It's his cadence. Gets all his guys ready to go. Mic 42 specifically means he sees 42 on the defense is going to blitz so hes calling that guy out to his blockers
You *NEED* to react to McDavid’s goal from last night, against the Toronto Maple Leafs. It might be the goal of the season. It’s a top 3 McDavid goal of all time.
5:25 as I live in the same state as the Denver Broncos team, I can say some of the players use oxygen between plays because Denver is a mile about sea level, oxygen is scarce up here mate!😂
the screaming is them calling plays when they line up they call plays in the huddle but they can call it on the line before they hike it because once they break the huddle the quarterback can see the defense so he can change the play
They ALL use code. Both offense and defense. They all talk trash to each other. They all joke with each other. "Sent for a pack of cigarettes." I like that.
Mike 42 is him calling #42 out as the middle linebacker. It helps his offensive line identify their blocking assignments. Mike=Middle linebacker Sam=Strongside Linebacker and Will=Weakside Linebacker.
Adam, I'm sitting on my couch recovering from a hockey injury. I currently have six stitches is my leg from my own hockey skate. I lost my edge going into the corner and gashed my leg with my skate.
Adam, to answer your question about players taking oxygen during the game.....they do, especially in Denver because the Broncos stadium is so high in the mountains. The air is much thinner up there.
Idk if anyone mentioned it but the offense and defense are allowed one player with a radio in their helmet to hear play calls from the coaches. This is the qb and normally a linebacker on defense.
The guy with the air is for that the city that he plays for which is Denver has high altitude so they will compress air to the pressure of Denver for better performance in lower altitudes
its code for plays they are calling audibles also doing a hard count to make the defense jump off sides also certain keys players like the qb have a small speaker built into their helmet so the coaching staff can send in plays
On that first clip. Lots of call outs are code from qb or others. Obama could be outside (O). Like outside run. Dusty could be at the defensive back. Or (db) When i played. We did Rip and saLLy. For right and left and used 31 32 and 33 for the running gaps(spaces between the lineman. 1 being directly next to the center. 2 being next to the guard. And 3 being next to the tackle. On the rip or sally side. Always on their outside gap not inside.)
The screaming can also be used to draw the defense offsides if they thing he's calling the hike before he actually does. If the defense moves before the QB says hike its offsides 5 yd penalty auto 1st down
Its the QB calling out the center linebacker and it tells who center of the defense. It helps the lineman to know who to block and where to slide protection. So QB says Mic followed play the players number he is calling like mic 52. The Center offence line in some teams call the mic out other teams the QB does it.
The screaming is his cadence! We was trying to hit the other team with a hard count to make the other team jump offsides, then they tried to pull off a trick play
5:14 I think this game was in Denver so the altitude is almost exactly a mile, so roughly 1600 meters. Some players use oxygen regularly, some don't, but a lot more players use it in Denver.
They huddle first to communicate the play, but once the QB sees how the defense is lined up, there are short codewords that let the skill players know how to adjust. Or he can change the play altogether with a little more jargon. Often he'll call 'kill' a number of times that corresponds to a couple back pocket plays, like 1 kill means this play, 2 kills means this, etc. When he yells mike 4-2 he's saying defender number 42 deserves extra attention.
2:19 Baker Mayfield, the player yelling "the phrase", was making it seem like he was asking what the play call was, making the defense think they had a break for a second, but after the quarterback says hut or hike, the play is live. So the center, the person who snaps the ball to the quarterback, can do whatever he wants with it, so instead of hiking it to Baker Mayfield, the quarterback, he snapped it to someone else.
Just to give some background info, the clip of Philip Rivers (The Chargers Quarterback), that was talking about someone talking through his helmet. Most, if not all QBs have a one way speaker device in their helmet so coaches on the sideline can make playcalling easier. They are usually marked by a green dot sticker so they know who has the helmet.
Bro, you look like a true American...you have all the sports material covered, that silly ass cowboy hat and to top it off, a pic of Biggie!! The only thing missing having a few guns laying around😂🤣👍✌
They are calling out plays l believe lol but damn they are funny on the sidelines 😂😂 Also that 11th missed kick is still painful to Bears fans smh 🤦🏻♀️
Well... and free room/board, food, medical, and probably $30K worth of college tuition depending on the school. But they do honestly need more tangible funding...
Not only can NCAA players (the organization that runs college sports in the US) not get paid, but they don’t get any money from jersey sales and they can’t hold a part time job either. They earlier this season one of Ohio state’s best players was suspended for 2 games (give or take) for accepting a lone from a family friend
You should call them the 'Ah Damn (Adam) Comments'. Since you love NHL stick handling, you gotta check out NHL after dark - they give a first person view of how fast their hands are.
The yelling is called calling audibles. Basically its everything from calling a new play on the fly to identifying defenders who need to be watched or double teamed
The air thing was probably because he was in Denver, a city with a VERY high elevation, and there is a genetic desease which is more commun in African-Americans called cicle cell anemia, which makes it particularly hard to exercise in high elevations. The air was probably just to help him should he have cicle cell. There was once an nfl player who couldn't play in dever his cicle cell was so bad. The desease effects the blood cells, and isn't super commun, but isn't rare among African Americans.
NFL players will have Oxygen on the sidelines to help catch your breath but they are more frequent in Denver which is who that team was in the video. Denver is known as the "mile high city" the air is thinner and some players in years past can't play there because of the altitude
I love your sense of humor and because of that may I suggest you check out Brett Kollmans video called mahomes is the LeBron of football. He's not a chiefs fan so he has a great deal of distain for Patrick mahomes but he can't deny his skills or his talent he also breaks down to plays so you can see just how they're put both offense and defense it's one of the best videos I've ever seen
Mic'd up is not part of the game its something the leagues do like out takes from movies. Also remember some of these guys have played on the same teams in the NFL, college and a few even in high school, so for most players its a mutual respect thing but if you search NFL Cheap Shots or NFL Fights you'll see when there is no mutual respect.
2:22 so, the offense knows when the ball is going to be snapped, but the offense doesnt. The QB says Hut huuuut to try to get the defense to jump offsides. Sometimes the QB will yell things to change the play, like when Jared Goff was screaming "Tupac" and "obama". Its code. The offense knows what it means, but the defense doesnt. Baker Mayfield called out "Mike 4-2" signaling to the offense that the Middle Linebacker is number 42 in that play. But in that case, it was just an act because it was a trick play.
All the screaming is trying to make adjustments to the other side with 80,000 fans screaming. It's called an audible and it's usually called when the quarterback knows the play previously called won't work against the defensive formation. Also, you'll hear something like " Mike 42" in which he is calling out a specific player to watch or that the play is based on exploiting or reading what he does, or a Mike. Hope this helps, but it's the more complicated side of football. Oh and by the way, on the specific play you were talking about, there is something that a quarterback says to let his team know when to start. It's called a cadence, and it's hard to talk with a mouth piece. He was faking to try to get the other team to jump early. Pretty sure he was saying "white 80, white 80, set hut hut"
All the screaming at the line is play calls, the Obama and Tupac calls from Jared Goff were probably audible calls which means there switching the play somehow
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They take air, especially in denver where the altitude is so high up that natural air is very thin and you can't get enough oxygen
lgilreath I was gonna type this , but you stated it so perfectly I just had to like it brother !
Yup needlessly posted this and saw your post after I out mine up lol
Exactly. Mile high that's why.
As a person who lives in Denver, this is twice as hilarious
All of you wrong Von Miller has asthma
should watch "THE NFL : A Bad Lip Reading", it's hilarious.
Steven Mason oh yes! These are majestic. Sooo hilarious.
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Yes please! There are a few of them so definitely good content
It's his cadence. Gets all his guys ready to go. Mic 42 specifically means he sees 42 on the defense is going to blitz so hes calling that guy out to his blockers
Finally somebody else actually knows FOOTBALL
Your look of confusion to the guys singing a baseball song
Lol
I like that he thinks they practiced the song
You should do NFL bad lip reading stuffs hilarious. the Ravens mic'd up from this season have been gold
YES!
Plz
I must be missing something. How was Tyreek being rude😂😂
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You *NEED* to react to McDavid’s goal from last night, against the Toronto Maple Leafs.
It might be the goal of the season. It’s a top 3 McDavid goal of all time.
I think the most underrated part about it was the insane head fake
I had to slow it down to 0.25x speed to appreciate it.
I was at the game last night... leaf fans (myself included) were bowing in awe!
Amazing goal, but goal of the year right now is definitely between Svech's lacrosse goal or Matt Tkachuks between the legs 20ft snipe
Screaming at the line is how they call plays
Michael M also calling out who the M.I.C. (Man in charge) is. Typically the middle linebacker.
And it's usually in proprietary 'code' so the other team doesn't pick up on their audible calls.
5:25 as I live in the same state as the Denver Broncos team, I can say some of the players use oxygen between plays because Denver is a mile about sea level, oxygen is scarce up here mate!😂
Brett favre mic’d up is a gem to watch
Y’all got any left handed balls😂
😂😂😂😂 2:04 the whole Baker segment reaction hahah
the screaming is them calling plays when they line up they call plays in the huddle but they can call it on the line before they hike it because once they break the huddle the quarterback can see the defense so he can change the play
They ALL use code. Both offense and defense. They all talk trash to each other. They all joke with each other. "Sent for a pack of cigarettes." I like that.
I know a lot of British slang but had no damn clue that “breaking my ankles” means I want a pack of cigarettes.
Mike 42 is him calling #42 out as the middle linebacker. It helps his offensive line identify their blocking assignments. Mike=Middle linebacker Sam=Strongside Linebacker and Will=Weakside Linebacker.
Adam, I'm sitting on my couch recovering from a hockey injury. I currently have six stitches is my leg from my own hockey skate. I lost my edge going into the corner and gashed my leg with my skate.
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Jonathan Gazich cool but no one asked.
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Hope you're healed up now.
Adam, to answer your question about players taking oxygen during the game.....they do, especially in Denver because the Broncos stadium is so high in the mountains. The air is much thinner up there.
Yes they take air. Broncos especially. The city of Denver is a mile above sea level so the air is thin.
Idk if anyone mentioned it but the offense and defense are allowed one player with a radio in their helmet to hear play calls from the coaches. This is the qb and normally a linebacker on defense.
You should do a vid on nfl celebrations
The guy with the air is for that the city that he plays for which is Denver has high altitude so they will compress air to the pressure of Denver for better performance in lower altitudes
THEYRE HEADED TO THE ROYALIE
funniest shit I've head all day
*singing take me out to the ball game*
"this has been practiced" 🤦🏼♂️🤣
Yeah we have all been practicing it since we were 5 years old.
its code for plays they are calling audibles also doing a hard count to make the defense jump off sides also certain keys players like the qb have a small speaker built into their helmet so the coaching staff can send in plays
On that first clip. Lots of call outs are code from qb or others. Obama could be outside (O). Like outside run. Dusty could be at the defensive back. Or (db)
When i played. We did Rip and saLLy. For right and left and used 31 32 and 33 for the running gaps(spaces between the lineman. 1 being directly next to the center. 2 being next to the guard. And 3 being next to the tackle. On the rip or sally side. Always on their outside gap not inside.)
😂 yes it means stuff when they yell
Derek Thomas mic’d up & taunts is excellent too.
The jingle they players are singing at the beginning that you observed had been practiced.. every American knows that song. lol.
I know you probably can’t make a video out of this but you should check out McDavids goal against the leafs he scored yesterday. It was crazy
The guy on the oxygen tank is playing in Denver which is a mile above sea level. Easy to get out of breath at high elevation
The screaming can also be used to draw the defense offsides if they thing he's calling the hike before he actually does. If the defense moves before the QB says hike its offsides 5 yd penalty auto 1st down
The stuff before a snap does mean stuff it usually deals with what QB sees and stuff
Yes sir they are calling plays!
The guy who said they didn’t want to open his mouth was just joking he went back afterwards that was planned
If you think Tyreek Hill was rude for not getting water, you'll REALLY think he's rude when you look up his criminal history
Its the QB calling out the center linebacker and it tells who center of the defense. It helps the lineman to know who to block and where to slide protection. So QB says Mic followed play the players number he is calling like mic 52. The Center offence line in some teams call the mic out other teams the QB does it.
You have to react to “NFL Bad Lip Reading 2017”
everyone else is all fired up and talking about the game and then there's the browns talking about not knowing what they're doing
In Denver the altitude is higher and the oxygen is thinner so u need air if u are one of those big players
I have a great idea for your next reaction:
Sidney Crosby’s golden goal at the 2010 Olympics and the compilation of crowd reactions throughout Canada
Its called a hard count, an attempt to get the defense to jump sides before the ball is snapped.
The screaming is his cadence! We was trying to hit the other team with a hard count to make the other team jump offsides, then they tried to pull off a trick play
you should check out Hockey Players Are Awesome
Mic’d up videos are so funny.
It's code to tell your team the play, you don't want the other team to know your plays
In Denver the altitude is more than a mile above sea level so you see it there more than anywhere else.
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5:14 I think this game was in Denver so the altitude is almost exactly a mile, so roughly 1600 meters. Some players use oxygen regularly, some don't, but a lot more players use it in Denver.
Look up the NFL, fun bunch
They huddle first to communicate the play, but once the QB sees how the defense is lined up, there are short codewords that let the skill players know how to adjust. Or he can change the play altogether with a little more jargon. Often he'll call 'kill' a number of times that corresponds to a couple back pocket plays, like 1 kill means this play, 2 kills means this, etc. When he yells mike 4-2 he's saying defender number 42 deserves extra attention.
You're hilarious 😂
The yelling is called an audible it means he’s changing the play🤣
2:19 Baker Mayfield, the player yelling "the phrase", was making it seem like he was asking what the play call was, making the defense think they had a break for a second, but after the quarterback says hut or hike, the play is live. So the center, the person who snaps the ball to the quarterback, can do whatever he wants with it, so instead of hiking it to Baker Mayfield, the quarterback, he snapped it to someone else.
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HOF Player John Randle that man could talk, he made the offence crazy with his chatter. Randle not only studied plays he studied the players.
Just to give some background info, the clip of Philip Rivers (The Chargers Quarterback), that was talking about someone talking through his helmet. Most, if not all QBs have a one way speaker device in their helmet so coaches on the sideline can make playcalling easier. They are usually marked by a green dot sticker so they know who has the helmet.
Bro, you look like a true American...you have all the sports material covered, that silly ass cowboy hat and to top it off, a pic of Biggie!! The only thing missing having a few guns laying around😂🤣👍✌
Do another mic'd up
They are calling out plays l believe lol but damn they are funny on the sidelines 😂😂 Also that 11th missed kick is still painful to Bears fans smh 🤦🏻♀️
Yeah, college kids don’t get paid.. it’s all love for the sport. I also recommend the series “a bad lip reading, NFL edition” they’re hilarious
Well... and free room/board, food, medical, and probably $30K worth of college tuition depending on the school. But they do honestly need more tangible funding...
He’s taking “air” because he’s tired, and he lives and plays in Denver! Elevation
Mic'd up sports are hilarious. I think there's one about the NBA benches during the games.
Not only can NCAA players (the organization that runs college sports in the US) not get paid, but they don’t get any money from jersey sales and they can’t hold a part time job either. They earlier this season one of Ohio state’s best players was suspended for 2 games (give or take) for accepting a lone from a family friend
3:10 they sing that at every baseball game during the 7th inning, you cant escape baseball.
NFL bad lip reading!!!!! Sooo funny!!
It was seriously all about fun with discipline. Lay people out but do it within the rules.
You should call them the 'Ah Damn (Adam) Comments'.
Since you love NHL stick handling, you gotta check out NHL after dark - they give a first person view of how fast their hands are.
The yelling is called calling audibles. Basically its everything from calling a new play on the fly to identifying defenders who need to be watched or double teamed
I'm now commenting this once per video:
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The air thing was probably because he was in Denver, a city with a VERY high elevation, and there is a genetic desease which is more commun in African-Americans called cicle cell anemia, which makes it particularly hard to exercise in high elevations. The air was probably just to help him should he have cicle cell. There was once an nfl player who couldn't play in dever his cicle cell was so bad. The desease effects the blood cells, and isn't super commun, but isn't rare among African Americans.
You absolutely need to watch more mic'd sports!
Von Miller using the breather mainly because they are in Denver, Colorado and it a mile above sea level
NFL players will have Oxygen on the sidelines to help catch your breath but they are more frequent in Denver which is who that team was in the video. Denver is known as the "mile high city" the air is thinner and some players in years past can't play there because of the altitude
2:03 lol Mayfield sounds like a dieing Steer😂
The doble doink!
The screamng is the play calling.
react to the 2018 nhl all star game mic'd up it really shows the nhl players personalities
“A football life” Ricky Williams
Crazy story!
Hahaha rock the dam hat man, do you. 🤘🤘🤘
I love your sense of humor and because of that may I suggest you check out Brett Kollmans video called mahomes is the LeBron of football. He's not a chiefs fan so he has a great deal of distain for Patrick mahomes but he can't deny his skills or his talent he also breaks down to plays so you can see just how they're put both offense and defense it's one of the best videos I've ever seen
That one handed catch by the jags player was fuckin clean! I would react like that too if I was on the sidelines
This guy goes out of his way to like every single comment made
Nvm
Mic'd up is not part of the game its something the leagues do like out takes from movies. Also remember some of these guys have played on the same teams in the NFL, college and a few even in high school, so for most players its a mutual respect thing but if you search NFL Cheap Shots or NFL Fights you'll see when there is no mutual respect.
Is that Derrick Henry on his wall??
If you enjoy the NFL stuff I recommend reacting to player highlights
Bout ye Adam? You look like me own brother Adam. We're from Derry but live in Philadelphia.
Brett favre had some of the best mic’d up moments in history and he’s almost always left out of these compilations
Really good! Video volume could be louder. Couldn’t hear the players at some points
I am an EAGLES fan and I’m proud of it🦅
Adam you should react to BMX crashes
Denver rly high up in there so they do dat oxygen thing to compensate fer da altitude
You should do a reaction to MLB best defensive plays
2:22 so, the offense knows when the ball is going to be snapped, but the offense doesnt. The QB says Hut huuuut to try to get the defense to jump offsides. Sometimes the QB will yell things to change the play, like when Jared Goff was screaming "Tupac" and "obama". Its code. The offense knows what it means, but the defense doesnt. Baker Mayfield called out "Mike 4-2" signaling to the offense that the Middle Linebacker is number 42 in that play. But in that case, it was just an act because it was a trick play.
Love the hat
In Denver it is harder to breathe Bc the stadium is a mile in the air so they can use the mask to get air
All the screaming is trying to make adjustments to the other side with 80,000 fans screaming. It's called an audible and it's usually called when the quarterback knows the play previously called won't work against the defensive formation. Also, you'll hear something like " Mike 42" in which he is calling out a specific player to watch or that the play is based on exploiting or reading what he does, or a Mike. Hope this helps, but it's the more complicated side of football. Oh and by the way, on the specific play you were talking about, there is something that a quarterback says to let his team know when to start. It's called a cadence, and it's hard to talk with a mouth piece. He was faking to try to get the other team to jump early. Pretty sure he was saying "white 80, white 80, set hut hut"
All the screaming at the line is play calls, the Obama and Tupac calls from Jared Goff were probably audible calls which means there switching the play somehow
I think the cowboy hat needs to be a new staple for all your reaction videos. 🤠