurt where as injured was a no go.
The most fun I ever had was when I was 16-17 and was playing football 🏈 with my friends and it started raining.
To make the long story short it somehow went from football to mud wrestling.
Everyone of us ended up completely covered up in mud laughing like idiots.
The Joys of that age alone is a vibe, mix that with some sports and elements and these are unforgettable moments
5:45 was in the all-star game, an exhibition of the best players, where they are most concerned with not getting hurt. Except for Sean Taylor, the tackler, RIP, who just loved laying out clean hard hits.
Punter was being disrespectful with that fake punt. ST couldn't let that slide.
I love watching peoples faces when they really dont understand how hard they hit in football until they can actually see the hits !
I actually wanted to try playing till I really seen how they hit 😂
@@KevzSports Can you believe I got a 24 hour ban , on comments because of what I posted ?! 😂
Tony Romo took a shot in I think it was 2011 or 2012 playing against the 49ers. It fractured ribs and punctured a lung. He played the rest of the game and lead Dallas on a comeback to win the game. Playing with that injury. He was the quarterback too so he was touching the ball every offensive play for Dallas.
the infamous 'here comes the boom video'.
5:43 pro bowl. One of the most sad moments. Promising ass rookie got rocked by Ray Lewis (who btw, I think is a preacher now) and basically got an injury that nuked his career
"that looks like a three on one"
Yupp. That's exactly what that was 😂
I was knocked out 3 times by the time I got to 7th grade. but we had bad coaching and bad info back then. you were taught to plant your helmet on the chin in a lot of places.
This was 10 years ago now, but I was always taught to get your body as low as possible before you get hit. And when it came to tackling, just wrap them up. Even if you can't knock the ball-carrier to the ground, wrapping up their legs can slow them down
I got hit like the first guy. I got a concussion. I got 70 stitches from my lip to my neck. I had light sensitivity. American football is a collision sport. Not for the faint of heart.
Nope definitely isn’t
You should add hockey into the channel good videos btw 👍
And remember that these men are about 6 foot 3 or taller and about 230-250 lbs on average. That size and speed make it more like a car crash when they collide than just a contact.
Rugby is a "Contact" sport while Football is a "Collision" sport
I grew up with, loved, and played, both American and association football. I have become somewhat disenchanted with the American game, although I do watch it occasionally.
The American game is gladiatorial blood sport. Players sacrifice their health and shorten their life spans for the entertainment of millions.
They have incredibly brief careers, on average.
While some make huge piles of money, most earn near the league minimum.
They have the weakest union in American professional sport.
Players receive little, if any guidance, with respect to financial advice. As a result, many are destitute within a short span of time, once their careers are finished. Unscrupulous agents, tax difficulties, and so-called friends and family with empty pockets and extended hands... all contribute to the creation of a small margin of error. A bling bling lifestyle and one or two bad decisions (opening a risky, capital intensive business like a night club or recording studio, for example) can cripple a newly minted millionaire and make a pauper of him.
Basically, it feels like a trade in human misery.
But with all that said, getting the opportunity to bring the lumber and clean a fool out.... it's a pretty satisfying thing.
The minimum salary for a rookie with no game experience whatsoever is $705,000. It's not the league's fault if players don't have enough sense to get financial advice.
2:02 CFL. Canadian Football League. Arugably one of the more sleeper leagues....
I started playing at 7 and continued all through high school until I was 18. And at each practice, my practice, he always told us, "If you aren't hitting em hard, you're not playing the game right"
I just came across your video and this was the best reaction I’ve seen so far to this lol my son played football in high school and I made the mistake of watching this video before going to one of his games, big mistake lol but luckily he played defense and was the one doing the hitting. You’ve gotten a new subscriber here can’t wait to see more of your videos 😁
Really appreciate that there! Welcome, please make yourself comfortable and enjoy!
There’s NFL, College, High School and grade school. Getting hit by one of these guys is said to be the equivalent of being hit by a moving car in the 20’s mph range. These guys start playing in grade school with one goal in mind…….to make in the big leagues.
NFL, Canadian, big time college football, small college football, high school, and even some little kids are included.
My son played 2 yrs in high school at 6 ft 4 inches 295 lbs. Standing on the sidelines you could feel the ground shake.
6'4 295 Jesus christ
NOT knowing How to React….. Is. the. best. reaction! PERIOD, NO IFS , ANDS OR THE BUTTS.
😂😂😂😂👌
I would say about 75% of the players got up an walked away from being hit, and yes, you can be blocked and get hit just as hard as you just saw
Some of those hits. Yes, being hit from the blind side is the worst. I have been their as a defensive player
I have gotten broken bones from getting absolutely lit up when I didn't see it coming
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😂😂 I will brotha, we will all be winning out here 💪
In US football, players will block or tackle opponents when they are too near their dude with the ball, the main difference in our game is there are tackles to protect and keep the opposition from tackling the runner or sacking the quarterback to gain possession ...which is the 3 on 1 you saw, and that's legal. However, the facemask that took the quarterback out looking like he was clotheslined, is a big no no.
That’s called “The helicopter”😂😂😂
Most of these players are between 17 - 25st, and despite their size they have serious pace.
I played defensive end and got run over by linemen and runners. Big fun!
They say that the force from getting hit like that has the same force as car accidents
Holding back puts yourself in danger. Head to head is not allowed in 2022.
As an American, I guarantee you that we all are on our feet telling at the to of our lungs excitedly when his like these happen live
I love the "Reverse Uno" reference
Most of these hits, you get 1 of these in your entire life. When my son was 10 years old, he folded a kid in half like a piece of origami and unfortunately nobody got it on film. He played until he graduated when he was 17 and he never sniffed another hit like that. He had a safety that was the difference in a game and a game ending deflection on 4th and 2. 4 years of highschool football and that's his only 2 highlight reel plays. But the 1 he hangs his hat on to this day came in the championship game against the Wilson Warriors when he made the entire stadium go silent at the tender age of 10 🤣🤣🤣🤣
It's a penalty in college and NFL to hit helmet to helmet because it could cause dangerous injury to both players. That's when the referees throw the yellow flag and stop the play. If a team wants to challenge, the coach throws a red flag. The coach is allowed three flags per game. The officials review the play by watching the replay.
It takes a lot of calories,working out and training to get how some of these athletes get,sometime check out some of the catches these guys can pull off,it's on another level.
In high school we called this type of football ground and pound. Lol
American football is great. A some of these clips were also high school football which is really big in basically all states, crowd is electric, as well. and some are also Canadian football too.
This is what we did in the 80's as young kids no pads!!!
In football the point of defense is to put the ball carrier through the ground when slamming them. Violence in game form.
My days been pretty good
Ayy, glad to hear that!
Man you should check out hockey hits. Less padding and even more brutal. Love the gladiator sports
You should watch some powerful running backs like Derrick Henry, Josh Jacobs, or Najee harris
In my day we used to play tackle or full contact football on asphalt. No pads, hitting like pros and nobody got hurt! Go figure. This was in the 70's by the way.
Trust me, those pads don't help THAT much to keep it from hurting when you get a 250 pound man hitting you with everything he has while running at full speed. These guys get concussions and broken bones frequently
some of the videos are also high school and grade school football as well.
I know brudda hence ‘American football’ 😉
Football is a full contact, soccer is endurance.. padding is to help bones from not shattering, it’s still like a car-crash, an airbag only helps so much.. also men’s European football act like babies sometimes, bruh he barely touched u! I’ve had a ball to the face and all I asked was is it broken and played on..
A lot of these hits are illegal, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t happen constantly. Also they compare some hits to car crashes
This video has NFL, college, (4) high school, and (1) Pop Warner football hits.
8:47 The "why" is because he was protecting his teammate (ball carrier) by stopping the player trying to tackle him.
12:00 he wasn't out of the game. He got back up and played.
I was screamin EAT MORE PROTEIN at like 4:31. eat more chicken and lift bruh. That's it.
Get me to 1,000 Subs and I’ll be the healthiest Kevz you’ll ever see
It's not all about the physically getting hit. Some of the conditions these guys played. You should check out the documentary on the Ice Bowl. You wouldn't believe me if I told you.
6:09 Up....DOWN!
5:55 - RIP Sean Taylor
Dude thought he was safe because this was during the NfL Pro Bowl (the NfL's all star game), where you don't expect anyone to go all out like that. Sean Taylor (the defensive player) was a different breed. If you haven't seen it, check out one of the documentaries on his life and tragic death. Gone way too soon.
This was almost on the level of the 1970 MLB All Star game where Pete Rose BARRELED through Ray Fosse at home plate to score. In a damn all star game. Lol
Ray Fosse was never the same after that 1970 all star game.
There is also CFL Canadian football league in some of these videos didn't know if you knew that
At 2:40 the guy that got hit was actually paralyzed and had to retire.
when you see people get hit without the ball they are being prevented from pursuing the opposing team member with the ball it's called blocking. Also in the video you saw the last player get tackled as he was leaping in the air, this always a risk for the receiver and if possible the quarterback should avoid profiling his teammate it of course leaves the receiver vulnerable.
This sport is too critical fro any mistake the way I am understanding it. I honestly love it!
@@KevzSports to play at this level these players have been at it for years possibly since early youth starting at 8 or 9 years of age, the older they get the more intense and brutal the game.
People don’t realize we do this for fun. Playing in the city streets at a young age. No pads.
Look up the 46 defense it was a nightmare for the quarterbacks from the 1985 Chicago Bears
Want to know what they eat to get that big? Ribs, Red beans and rice, cornbread, (hence the term cornfed boys) lots of good ol soul food.
Seesh! That made me hungry not going to lie 😍
@@KevzSports lol when I typed it I was eating a pulled pork sandwich, otherwise I would have been too.
My son is 22. He's also 6ft 6, 300 lbs. I'm 6ft 1 250. There that go
Dude, these players exercise almost constantly, like on a daily basis to get that jacked. It's a cool way to live if you're into lifting and doing cardio every single day for years and years, but personally I think there's way more to life.
I couldn’t agree more with you, like you said if that is you then hey to each their own you do you 👌
@@KevzSports exactly, my 9 year old is probably going to be one of these guys because never stops working out. He'll legit go to wrestling practice for 2 hours then come home and work out with his Dad. I just sit on the couch and think how crazy they both are.
@@katherinetomasello3661 they’ll do you proud I’m sure
@@KevzSports He already has, each day he just keeps surprising me, he's one hell of a young man.
LT. Most people thought he was more animal than man.....Lawrence Taylor look him up =)
I’ve broken both ankles, my shin bone my right hand and a rib.. I’d do it all again if I could 😊
, here's another one you might want to check out it was hit that Wilber Marshall put on Joe Ferguson from the Detroit Lions he damn near killed him
Welcome to the only sport on the planet that can be called a collision sport.
I saw a video of Australian football/rugby I think that was pretty close though
Each sports has its dangers, NFL brings out that Dawg in you though 😤
At 6:26….wrestling take down 101.✅👏
As an American I am proud of my countrys 😂
Collage miracles part 1 when u got it scheduled jw?
I watch this and laugh in American
Hell yeah lil bro it's so intense. U need to come and truly experience the games up close and personal. It's spectacular. On that note
WHO DEY 🧡 🖤......
To get big like them......come to America and eat our size portions of food and work our with some of the pros ex: ( look up "CT Fletcher")!
If you think of USA grid iron football as a war then you can understand it.
Its leagle. Get over it. This is American Football. We love it. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
There’s a reason they’re called “hospital passes”.
Keep in mind that these are huge men that are running into each other at full speed. Most of the time, when the players are hit, they just get back up and continue playing. When I hear people saying that they think that rugby has harder hits than the NFL, I just laugh, because people who say that have never watched this video. Those that do say that, but then watched this video, totally changed their minds about rugby having harder hits than the NFL. Researchers have said that, hitting this hard is the same as being in a car crash, as the impacts are equivalent.
these helmet give such a false sense of security, aas long ass its safe I likes this here!!
Rugby is a contact sport. American Football is a collision sport.
I love one more than the other guessp
You want to see a hard hit check out the Steelers Ike Taylor knocks out Miami Dolphins quarterback
I don’t think he realizes that collage has more fans than the NFL
Now you need to watch the NHL
that "helicopter" move at the end is not that bad...It was common enough to be called a "helicopter" a few a year happen...or use too...
Lmao, good ol' football. The way it was.
But I'm telling you, you NEED to look at the BEST HARDEST hits, which happen on punt and kick returns (trust me, I grew up playing football - these will blow your mind). Turn the volume up because they sound so good. At 0:38 in the video #17 gave up the ghost, I think. At 4:38, you are not allowed to tackle someone by ripping his head off. These are mostly just college boys but you see how bad it is. Tell us what you think! th-cam.com/video/gI5AAYScr4U/w-d-xo.html. Remember, if you are on the field, you are a target whether you have the ball or not.
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All of those "football/soccer" dives in Europe??? Those players are NOT getting hurt!! The players in THIS video are candidates form an ambulance and YET most just "pop-up" and continue playing.....
Been playing football since a kid and most guys are the same to some degree. If there ever was an international league no one would ever compete with the US because we've all been doing it since we were small. Same reason why the US will never win a world cup lol
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Hard to not fall in love with American Football huh?
Very hard!
What till he finds out about Derrick Henry