🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To NFL BIG GUY MOMENTS!
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- 🇬🇧BRIT Reacts To NFL BIG GUY MOMENTS!
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Hi everyone, I’m Kabir and welcome to another episode of Kabir Considers! In this video I’m going React To NFL BIG GUY MOMENTS!
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defensive tackles are usually the biggest guys on the team
also, I randomly met Vince Wilfork (guy at 2:55) in a bar in Miami like 10yrs ago...super nice dude
Once stood behind Bertram Berry @ a Circle K when he was w/ the Cardinals. Talk about a big dude.
I'm still waiting for a team to get some sumo wrestlers for O-linemen. I mean, they're fast, quick, and their job is to push with upper body. THAT'S O-line work.
Usually the heaviest guys on your team are your O-line. They play a vital role in forming a wall of muscle and meat in order to give the QB the best possible chance of having enough time to complete the play. Other roles like defensive tackle are also frequently big dudes. It's way less common, but in smaller leagues like the NCAA and in high school leagues, you see more variance (with some teams having their biggest dudes be a kicker, nose guard, or center just being a huge brick wall)
They didn't even show the best part of the Shaun Rodgers interception at 5:25, after the interception, he needed the oxygen mask on the sidelines which was hilarious.
Biggest players on the team are usually offensive lineman, or defensive tackles, preferably the nose tackle on defense. Great reaction, Kabir!
It's so awesome when the "non-runners" get their moment in the spotlight!! Love it! Defensive tackle is usually one of the big guys -- the center in offense is usually a big guy ... so love when they get some glory!
Big boys rumbling, bumbling, and stumbleling! 😂 As a member of the big man club, 6’1” 280 of well crafted steel. I totally loved this one! I used to power lift low key stuff. Still to small for the NFL.
I know you've already reacted to Larry Allen in the past, Kabir, but that clip of him sprinting and stopping a touchdown is just the most INSANE athletic ability I've ever seen.
Yeah for a man that size to run that fast is completely out of the ordinary 😳
@@kabirconsiders EVERYTHING he did was out of the ordinary. He also regularly benched 700+
@@kabirconsiders Yeah, he was an amazing player. Even won a couple Super Bowls with the Cowboys back in the 90s. In fact he was so good he was inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame in 2013 for his amazing playing career.
Here's some stats;
William "The Refrigerator" Perry - Height: 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m), Weight: 335 lb (152 kg)
Busari Alamu "B J" Raji (Jr.) - Height: 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m), Weight: 337 lb (153 kg)
Daniel Connolly - Height: 6 ft 4 in (1.93 m), Weight: 305 lb (138 kg)
Brett Keisel - Height: 6 ft 5 in (1.96 m), Weight: 285 lb (129 kg)
Vincent Lamar Wilfork - Height: 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m), Weight: 325 lb (147 kg)
Shaun Rogers - Height: 6 ft 4 in (1.93 m), Weight: 350 lb (159 kg)
Donald Ward Penn - Height: 6 ft 4 in (1.93 m), Weight: 315 lb (143 kg)
Keith Traylor - Height: 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m), Weight: 340 lb (154 kg)
Sam Adams - Height: 6 ft 3 in (1.91 m), Weight: 350 lb (159 kg)
John Stuart "Jumbo" Elliott - Height: 6 ft 7 in (2.01 m), Weight: 308 lb (140 kg)
Dontari Poe - Height: 6 ft 3 in (1.91 m), Weight: 342 lb (155 kg)
Larry Allen - Height: 6 ft 3 in (1.91 m), Weight: 335 lb (152 kg) -
Was the Offensive Tackle who from the far side of the field to make the tackle on the guy that was "fast for a big guy" -
who was Linebacker Darion Conner who was "only" 6 ft 2 in, (1.88 m) and 250 lb (113kg)
On Average, Offensive and Defensive Tackles are the Tallest and Heaviest Players on the Field,
Some Defenses use a "Nose Guard" or "Nose Tackle" these are often the heaviest men on the field.
Currently, Offensive Tackle Trent Brown is the heaviest man in the NFL, listed at: 6 ft 6 in (1.98 m) and 380 lbs (172 kgs)
Looks like Keisal is the smallest of this group 🤗
@@PapaEli-pz8ff Almost willowy by comparison ... lol.
Holy moly
A lot of these stats are usually when guys enter the league and don't change. Often times they will add on 10-15 more pounds playing weight, in all positions. Wilfork in his prime was easily 350 lbs+.
@@StephenH1 Absolutely, weights vary.
I just listed the numbers as a relative reference point - these are all big men.
I love these videos. My dad passed away recently. It’s been hard but watching these videos is a great distraction! He would really if loved this video!
I’m sorry for your loss Mel.
The Refrigerator Perry was damn awesome back in the day.
I love this! Having been a "big guy" when I played in school(I was a right guard on the offensive line) the only way I scored a touchdown in my whole career was I recovered a fumble in the end zone! It would have been a terrible incident if I ever had to get up and run😁😁
The fridge was an amazing player but also his popularity was because he was such a cool, fun character, he was always more than just a phenomenal player
Always great when athletes have great personality!
I got to see a replica of his Super Bowl ring and it was so big a baby could have worn it as a bracelet
William The Refrigerator Perry is from the same place as me. Local legend!
The biggest guys on the field are usually offensive tackles or guards.
But the widest (aka fattest) guys on the field are the nose tackles (defensive tackles whose primary job is to take on 2 or more opposing offensive linemen in order to free up the other defensive players to make a play). However, not every team has a nose tackle as some teams rely on defensive schemes that don't require one.
Big dudes do all of the dirty work and when they get to make those show off plays it is AMAZING and WELL DESERVED!!!!!
Offensive linemen are definitely the biggest men on the field. My ex-husband was a Division 1 offensive lineman - center - and played for a short time in the NFL until he had a career-ending injury. He was 6'-5" and 398 pounds. When he wasn't home or at practice he was in the weight room. He was HUGE - not fat just pure muscle. That was almost 30 years ago and his body (and brain) are severely paying for his football career, but he was a massive man at the age of 23. It was very hard to find size 5X and 6X shirts and pants his legs fit in.
I think the phrase you were thinking of at the beginning was "stiff-arm". And yeah, those are a lot of fun to watch. I remember a college game where Michigan State let Jack Allen (the team's starting center) line up as a running back and take a handoff on Senior Day (last home game of the player's final season) and he gave an absolute textbook stiff-arm and ran it for a touchdown from about 10 yards out.
The biggest guys are the linemen, especially interior linemen on both sides of the ball (defensive ends are noticeably lighter than the tackles; offensive linemen are a bit more consistently beefy regardless of position on the line).
Yeah he kept saying handoff and I’m like man that is not a handoff; a handoff is handing the ball off to a teammate.
On the last play, the intended focus was not on the player that intercepted the ball, but on the enormous offensive lineman who ran him down. ;) Love your reactions!
Generally the biggest guys on the team are the Left Tackles. Andrew Whitworth who just retired from the Rams was 6'7 330. Some random Defensive Tackles can get to 350+
Larry Allen was an offensive lineman for the cowboys the guy he chased down was a linebacker that intercepted a pass
As far as the biggest/heaviest players on a football team that honor goes to offensive linemen who tend to be the largest players on the field, with excellent agility & balance along with quickness but limited in straight forward running speed. For example, Las Vegas Raiders offensive tackle Trent Brown is the largest NFL player in 2020, at 380 lbs, 6 ft 6 inches tall. Most of the NFL offensive lineman sizes fall somewhat below that but are still big boys to move around on the offensive line by the defense.
To match the size of the offensive tackles, the next heaviest/biggest player by position is normally defensive tackle who right now is T.J. Barnes at 364 lbs., who plays on the current Super Bowl Champion Kansas City Chiefs. There are a few other defensive linemen that match close to his size that I can’t name right now but are in the same weight/size category. I did not take into account of the players/rookies coming into the league as new draft picks, free agents/walk-ons yet to be discovered.
Ha! I gave the first like. Love your channel .😀🇨🇦 The Refrigerator Perry played for Chicago in the 1989’s he was amazing!
Thanks Randall ☺️ Perry was huuuuuge
Your heaviest player is generally going to be the "nose tackle" in 3-4 defenses (a single middle lineman lined up right in front of the center with a defensive end on either side and 4 Linebackers behind them), followed by the two defensive tackles in a 4-3 defense (a line consisting of two DT just to the sides of the center with a DE on either side and 3 LBs)
Jordan Davis was a DT/NT for last year's *college* champion, measuring in at 1.99M and 341lbs. Still ran 4.78 seconds in the 40 yard dash.
Any of the guys on both side of the line are generally HUGE, but Nose Tackles on the defense are usually massive haha
I think that move you're talking about is called a stiff arm, in American football.
the nose tackle or one of the Offensive Lineman are generally the largest guys.
Usually the heaviest guys on the team are the guys who play on the center of the offensive and defensive lines: For the offense, it's usually the Center and the Guards. For defense it's usually the Defensive Tackles.
Center and Guards need to be big in order to hold their blocks against enormous defensive linemen, while defensive tackles need to be big in order to break through the offensive line and obstruct the line of scrimmage.
Defensive Tackles are usually up there as the biggest, but also are easily the most athletic of anybody that size on offense or defense. Offensive lineman are huge as well, and do need certain skills, but it's mostly reactional defense. The best DTs in the game, Warren Sapp, Suh, Wilfork, etc., were carrying 330+ pounds and also had an insane amount of dexterity to get past the similarly sized offensive linemen.
The biggest players are the offensive tackles,with defensive nose tackles a close second. Offensive tackles are usually tall and big while nose tackles are typically shorter and wider .
Defensive tackles and offensive tackle guards seem to be the biggest dudes. I like it when the cute chubby guys get a chance to run with the ball because it is pretty rare
There's a great video on one of those guys Vince Wilfork over on Flemlo Raps' channel. Real interesting dude that's had a hell of a life.
LOL, he said the Earth is Shaking lol
I’d say defensive tackles are generally the biggest on the field followed by offensive linebackers. 😉💕
Linemen are biggest height and weight
The biggest - Aaron Gibson - Height: 6 ft 6 in (2.01m) Weight:376 lb (171 kg)🤯
In terms of shear gut size and fat, you will most likely see the left guard (left of snapper) center (snapper) and right guard (right of snapper) being the biggest on offense, while the defensive tackles are probably the biggest on defense in terms of gut size. When you look at pure muscle mass, you will see most of the big guys with muscle on the defensive ends or linebackers. Running backs too and the rare receiver like D.K. Metcalf. This is from personal experience but in general it’s like that
Generally the largest guys will be your offensive and defensive linemen. On the offensive side of the ball it would be the 5 guys that line up in front of the quarterback; avg. size is 6'1" to 6'6" or 6'7" and somewhere between 300lbs to 330lbs. On the defensive side of the ball it's usually the interior defensive linemen, or the Defensive Tackle or Nose Tackle; a typical DT will be 6'2"+ and weigh north of 320lbs.
For example; the first guy in the clip was William "Refrigerator" Perry, he was a DT for the Chicago Bears in the 80s; he's 6'3" and was around 330-340lbs. Normally he would have not touched the ball, but the coach had a special play for him near the endzone; he had 4 TDs his rookie season from the offensive side of the ball. 2 rushing TDs, 1 receiving TD in the regular season and then the one in the clip was in the Super Bowl, Bears won this Super Bowl 44-10 vs the New England Patriots.
The second in the clip was B.J. Raji; nicknamed The Freezer. He was DT for the Green Bay Packers in the 2010s; that play was an interception in the NFC Championship game vs the Chicago Bears and it sent the Packers to the Super Bowl, which they would win vs the Pittsburgh Steelers 31-25. Raji is 6'2" and was probably 340- 350lbs at the time. He has 1 career rushing TD and the one "pick 6" in the playoffs.
Offense line are biggest.
It's not a handoff.
When you are running and stick arm to keep off is called the (stiff arm)
Hand off is what the quarter back behind the line on the snap to the running back.
Thight end is usually 6'4"-6'6".. about 225 +250
Def. Line
Linebackers
Safety and corners
A handoff is when the quarterback literally hands the ball to a runner instead of throwing it. What you are referring to is called a stiff arm when a runner pushes a tackler away.
Biggest positions. Nose Guard is an interior defensive lineman that lines up over the Center (over the ball) they are meant to clog up the middle to stop the other team from running the ball up the middle these guys can be 6'4"-6'6" (1.93-2.0m) and 350lbs++ (158kg to maybe 180kg). The other position is offensive tackles one playing for the Ravens right now Daniel Faalele 6'8" (2.032m) and 384lbs (174kg)
A lot of the bigger guys can still move pretty quickly.
I probably could have been okay had I had an interest in playing growing up. I’ve been up to nearly 400 at the peak of my weight as an adult. Even in the first year of high school I was an even 6 feet tall, always been a heavy skeletal frame, but of course, not the healthiest diet.
Shaun rogers was monster when that defense was good back in the day
Generally Offensive and Defensive linemen tip the scales over 300 and most over 325.
There's a video of Marcus Allen running down a much faster player it's probably the most amazing defensive feat I've ever seen in my life
Speaking of quick big guys you should check out Jordan Davis on the Eagles. He is a rookie this year but he came in at 6'6 and 345lbs and ran a 4.78 40 yard dash. That's the fastest time for someone over 340 since they started tracking and accurately timing the 40 yard dash in 2000.
Can’t believe your almost at 70k, I remember back when we had the 10k live stream. Much love❤️
Time flies! Thanks for sticking around ❤️
Tennessee vs Bama highlights and celebrations! Youll love it Kabir
Larry allen also benched 700lbs. Watch the Justin tuck interview about Allen..hilarious
The Jumbo Elliot Cacth has to be my favorite. One of the greatest games in nfl history unless you’re a dolphins fan
I love when these plays happen, so hilarious! On a NCAA Football 13 video game for Penn State, I had a 6'2 340 lbs Fullback because I recruited one too many defensive players and thought well let's put him at FB and see what happens. He ran over players like nothing and got at least 15 touchdowns.
The biggest players on NFL teams are generally offensive linemen, but defensive linemen are also pretty big.
The last guy was a Linebacker. They are typically very good athletes, and not as big as the Offensive and Defensive Linemen. What you were calling a hand off, is called a stiff-arm. A hand off is when the Quarterback gives the ball to a running back.
hand offs.... hahahahahahaha. its a stiff arm man
over here we call them hand offs, as in get your f**ckin hand off me!!! 😎
Only thing about Perry getting that TD in the SB for the Bears is that it was at the cost of WALTER MF'ING PAYTON getting a TD in the SB after being one of the top 2 RBs in NFL history - even giving it to Perry TWICE at the goal line after he didn't score on the first one. Other than that of course it's lovely to see....just bad timing.
Interior linemen on offense and defense will always be the biggest guys in the field
In the NFL handoffs are when the quarterback gives the ball to the running back, a stiff arm is when the runner pushes the defender away
The "Big uglies" on the scrimmage line to the left and right if the center on offense or directly across from them. Rarely weigh less than 350 lbs and often up to 385 or more.
I was holding my first comment for the fridge. First clip William Perry
Defensive tackles. They setup closest to the ball on defense.
Larry Allen, is a Hall of Famer with 7 First Team All-Pro with 11 Pro Bowls and was and still is the strongest man ever to play in the NFL.
3:10 Usually, the biggest guy on an NFL roster is either an offensive or defensive linemen (The ones that settle at that blue line of scrimmage). The average weight of NFL caliber linemen is about 300-305 lbs. Of course, there are also guys like Vince Wilfork at about 350 pounds who excel at being a giant defensive tackle.
The best.... Was at the park when Dan Wilkinson, almost did...
Hi Kabir... historically the biggest guys on the team will be the offensive and defensive lineman. Now days, you will see some thinner defensive lineman who specialize in rushing the quarterback, but generally speaking the biggest boys will be on the line. They are also exceptionally strong. Not so much speed obviously. The linebackers you mentioned are generally more svelt and have some speed. They are no small people by any means, but weight wise they are generally slightly lighter (230-250ish?) and mostly speed and muscle and toughness.
6:46 "And now, it's all instinct!"
That cracks me up every time I hear it.
There's a similar video of college big man moments. A huge defensive lineman somehow managed to get the ball and rumble for a touchdown. The line the announcer used: "And there he goes! Three hundred and fifteen pounds of GLORY!"
My ex was 6'6 and 400lbs+ (he is now 280 though). He missed his calling for sure 🤣
I played center. Also linebacker. 🤘
Any of the interior lineman, offense or defense, are usually big boys.
The nose tackle tends to be the biggest player on the team.
I see, what do they weigh on average? 320lbs?
@@kabirconsiders For a nose tackle 320 is usually the lower end. A lot of them come in around 340 these days.
@@kabirconsiders Its not unusual for linemen to be up around 350 lbs. Used to be a guy named Aaron Gibson, 6'6" well over 400lb
The heaviest guys on the team is almost always the offensive linemen then defensive line
The biggest player are normally linemen on the offense and defense. Some weigh over 400 pounds and are 6 feet 5 inches. They are walking mountains.
The first touchdown by William “the fridge”Perry they listed him at 405lbs but was closer to 425lbs.The other Chicago Bear who intercepted the ball and ran it back they said the earth was shaking,was Kieth”tractor” Trailor he was listed at 365lbs and was known to weigh 405lbs.The biggest guys are usually defensive nose tackle and the offensive tackles.
O line are the big boys 🤘
@3:18 linebackers have a very wide size range, between like 200-280 pounds. Offensive lineman are normally 290-330.
The biggest are nose tackles. Defensive lineman that line up over the center. They are normally 320+ and can be up to 380-400 pounds.
Kabir, you need to do an NFL combine reaction video. Also James Harrison workout vid lol.
Is ir getting big time and I’m here for it
We like referring to such players as "freight trains".
Over here we call them absolute units!
@@kabirconsiders, that works too.
With the 110th overall pick in the 2022 NFL draft, the Ravens selected Minnesota offensive tackle Daniel Faalele, who measured at 6-foot-8 and weighed 384 pounds at the Scouting Combine.
Generally the biggest guys in terms of weight tend to be nose tackles on defense. Just massive dudes whose job is to clog up the middle to stop runs.
Stiff arm is where they use their hand to push away tacklers. The biggest guys are usually interior defensive lineman, also known as defensive tackles or in certain algnments, nose tackles. BTW, that last one wasn't the guy that intercepted the pass and was returning it. That guy was probably about 250lbs, it was the offensive lineman at 325 that chased him down and tackled him.
Offensive and Defensive lineman are absolutely the most tremendous athletes on the field. Huge, Fast, Strong, way Quicker than you'd imagine. Oh and HUGE which I mentioned. deceptively fast and quick I swear
Offensive and defensive lineman r the biggest on team. Mostly defensive though.
Typically the offense line are the biggest followed by the defense line
You should react to the movie Lincoln
Checkout William The Refrigerator Perry video.
Unfortunately this was made before Tommy Doyle made a TD catch in the Bills vs. Patriots divisional round last year where the Bills had the first perfect game in NFL history.
Dline and OLine are the big dudes
Biggest guys on the team are the offensive linemen and defensive tackles.
The heaviest players are usually offensive tackles (offensive linemen on the outsides)
The tackles are they put my 250 pound ass in highschool to shame
Refrigerator Perry was huge! Paula Deen had him on her cooking show on the Food Network and in that setting, it really gives you a good idea of just how big he was. Great reaction as always, Kabir!
The heaviest guys tend to be the 2 guards, followed by offensive and defensive tackles and then the center.
React to Larry Alan
The amazing part about the last video isn't the guy with the ball and he's not the one they're saying is 325. They're talking about the guy that RAN him down and tackled him, Larry Allen (and Im willing to bet 325 is well under his actual weight at the time). An offensive lineman who was basically standing still running down a linebacker who was already in full sprint is crazy.
larry allen the greatest big man of all time
Up the Villa!
I'm an American woman and if I like a guy I'll pretend to like NBA and NFL to get into their pants.
Men and Women aren't so different after all; who knew?!
*damn, he a thicc boi*
"Famous Footballers Playing Other Sports"
That’s a fun idea!
See...you Brits still use the Imperial system. You were talking feet and pounds and inches and yards
Kabir, how you doing mate? Good to see you. Regarding your video about racist moment in sports. The incident involving Yuri Guriel of the Astros is one of the reason. I hate the Houston Astros team. Not only is Guriel a racist who I was extra offended by because I am Asian and he made fun of an Asian player l but he was also a apart of the team there that went two world serieses and won one of them by systematically cheating as a team. He still plays for the Astros now! I hate him and the Astros!
It helps you to understand the excitement if you realize these guys almost NEVER get the ball. I was a lineman in high school football. I never touched a football once at an official practice or game.
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When they say Refrigerator they are talking about Refrigerator Perry of Da Bears.