The Bills and Jets had a color rush game a few years back where they wore all red and all green. No one setting the game up realized it but everyone who’s color blind couldn’t tell who was who to save their life. That was the last time that happened.
The home team gets to choose their jersey. Some teams prefer their white jerseys with certain pants and will wear white at home some times. Most teams tend to wear their colored jerseys at home. But every team has a colored jersey and a white jersey, and the away team wears the opposite of what the home team has chosen for their unis that week. Examples in this Cowboys @ Rams, Falcons @ Bucs, and Fins @ Jets.
They work out the uniforms beforehand. A majority of the teams wear their "dark" jerseys at home...Giants wear blue, packers wear green, steelers wear black, Vikings wear purple etc...a handful wear white at home. The Cowboys are a team who has always worn white at home.
That is Stone Cold Steve Austin and the clip is from The Longest Yard. He keeps calling him Porn Star Jimmy G because when he was drafted a famous female Porn star asked him out on a date and they slept together and she said he was the best she ever had. 😂😂😂 Also the jersey thing is tricky they have color rush and throwback uniforms now so typically one team will wear white and the other something that is the polar opposite. Doesn’t always work like it used to. Great reaction. Also he doesn’t have any Ravens/Bengals highlights that was the night game last Sunday and it was awesome.
Every team has a home and away jersey....you 3 are wearing home jerseys but the home team determines which they want to wear, they can wear the away outfit at home if they so choose to force the away team to wear their own home outfits.....this comes into play usually during the hot period of the early season.
This is the correct answer. To add to it, whichever jersey (home or away) that the home team decides to wear, the opponent has to wear the opposite (i.e., if the home team chooses to wear the away jerseys, the opponent has to wear their own home jerseys). Having said that, it is *usually* the case (except for the hot period of the early season, as @Jeff's SIXX described) that the home team will wear their home jerseys.
@@SIXX2772 1. That the away team *must* use the opposite jersey from the one selected by the home team, and 2. that the home team *usually* picks the home jerseys. Those might have been implied in your comment, but I wanted to clarify those two items for people who don't watch much NFL.
I believe it's illegal to lift a player to block a field goal or extra point. They had to do that because back in the day, Big Daddy Lipscomb (he played in the 50s and 60s), who was 6'6", used to put another player on his shoulders to block kicks. Also, nowadays, when you jump to block, you can't land on other players or it's a penalty.
My father, a former college player, once told me that traditionally, the home team would always wear white and the away team dark. That was because in the older days the away team didn't have easy access to laundry services and if they were to play multiple away games before going home, the dirt/mud wouldn't cover up the white. That would make it easier on the fans and officials to keep them apart visually. Of course, once they could launder their jerseys even on the road, it became a home team choice so away teams would bring both jerseys and wear the opposite of the home team.
They're forced to have sponsors on their jerseys in soccer because there are no commercial breaks to bring in advertisement money. Football has a TON of commercial breaks, to the point where I usually tape the game and watch it 45 mins later just so I can skip them.
One of the reasons for the white vs. color uniform is that TV used to be Black and White and screens were kind of small, so viewers could not distinguish between teams. So, grey or black became the standard for boxing, baseball, football etc.
Don’t love brushing over a 98 yard touchdown. That shit doesn’t happen weekly and it never even registered. A 3rd and 10 bomb from your own end zone for 98 yards is nuts.
You used to be able to “launch” off of another player on FG attempts as a tactic to block kicks. It got out of hand and they changed the rules about 10 years ago.
The Zach Wilson joke - basically there's whole thing of his ex gf dating his college team mate and there was rumors of one of his mom's friends (I think one of Zach's mom's friends) is getting... Shafted by Zach lol
Just for reference. If you look at the score graphic, the first team listed is the away team. So when you see it always think Tennessee @ Washington. Home will always ware it’s solid color and away will ware it’s mostly white color. Loving your interest in American Football.
I think in the NFL, the home team gets to choose what color uniform they want to wear. The visiting team has to choose a different color to wear so they don't clash. Every NFL team has a white jersey combo.
Occasionally the NFL will do a "color rush" game and both teams will wear special all colored uniforms. Normally the home team gets to decide if they will wear their white or colored jersey. Most home teams will wear their colored jersey. But the Cowboys always wear their white jerseys at home. Also teams in hot weather games will wear their white jerseys.
It does seem logical to lift the players up to try and block a field goal but it is explicitly against the rules. They have a rule covering that and it is not allowed. Great Video.
From a couple years ago, a lot of home teams started wearing their white jerseys at home. It used to basically only be the Dallas Cowboys that did that, but now a lot of teams are doing it. I think the home team can decide which jersey to wear, and then the away team has to wear the opposite one accordingly. So, if the home team chooses their away jersey at home(ie the white jersey), then the away team has to wear their home jerseys(the one with color).
You used to be able to block a pick by picking up someone back in the early 1900’s but to many people had their faces disfigured by getting kicked in the face by the football
In the NFL the white jerseys are usually worn by the away team and in the NBA the home team usually wears white. Not always, but for the most part that's the case. Keep killing it blokes
This one is probably more entertaining for y'all in the UK. The one from last week is a little more in depth designed for the more long standing NFL fan. Last week's review had several jokes that y'all missed simply because they were meant for the hardcore football fan. I can see how y'all like this one more.
In football the away team wears white jerseys and the home team wears the team colored jerseys BUT the nfl does this thing called “color rush” when the teams wear a 1 colored uniform that look pretty awesome. In basketball it’s the other way around most time the home team wears white and the away team wears the team colors.
As far as the uniform situation. White unis are usually designated for "AWAY" (or "visitor") teams but teams like the Cowboys & Dolphins use white as their home. Cowboys is traditional; while Dolphins are because during the warmer months, Miami can be humid so the lighter/white colors can keep their players' body temp cooler As long as the colors aren't the same or offset each other, teams can wear whatever
Almost no mentions of Bailey Zappe's first career start for the Patriots beating the number 1 offense in the league shutting them out! Huge day for the defense and offense! GO PATS!
With baseball, except for some alternate unis, the home team is in white, the away in gray as the base color of the jersey and pants. It's more subtle but easy to pick out once you notice it.
White was typically the away jersey but home team decides. For example, the Dallas Cowboys often wear white at home because they think they look prettier in them 😒. Other teams may chose white at home if stadium is outdoors and the weather is expected to be brutally hot on game day.
In the NFL The Home team will wear their team colors while the away team will wear white or if its a special throwback jersey or "alternate jersey" game they'll wear significantly different jerseys, same with the NBA except in the NBA Home will wear white and away will wear their team colors
Utree (urinating tree) chiseled are both Steelers fans. Utree is more sports breakdown comedy and chiseled is more pure comedy lol utree is basically comedy ESPN
In the NFL each team has a "home", "away", and alternate uniform. I believe the home team gets to choose what they wear and the away team wears whichever clashes the least
That is Stone Cold in the remake of the Longest Yard you were correct. Also, the roughing the passer call also got Tom Brady an $11,000 fine for trying to kick the defender who tackled him. So, how much roughing could it be, should of been offsetting penalties at least.
Have to react to the Tennessee Alabama game that just happened on Saturday, it was the best game of the year, and the fans and noise and craziness at the end is something to see
Idk if it's universal but with American professional sports, the team colors differ with away/home by team sometimes. Plus with college or high school, it can be a bit difficult as there are so many color meshes that schools use that are similar. So, if they play neutral games it all depends whom is "home." Plus retro jerseys that the Patriots use. If you're new, just focus on the helmet with American football.
Sports leagues in the U.S. - as I imagine with football and other sports leagues in the UK and Europe - have certain ways to avoid what you call "kit clash" but it does vary by sport: NFL - Usually team colours at home, white uniforms away... the Cowboys being a notable exception. Many teams do have third/alternate jerseys. NBA - white jerseys at home, team colours away - again, alternate jerseys may change this. MLB - white jerseys (with team name or logo) at home, grey jerseys (usually with city name) away. again many teams have alternate jerseys, often in team colours NHL - team colours at home, white jerseys away. It had been the reverse until the early 2000s. Again, alternate/3rd jerseys are common.
The home team gets to choose which jersey they want to wear. In Miami, the Dolphins usually wear white due to the heat to make the other team hot and uncomfortable. In Green Bay, the packers wear green, to stay warmer than the visiting team.
It usually is the away team that wears the white kit, but in some cases they give the home team the choice as to which kit to wear and a lot of times, if the weather is supposed to be hot or if there is some sort of other advantage to wearing white, the home team will elect to wear white. But most of the time dark is the home kit. As far as the ads on the uniforms, I do believe the NFL has deals with certain companies that keeps them from putting other ad logos on the uniforms, but if you ever see photos of their practice kit they will usually have company logos on one of the shoulders.
Brown man here: I feel there wasn't enough Steve Austin acting cartoonishly racist. I've never rooted for a Taysum Hill or Austin Ekeler touchdown more than before today.
Fun fact the cowboys are the only ones that wear the fully colored gear on away games and wear the whites during home games, and yes the away team is suppose to wear wait only due to the fact of some colors can be similar so it’s to best separate the teams
I think the rule now is that the home team gets to pick their jersey and the away team has to wear whatever the opposite is. Generally the joke team in the NFL wears the team colors and the away team wears white, but not always. It's the other way around in the NBA, home teams in white and away teams in team colors. On Christmas the NBA teams sometimes wear special jerseys that don't necessarily have to be white.
Tom Brady is personally responsible for every penalty that is caused by various ways to sack the quarterback. You can't tackle them below the waist from the front to protect his knees. You can't touch their helmets in any way to protect his head, etc. All of these current rules were instituted following Brady complaining about a hit in that manner. In this case, though it wasn't extreme enough to warrant the foul, you can't "slam the ball carrier to the ground with force", (a wrestling suplex, for example) but obviously this tackle wasn't that. Yes, it's Stone Cold Steve Austin from The Longest Yard. It also featured Chris Rock, Joey Diaz, and a number of former NFL and pro wrestlers. The home team picks the color of their jersey and the visiting team wears the opposite. You can't have two teams wearing the color (home) jersey (color blindness issues and more than one team wears "blue" for instance). It's the same in college football. LSU wears white at home 99% of the time. It's hot as balls in Louisiana for 3/4 of the season and they probably want the other guys wearing the hotter color. I'm not sure why, but I am 51 years old and they have done this as long as I can remember. The Spongebob thing went on that long because he's a Steelers fan and the Cowboys are their biggest rival. On top of that, Cowboys fans are constantly boasting about their team and they can go 15 losses in a row and then win the last game of the season by 3 points in overtime and they'd still say "We're back, baby! We are the champions!"
White kits are away and color are home but home team gets to choose which they wear. For example, In Miami, if the opponent has black kits, Miami will choose white so the black kits will be hotter for the visiting players in the Miami heat.
there is one exception to the white rule. thrusday night games both teams play in the all one color uniforms. like the browns in that all brown uniform. oh and teams have 4 uniforms, home, away, the all solid color and a throwback uniform. that would be another exception is the throwback day. dont remember when that is but thats another one.
In MLB the home team wears white, visiting wears gray. Occasionally, alternate uniforms are worn. Example: the Boston Red Sox wear red jerseys at home. The NBA and NHL follow a similar routine to MLB. The NFL does the same as above but some teams wear the dark colors at home. Example: Buffalo Bills wear blue jerseys at home and white on the road.
Generally the Cowboys are the exception since they wear white at home, but a home team reserves the right to choose the kits. Some teams choose to wear white in the early weeks of the season because it’s supposedly an advantage to have the other team play in the sun with colors
They don't lift each other because bottom guy would be blocked and woe unto dropped top guy.:) oh, and jumping over the center is now illegal. It used to be OK if you never touched him -and he'd try to stand up and hit your nuts with his helmet.
Home team gets choice of kit... Normally it's home color, and visiting away is white.... In college basketball it's opposite, home is white, away is collort
16:58 it's not allowed. In fact just a few years ago they also made it so that defenders can't use their hands to push off of the linemen and get extra height, but people have still jumped the line by just leaping it untouched.
Oh my god - two of my private internet worlds are colliding. Will these Brits get the references? Let's find out. Updated to add: "Chubb" is universal.
Cowboys always wear white at home, they are the only team that does this. Sometimes other teams will occassionally wear white at home. Baseball home teams always wear white.
One team wears home colors while the other team wears the white away colors. The home team gets to choose. All bets are off if the NFL marketing team has a synaptic misfire.
I never expected chiseled Adonis from you guys 😂
Absolutely love it tho
Not what we asked for but no one will ever complain. He’s honestly one of the funniest dudes I’ve ever come across
THE CHISLED ADONIS!? You guys are gold, and so glad that Chiseld's content is reaching more people
One of the best in comedic sports commentary 😂
@@bl8ed930 One of the absolute greatest! LMAO you can tell by the comments who really lives with sticks up their asses. Chisled is GOATED
Yep it's the longest yard, and that is indeed Stone Cold. The movie had a few wrestlers actually.
Great addition of it in Chiseled's vidssss
For future reference, UrinatingTree releases the Sportsball episodes on Wednesday evenings generally.
And those are better than this
agreed
Disagree
Disagree. Tree is pretty corny.
@@webcrawler2007 agreed, he's much better
The Bills and Jets had a color rush game a few years back where they wore all red and all green. No one setting the game up realized it but everyone who’s color blind couldn’t tell who was who to save their life. That was the last time that happened.
That was the start of a whole color rush series. They did that with every thursday night game that year, possibly the next year as well.
Here's how it would have looked if you were colorblind
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@@SpeedDemon007 I meant red and green
I remember that lol
I only saw gray.
The home team gets to choose their jersey. Some teams prefer their white jerseys with certain pants and will wear white at home some times. Most teams tend to wear their colored jerseys at home. But every team has a colored jersey and a white jersey, and the away team wears the opposite of what the home team has chosen for their unis that week. Examples in this Cowboys @ Rams, Falcons @ Bucs, and Fins @ Jets.
They work out the uniforms beforehand. A majority of the teams wear their "dark" jerseys at home...Giants wear blue, packers wear green, steelers wear black, Vikings wear purple etc...a handful wear white at home. The Cowboys are a team who has always worn white at home.
34:10 “that’s cowboys fans for you” 😂😂😂
That is Stone Cold Steve Austin and the clip is from The Longest Yard. He keeps calling him Porn Star Jimmy G because when he was drafted a famous female Porn star asked him out on a date and they slept together and she said he was the best she ever had. 😂😂😂 Also the jersey thing is tricky they have color rush and throwback uniforms now so typically one team will wear white and the other something that is the polar opposite. Doesn’t always work like it used to. Great reaction. Also he doesn’t have any Ravens/Bengals highlights that was the night game last Sunday and it was awesome.
Every team has a home and away jersey....you 3 are wearing home jerseys but the home team determines which they want to wear, they can wear the away outfit at home if they so choose to force the away team to wear their own home outfits.....this comes into play usually during the hot period of the early season.
This is the correct answer. To add to it, whichever jersey (home or away) that the home team decides to wear, the opponent has to wear the opposite (i.e., if the home team chooses to wear the away jerseys, the opponent has to wear their own home jerseys).
Having said that, it is *usually* the case (except for the hot period of the early season, as @Jeff's SIXX described) that the home team will wear their home jerseys.
@@kitgautier1658 Thanks for making them read the same thing twice lol
@@SIXX2772 nah, I think I made two important clarifications.
@@kitgautier1658 Such as?
@@SIXX2772 1. That the away team *must* use the opposite jersey from the one selected by the home team, and 2. that the home team *usually* picks the home jerseys. Those might have been implied in your comment, but I wanted to clarify those two items for people who don't watch much NFL.
I believe it's illegal to lift a player to block a field goal or extra point. They had to do that because back in the day, Big Daddy Lipscomb (he played in the 50s and 60s), who was 6'6", used to put another player on his shoulders to block kicks. Also, nowadays, when you jump to block, you can't land on other players or it's a penalty.
My father, a former college player, once told me that traditionally, the home team would always wear white and the away team dark. That was because in the older days the away team didn't have easy access to laundry services and if they were to play multiple away games before going home, the dirt/mud wouldn't cover up the white. That would make it easier on the fans and officials to keep them apart visually.
Of course, once they could launder their jerseys even on the road, it became a home team choice so away teams would bring both jerseys and wear the opposite of the home team.
And I’m glad you guys are reacting to chiseled Adonis he does all his editing and he’s a Steelers fan
They're forced to have sponsors on their jerseys in soccer because there are no commercial breaks to bring in advertisement money. Football has a TON of commercial breaks, to the point where I usually tape the game and watch it 45 mins later just so I can skip them.
One of the reasons for the white vs. color uniform is that TV used to be Black and White and screens were kind of small, so viewers could not distinguish between teams. So, grey or black became the standard for boxing, baseball, football etc.
i've heard this before somewhere
That clip is from the longest yard and it is stone cold 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Def a bigger fan of urinating tree’s reviews
Don’t love brushing over a 98 yard touchdown. That shit doesn’t happen weekly and it never even registered. A 3rd and 10 bomb from your own end zone for 98 yards is nuts.
You used to be able to “launch” off of another player on FG attempts as a tactic to block kicks. It got out of hand and they changed the rules about 10 years ago.
Mike trying to understand Adonis is what most Americans feel like the first time they see this channel and try to understand Mike.
The Zach Wilson joke - basically there's whole thing of his ex gf dating his college team mate and there was rumors of one of his mom's friends (I think one of Zach's mom's friends) is getting... Shafted by Zach lol
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You lot would love it !
Any of y'all a Cowboys fan yet? All my money tied up in XRP but'll send a Cowboys jersey after we win, which'll be by August, 2023.
And that IS Stone Cold Steve Austin. From the "Longest Yard".
Just for reference. If you look at the score graphic, the first team listed is the away team. So when you see it always think Tennessee @ Washington. Home will always ware it’s solid color and away will ware it’s mostly white color. Loving your interest in American Football.
From the european perspective that's always puzzled me. Takes time to get used to the Away team being named first.
I think in the NFL, the home team gets to choose what color uniform they want to wear. The visiting team has to choose a different color to wear so they don't clash. Every NFL team has a white jersey combo.
Occasionally the NFL will do a "color rush" game and both teams will wear special all colored uniforms. Normally the home team gets to decide if they will wear their white or colored jersey. Most home teams will wear their colored jersey. But the Cowboys always wear their white jerseys at home. Also teams in hot weather games will wear their white jerseys.
It does seem logical to lift the players up to try and block a field goal but it is explicitly against the rules. They have a rule covering that and it is not allowed. Great Video.
I’d be fuming if they start advertising on jerseys because we already get bombarded by a million commercials during games
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From a couple years ago, a lot of home teams started wearing their white jerseys at home. It used to basically only be the Dallas Cowboys that did that, but now a lot of teams are doing it. I think the home team can decide which jersey to wear, and then the away team has to wear the opposite one accordingly. So, if the home team chooses their away jersey at home(ie the white jersey), then the away team has to wear their home jerseys(the one with color).
You are correct; home team has choice.
Teams have been wearing white at home for like 50 years
You used to be able to block a pick by picking up someone back in the early 1900’s but to many people had their faces disfigured by getting kicked in the face by the football
In the NFL the white jerseys are usually worn by the away team and in the NBA the home team usually wears white. Not always, but for the most part that's the case.
Keep killing it blokes
Most sport teams have "home" and "away" uniforms, from the professional levels down to high school/jr high school levels.
I love how in to it they are, wearing jerseys and everything...haha
I'm a simple man; I hear a Metal Gear Solid reference, I like.
Typically, Urinating tree releases his video on Wednesday afternoons (Eastern Time)
This one is probably more entertaining for y'all in the UK. The one from last week is a little more in depth designed for the more long standing NFL fan. Last week's review had several jokes that y'all missed simply because they were meant for the hardcore football fan. I can see how y'all like this one more.
In football the away team wears white jerseys and the home team wears the team colored jerseys BUT the nfl does this thing called “color rush” when the teams wear a 1 colored uniform that look pretty awesome. In basketball it’s the other way around most time the home team wears white and the away team wears the team colors.
As far as the uniform situation.
White unis are usually designated for "AWAY" (or "visitor") teams but teams like the Cowboys & Dolphins use white as their home.
Cowboys is traditional; while Dolphins are because during the warmer months, Miami can be humid so the lighter/white colors can keep their players' body temp cooler
As long as the colors aren't the same or offset each other, teams can wear whatever
Almost no mentions of Bailey Zappe's first career start for the Patriots beating the number 1 offense in the league shutting them out! Huge day for the defense and offense! GO PATS!
I'm not a Pats fan so I'm no expert, but seems like there might be a QB debate when big mac comes back.
With baseball, except for some alternate unis, the home team is in white, the away in gray as the base color of the jersey and pants. It's more subtle but easy to pick out once you notice it.
That was Stone Cold Steve Austin, and it was a scene from The Longest Yard.
You're not allowed to lift your own player to block a field goal.
As Jck said, and you also can't vault from or climb on your teammate either.
Would love to see more Urinating Tree videos
He releases these videos within about 3 hours of the games ending. So he works his ass off on them!
White was typically the away jersey but home team decides. For example, the Dallas Cowboys often wear white at home because they think they look prettier in them 😒. Other teams may chose white at home if stadium is outdoors and the weather is expected to be brutally hot on game day.
In the NFL The Home team will wear their team colors while the away team will wear white or if its a special throwback jersey or "alternate jersey" game they'll wear significantly different jerseys, same with the NBA except in the NBA Home will wear white and away will wear their team colors
Utree (urinating tree) chiseled are both Steelers fans. Utree is more sports breakdown comedy and chiseled is more pure comedy lol utree is basically comedy ESPN
In the NFL each team has a "home", "away", and alternate uniform. I believe the home team gets to choose what they wear and the away team wears whichever clashes the least
That is Stone Cold in the remake of the Longest Yard you were correct. Also, the roughing the passer call also got Tom Brady an $11,000 fine for trying to kick the defender who tackled him. So, how much roughing could it be, should of been offsetting penalties at least.
Urinating Tree is best
Have to react to the Tennessee Alabama game that just happened on Saturday, it was the best game of the year, and the fans and noise and craziness at the end is something to see
Still laughing! Very funny stuff.
So many inside jokes in that recap. The zach wilson ones. LOL
Idk if it's universal but with American professional sports, the team colors differ with away/home by team sometimes. Plus with college or high school, it can be a bit difficult as there are so many color meshes that schools use that are similar. So, if they play neutral games it all depends whom is "home." Plus retro jerseys that the Patriots use. If you're new, just focus on the helmet with American football.
Sports leagues in the U.S. - as I imagine with football and other sports leagues in the UK and Europe - have certain ways to avoid what you call "kit clash" but it does vary by sport:
NFL - Usually team colours at home, white uniforms away... the Cowboys being a notable exception. Many teams do have third/alternate jerseys.
NBA - white jerseys at home, team colours away - again, alternate jerseys may change this.
MLB - white jerseys (with team name or logo) at home, grey jerseys (usually with city name) away. again many teams have alternate jerseys, often in team colours
NHL - team colours at home, white jerseys away. It had been the reverse until the early 2000s. Again, alternate/3rd jerseys are common.
The home team gets to choose which jersey they want to wear. In Miami, the Dolphins usually wear white due to the heat to make the other team hot and uncomfortable. In Green Bay, the packers wear green, to stay warmer than the visiting team.
It usually is the away team that wears the white kit, but in some cases they give the home team the choice as to which kit to wear and a lot of times, if the weather is supposed to be hot or if there is some sort of other advantage to wearing white, the home team will elect to wear white. But most of the time dark is the home kit. As far as the ads on the uniforms, I do believe the NFL has deals with certain companies that keeps them from putting other ad logos on the uniforms, but if you ever see photos of their practice kit they will usually have company logos on one of the shoulders.
I believe baseball teams usually wear white (or light gray) at home so they can stay more comfortable in the summer heat.
Brown man here:
I feel there wasn't enough Steve Austin acting cartoonishly racist.
I've never rooted for a Taysum Hill or Austin Ekeler touchdown more than before today.
Fun fact the cowboys are the only ones that wear the fully colored gear on away games and wear the whites during home games, and yes the away team is suppose to wear wait only due to the fact of some colors can be similar so it’s to best separate the teams
Rocking Lawrence Taylor’s NY Giants 56 Jersey, as an 80s kid, so awesome!!
I think the rule now is that the home team gets to pick their jersey and the away team has to wear whatever the opposite is. Generally the joke team in the NFL wears the team colors and the away team wears white, but not always. It's the other way around in the NBA, home teams in white and away teams in team colors. On Christmas the NBA teams sometimes wear special jerseys that don't necessarily have to be white.
was waiting for this!!
Absolutely love these videos hope you keep reacting to them.
HOLY SHIT HERE WE GO BOYS
lol " It's the Cleveland Browns mate"
28:50 That is indeed from The Longest Yard.
I love chiseled he’s hilarious you guys need to watch more of him
Please react to the Alabama vs Tennesee Highlights! Amazing Game!!!
This guys funny. But man, after the twelfth time seeing the same meme video it’s like. Okay.
Tom Brady is personally responsible for every penalty that is caused by various ways to sack the quarterback. You can't tackle them below the waist from the front to protect his knees. You can't touch their helmets in any way to protect his head, etc. All of these current rules were instituted following Brady complaining about a hit in that manner. In this case, though it wasn't extreme enough to warrant the foul, you can't "slam the ball carrier to the ground with force", (a wrestling suplex, for example) but obviously this tackle wasn't that.
Yes, it's Stone Cold Steve Austin from The Longest Yard. It also featured Chris Rock, Joey Diaz, and a number of former NFL and pro wrestlers.
The home team picks the color of their jersey and the visiting team wears the opposite. You can't have two teams wearing the color (home) jersey (color blindness issues and more than one team wears "blue" for instance). It's the same in college football. LSU wears white at home 99% of the time. It's hot as balls in Louisiana for 3/4 of the season and they probably want the other guys wearing the hotter color. I'm not sure why, but I am 51 years old and they have done this as long as I can remember.
The Spongebob thing went on that long because he's a Steelers fan and the Cowboys are their biggest rival. On top of that, Cowboys fans are constantly boasting about their team and they can go 15 losses in a row and then win the last game of the season by 3 points in overtime and they'd still say "We're back, baby! We are the champions!"
Yessir, keep the weekly nfl recaps coming
Find a video that does all week. Only Sunday left out two great games that would have had wild comments.
it is the longest yard remake you better believe it's stone cold xD
White kits are away and color are home but home team gets to choose which they wear. For example, In Miami, if the opponent has black kits, Miami will choose white so the black kits will be hotter for the visiting players in the Miami heat.
This is great! Just great! Thanks gentlemen!
It’s Stone Cold from the longest yard you guys were right
You can also tell who’s the home team by the logo in the center of the field.
Yes that is Stone Cold Steve Austin and yes that is from The Longest Yard lol
there is one exception to the white rule. thrusday night games both teams play in the all one color uniforms. like the browns in that all brown uniform. oh and teams have 4 uniforms, home, away, the all solid color and a throwback uniform. that would be another exception is the throwback day. dont remember when that is but thats another one.
Usually in the nfl the home team wears solid colors and the away wears white
In MLB the home team wears white, visiting wears gray. Occasionally, alternate uniforms are worn. Example: the Boston Red Sox wear red jerseys at home.
The NBA and NHL follow a similar routine to MLB.
The NFL does the same as above but some teams wear the dark colors at home. Example: Buffalo Bills wear blue jerseys at home and white on the road.
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Yes that was Stone Cold Steve Austin from the remake of the Longest Yard
Daz is spot on.... just listen to him lol
Have to react to Tennessee vs Alabama such a good game
Generally the Cowboys are the exception since they wear white at home, but a home team reserves the right to choose the kits. Some teams choose to wear white in the early weeks of the season because it’s supposedly an advantage to have the other team play in the sun with colors
Bucs and some other hot weather teams typically will wear white at home until late October/November
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The same roughing the passer bs happened in the Chiefs-Raiders game. We still sent them home.
Lawrence Taylor jersey looking 🔥
They don't lift each other because bottom guy would be blocked and woe unto dropped top guy.:) oh, and jumping over the center is now illegal. It used to be OK if you never touched him -and he'd try to stand up and hit your nuts with his helmet.
Home team gets choice of kit... Normally it's home color, and visiting away is white.... In college basketball it's opposite, home is white, away is collort
Yeah, that was a pretty accurate Cowboys fan impression
16:58 it's not allowed. In fact just a few years ago they also made it so that defenders can't use their hands to push off of the linemen and get extra height, but people have still jumped the line by just leaping it untouched.
Oh my god - two of my private internet worlds are colliding. Will these Brits get the references? Let's find out. Updated to add: "Chubb" is universal.
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Cowboys always wear white at home, they are the only team that does this. Sometimes other teams will occassionally wear white at home. Baseball home teams always wear white.
One team wears home colors while the other team wears the white away colors. The home team gets to choose. All bets are off if the NFL marketing team has a synaptic misfire.
If home team chooses white, the away team wears its home colors