I'd say about 90% of these were legal. Offense can't block anyone from behind. Defense can't hit someone Before ball arrives, can't hit anyone in the head, and can't use top of your head to tackle (spear). Other than that, light em up...
Except that unlike baseball and basketball. Football players never actually receive as much as the contract states. There are so many outs for team owners in an NFL contract. The player can be cut and the contract is nullified.. The only sure money is upfront money. The smart guy would play baseball. They have the best money and longest careers. The average length of an NFL career is 3.5 years.
I love people who have never seen football react to vidoes. “Is this legal?!” Oh yes it is. And college football hits harder than NFL because they have nothing to lose and are just throwing themselves at each other (I played college ball and my injuries still hurt 12 years later).
Fun Fact: American Football is officially marked as a 'Collision sport' because the players are running towards each other rather than chasing other players like in Rugby.
Two things: 1) Not all of these are NFL. Some are College/NCAA. 2) There are several that are not/no longer legal. Some are blindside blocks, targeting and/or headshots.
Allowed? Some were illegal. Some older clips predate the rule changes that make them illegal today... but *most* of those? Yes. Absolutely allowed. Also known as... " *Welcome To The NFL* "
Who ever created the Here Comes the Boom video actually did a good job of not including the really bad hits that result in injuries. You can find a video of those if you want
Putting on that helmet is the version of being a modern day knight. Our coach use to tell us (played CB from 6th to 12th grade and strong safety as an adult) separate the runner from ball by any means.
Kind of a bogus penalty that is totally up to the refs discretion imo. Helmet to helmet I get, but if a receiver has made contact with the ball then gets hit by a shoulder... yeah that should be considered fair play. Just my 2 cents
To put it in perspective many of these players are around 220 CM tall and 150 kilos weight (6 feet 8 inches and 300 lbs) and they are being paid millions... they will usually retire from the sport by age 40
Great reaction! Thanks for sharing! Being a Tongan born and raised here in the States most of us Polynesian boys grow up playing both sports. As brutal as rugby was, I'd say football takes the cake for brutality and it's actually because of the pads. They give almost a God complex that drive you to do things normal humans wouldn't dare. That and the hitting had a lot less regulations on it when I was still playing ball. Plus in football, you don't have to be carrying the ball to get hit so guys were getting absolutely destroyed on every play. My cousins who come from the islands and play football end up thriving and going to the NFL but they always say football hits are harder because of less rules and more padding. Rugby although it's still very brutal, is more of a gentleman's game. A contact sport. Football is more of a sinister game. A collision sport. God bless! Your Tongan friend from the US!
Thanks for the comment - definitely agree with you there! The tongans I played against were animals in rugby so I wouldn’t wanna see you on a football field haha
@@liamobs1239 lol yeah the game has shifted more towards speed and finesse now days but Polynesians are definitely known for trucking the 💩 out of folks. Cheers brother! Keep up the great work!!
The players are on average roughly 2 meters tall, and from 120kg, to 150 kg, in weight. And most of them can run 100 meters in about 10 seconds. It's a strength and power game.
A lot of non Americans really fail to realize just how big professional football players are. On T.V. they look normal size because everyone on the field is roughly the same size but the average pro football player is 6'2" 245lbs (1.88m 111 kilos)
Ladies & Gents what you must consider is that these are professional and collegiate athletes! These hits are a small sample size of the sport! It is exciting to see some get juked, rocked, Moss'd etc. It's apart of the game, to remove tackling and the intensity wouldn't male for a good product and wouldn't be entertaining to watch!
and compared to early football today's version of football is a wimp. the early days didnt have those fancy helmuts or high tech padding.. the helmuts were only made of leather. n it seems like rugby is always making fun cause the nfl wears padding. an nfl player would look at rugby as a way to relax
Love these reaction videos. It's great to see non-Americans react to our most popular sport. College Football is also popular in the U.S., not just the pros. Some of the biggest College teams have greater attendance than some NFL teams. College Football has been around longer than pro football.
I know most of the rules but wasn’t sure if there were rules to make tackles safer 👍🏻 I know clowney from madden and someone told me to watch his college highlights so that how I know that one haha
Some of the hits would be illegal under today's rules. You can't lead with the helmet and you can't clothesline or grab the facemask (1:35). But you can lead with your shoulders. Getting hit in the air looks bad but can actually hurt the least. Getting hit from two directions at the same time is brutal. And no, receivers don't like it when the QB makes them stretch out to catch the ball but as a defensive middle linebacker I loved it.
Ah the infamous here comes the booming video, I can never get enough of people reacting to it, it's actually a combo of NFL/CFL/college and high school.in the same vein, there is the worst home plate collision in the MLB if you're interested. th-cam.com/video/qe3qCWHVh68/w-d-xo.html or worst headshots in MLB th-cam.com/video/efEcn4auUhY/w-d-xo.html
Consider the average American football player @ 245 - 260 lbs is moving at 14-16 miles per hour, and when you have two moving on a collision course, you are looking at a 30 mph closing speed....the same as most low speed car collisions. with the same G force. Is it any wonder they have such a short career?
AS an American ex football player (college) you Europeans are just funny! Yes we hit hard, Yes you can and do get hurt, A LOT. so what ? It pays for your college, and it's damned fun. It is NORMAL to play with broken fingers, minor cartilage injuries , muscle injuries , stiches ect. We consider someone who sits out a game because they broke their thumbs babies.
In America we don't have contact sports? We have Combat sports!, about the only ones with out contact. Would be tennis and golf, people fight in wars. That's why we have a pretty good reputation around the world for being courteous to strangers?
You're correct in that most of the hits in this vid would be illegal under the current rules. Though I can understand the "why" of the rule changes implemented over the past few years, it doesn't mean that I gotta like it. The game has been "pussified" if you ask me...but such means little.
I use to be a running back small but speedy af and I’ve been on the end of some big body hits. But I got back up and start snapping ankles with dekes. Tough sport it’s not a contact sport it’s a collision sport.
Some of these hits would have been penalized. Note that this video has hits from different eras of American football, and the rules with respect to legal hits have become more restrictive over time. Also, a few of these clips are from college football, not NFL.
A lot of these hits actually were flags, and it just wasn’t shown bc the clips were so short, but all of the wr’s in mid catch getting hit the punt and kick returners getting hit mid catch is all flags. The peel back blocks and shit are legal tho and do happen in just ab every game at some point.
Most of these hits are legal they are called shoulder tackles. You are taught at a young age the wrap up tackle and shoulder tackle. Just think about getting hit by a truck at 35 to 50 mph that's what most of those hits are rated at. Most offensive and defensive lineman hit each other play after play with the force of a 25mph car crash each play.
What would you say if I told you that in the early days of AF, players that got tackled like that resulted in an alarming amount of deaths every month because there were no pads or helmets, just a leather skull cap for protection? The pads and helmets were introduced later because the US Government threatened to ban the game permanently if nothing was done to make the game safer for the players.
Not without reason, either. ESPN Sports Science did a study on the forces involved in a full on NFL tackle and worked out that the kinetic energy transfer is approximately the same as in a 40-50 kph car wreck. These guys are the biggest, strongest, fastest athletes on the planet.
The game was much more violent in the 60s, 70s and 80s. In recent decades they've changed the rules, primarily to protect the quarterbacks. Fans pay big money to watch star quarterbacks. So if they're injured it's bad for business. Plus, players are suffering traumatic brain injuries ... so tackling with the crown of your helmet, or targeting the other player's helmet is a penalty, suspension and possible fine.
Yes, people have died in this sport. Chucky Mullins was a kid from our area that died, his story is on youtube. Then on youtube search simply "Tatum Stingley" for a story of a player that gets paralyzed, and the player who was NOT sorry for doing it. Then watch the youtube video entitled "Gregg Williams Saints Bounty Audio" to hear a coach instruting his players to INTENTIONALLY hurt players, and to "go for the head". It's freaking SPOOKY! He and his head coach were suspended for a year for this, but only after winning the SUPER BOWL!! Best wishes!
Always enjoy folks with soccer or rugby backgrounds watching this. The great majority of these clips are NFL. A couple are college, and it looks like about 2 high school and 1 grade school clip. The rules are slowly being changed in the direction of better protection. They disallowed grabbing the face mask a long time ago. Then they disallowed clothesline and horsecollar tackling. More recently, they disallowed deliberate helmet-to-helmet hits or leading with the helmet in any way. And there are special protections for quarterbacks in the act of passing, defenseless pass receivers, and kickers. So, some of what you're seeing here was legal at the time but is now illegal. Quite a bit of it is still legal. But this level of crunch (two people hitting each other at full speed) doesn't happen that often. It's always a possibility, though.
Americans just shake their heads every time that a footballer/soccer player rolls on the ground after a "slide tackle. Welcome to "American Football" hits--hahaha. Even Rugby players want nothing to do with this crap--hahaha.
Yeah. i started playing when i was like 8. and played all the way through college. one of the first things we are taught is how to take a hit. also i know it says NFL, but a lot of these hits were college and high school teams.
They are carving years off their lives doing this. Concussions add up, joint injuries become crippling, and a lot of these guys are college football so they aren't even getting paid. They use these guys up and throw them away.
Most of those hits are Legal, but you can't lead with your head anymore, and it's Illegal now to hit a defenseless player, but other then that, those hits are legit
Some are allowed and some are not allowed but either way that’s where football is play we’d love it here we love football is the second religion to a severe in the USA
I played Division 1 football for the University of South Florida as a tight end defensive end and wide receiver and a lot of these hits are illegal but you really don't feel them and I have two scars to prove it
@@liamobs1239 I think it's the adrenaline first we have medical staff but it's pretty much the adrenaline I do have scars over my right eye and my left knee
As impressive as it is to see these hits its just as exciting to hear them. You don’t forget it once you hear it. And the whole crowd goes “oooooohhh”! I think there are some videos with sound. Worth checking out.
Check out the highlights of the Sugar Bowl from last week (Clemson vs Ohio State) Justin Fields takes a massive hit. Then watch what he does after that hit.
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My favorite part of watching non-U.S. folks see this for the first time is that every single one of you immediately says: "Is that allowed?" Ha!
Just letting my brother know that's the first thing they say...too funny....
Followed by "did they die?"
Not only are these hits allowed they’re EXPECTED. And what’s really shocking is that most of those guys still got up afterwards.
I'd say about 90% of these were legal.
Offense can't block anyone from behind. Defense can't hit someone Before ball arrives, can't hit anyone in the head, and can't use top of your head to tackle (spear). Other than that, light em up...
Cheers Nathan 👍🏻 light them up😂😂
NFL needs to start penalizing offense for helmet to helmet though
@@ShadyDisguise helmet to helmet is a penalty as is hit on a defenseless player eg laying out for a catch
You mean, they WERE legal, now only maybe 10% of these hits are legal
@@w8stral 90 percent of those hits are still legal today
I always like watching reactions from dudes like yourself. There's a reason these monsters risk injury for all that cash
Thanks for the message, I had great fun filming it 💪🏻
It's NOT all about the cash. The love of the game is enough! Non NFL or professionals play that hard as well.
Except that unlike baseball and basketball. Football players never actually receive as much as the contract states. There are so many outs for team owners in an NFL contract. The player can be cut and the contract is nullified.. The only sure money is upfront money. The smart guy would play baseball. They have the best money and longest careers. The average length of an NFL career is 3.5 years.
I love people who have never seen football react to vidoes. “Is this legal?!” Oh yes it is. And college football hits harder than NFL because they have nothing to lose and are just throwing themselves at each other (I played college ball and my injuries still hurt 12 years later).
3:13
Point of order: He did not get his helmet taken off, he got taken out of his helmet. The helmet was still perfectly good to go.
As a former varsity linebacker for the temple wildcats, There is no feeling that compares to lighting someone up.
I just watched a reaction to this video from some Indian villagers and one said, "Whoever has the ball is in big trouble". LOL
Fun Fact: American Football is officially marked as a 'Collision sport' because the players are running towards each other rather than chasing other players like in Rugby.
Some of these massive hits are high school and college
Welcome to American football. That's why they wear pads. Some think it's like Rugby with pads. It's very different..
'english youtuber reacts to NFL hits'
the reactions in question: "jesus christ" "oh my god" "he just snapped him in half" "is that allowed?"
Very accurate 😂
I'm always waiting for them to realize some of these are kids and a reaction to the savage peewee hit....lol.
Europeans: "Is this allowed?"
Americans: Remember back when they really hit hard?
I understand why soccer is normally called football, I think we in the US should call our sport " Murder the guy with the ball!".
It used to be kill the quarter back
Two things: 1) Not all of these are NFL. Some are College/NCAA. 2) There are several that are not/no longer legal. Some are blindside blocks, targeting and/or headshots.
Allowed? Some were illegal. Some older clips predate the rule changes that make them illegal today... but *most* of those? Yes. Absolutely allowed. Also known as... " *Welcome To The NFL* "
Who ever created the Here Comes the Boom video actually did a good job of not including the really bad hits that result in injuries. You can find a video of those if you want
"It's not a tickling competition, these lads are out to hurt each other."
The invisibility you feel when the pads are on is unlike anything ive experienced drugs wont give you the high you get when you end someone!
"What's happening with those sausages Charlie?
"Five minutes, Turkish..."
@@wonkothesane8691 "It was two minutes five minutes ago!"
Putting on that helmet is the version of being a modern day knight. Our coach use to tell us (played CB from 6th to 12th grade and strong safety as an adult) separate the runner from ball by any means.
They have that 'Targeting' penalty now.
Most of those hits would be penalty now.
Kind of a bogus penalty that is totally up to the refs discretion imo. Helmet to helmet I get, but if a receiver has made contact with the ball then gets hit by a shoulder... yeah that should be considered fair play. Just my 2 cents
Check out Bull Riding's Biggest Wrecks. It makes NFL players look soft.
Thanks Jeff I’ll check it out👍🏻
Don't forget the American bull fighters
That's American Football!!!
To put it in perspective many of these players are around 220 CM tall and 150 kilos weight (6 feet 8 inches and 300 lbs) and they are being paid millions... they will usually retire from the sport by age 40
Try watching American football from the 1970s to early 2000s...
Great reaction! Thanks for sharing! Being a Tongan born and raised here in the States most of us Polynesian boys grow up playing both sports. As brutal as rugby was, I'd say football takes the cake for brutality and it's actually because of the pads. They give almost a God complex that drive you to do things normal humans wouldn't dare. That and the hitting had a lot less regulations on it when I was still playing ball. Plus in football, you don't have to be carrying the ball to get hit so guys were getting absolutely destroyed on every play. My cousins who come from the islands and play football end up thriving and going to the NFL but they always say football hits are harder because of less rules and more padding. Rugby although it's still very brutal, is more of a gentleman's game. A contact sport. Football is more of a sinister game. A collision sport.
God bless!
Your Tongan friend from the US!
Thanks for the comment - definitely agree with you there! The tongans I played against were animals in rugby so I wouldn’t wanna see you on a football field haha
@@liamobs1239 lol yeah the game has shifted more towards speed and finesse now days but Polynesians are definitely known for trucking the 💩 out of folks. Cheers brother! Keep up the great work!!
The players are on average roughly 2 meters tall, and from 120kg, to 150 kg, in weight. And most of them can run 100 meters in about 10 seconds. It's a strength and power game.
A lot of non Americans really fail to realize just how big professional football players are. On T.V. they look normal size because everyone on the field is roughly the same size but the average pro football player is 6'2" 245lbs (1.88m 111 kilos)
This is a normal day in America
Ladies & Gents what you must consider is that these are professional and collegiate athletes! These hits are a small sample size of the sport! It is exciting to see some get juked, rocked, Moss'd etc. It's apart of the game, to remove tackling and the intensity wouldn't male for a good product and wouldn't be entertaining to watch!
Oh and let's not forget our Canadian brothers who love the same bone shattering contact in sub zero temps
and compared to early football today's version of football is a wimp. the early days didnt have those fancy helmuts or high tech padding.. the helmuts were only made of leather. n it seems like rugby is always making fun cause the nfl wears padding. an nfl player would look at rugby as a way to relax
Allowed or not, they happened and happen. The referee tossing a yellow flag doesn't roll back the impact :)
Haha very true!!!
Love these reaction videos. It's great to see non-Americans react to our most popular sport. College Football is also popular in the U.S., not just the pros. Some of the biggest College teams have greater attendance than some NFL teams. College Football has been around longer than pro football.
How do you not know the rules but know Jadeveon Clowney on sight lol
I know most of the rules but wasn’t sure if there were rules to make tackles safer 👍🏻 I know clowney from madden and someone told me to watch his college highlights so that how I know that one haha
Some of the hits would be illegal under today's rules. You can't lead with the helmet and you can't clothesline or grab the facemask (1:35). But you can lead with your shoulders. Getting hit in the air looks bad but can actually hurt the least. Getting hit from two directions at the same time is brutal. And no, receivers don't like it when the QB makes them stretch out to catch the ball but as a defensive middle linebacker I loved it.
Thanks for the comment 👍🏻 I can imagine your eyes lighting up once the QB throws one of them passes haha
They're allowed as long as you hit 'em in the numbers. Some of the face masks grabs weren't illegal back then but they are now.
Ah the infamous here comes the booming video, I can never get enough of people reacting to it, it's actually a combo of NFL/CFL/college and high school.in the same vein, there is the worst home plate collision in the MLB if you're interested.
th-cam.com/video/qe3qCWHVh68/w-d-xo.html
or worst headshots in MLB
th-cam.com/video/efEcn4auUhY/w-d-xo.html
Yes, most of those3 hits are legal. The guys in black and gold are the Pittsburgh Steelers from where I live. They are 5 time super bowl champs.
Consider the average American football player @ 245 - 260 lbs is moving at 14-16 miles per hour, and when you have two moving on a collision course, you are looking at a 30 mph closing speed....the same as most low speed car collisions. with the same G force.
Is it any wonder they have such a short career?
3:00 that was a hit but it was a defender who was hit. In American football anyone can be hit even if they don't have the ball
AS an American ex football player (college) you Europeans are just funny! Yes we hit hard, Yes you can and do get hurt, A LOT. so what ? It pays for your college, and it's damned fun. It is NORMAL to play with broken fingers, minor cartilage injuries , muscle injuries , stiches ect. We consider someone who sits out a game because they broke their thumbs babies.
NFL all that matters is the ball if the one holding it dies..... (insert Ivon Drago) he dies
In America we don't have contact sports? We have Combat sports!, about the only ones with out contact. Would be tennis and golf, people fight in wars. That's why we have a pretty good reputation around the world for being courteous to strangers?
Love watching these reactions!!!
Thanks Amanda! I’ve got more coming don’t worry 😊
You're correct in that most of the hits in this vid would be illegal under the current rules. Though I can understand the "why" of the rule changes implemented over the past few years, it doesn't mean that I gotta like it. The game has been "pussified" if you ask me...but such means little.
I use to be a running back small but speedy af and I’ve been on the end of some big body hits. But I got back up and start snapping ankles with dekes. Tough sport it’s not a contact sport it’s a collision sport.
You should watch a highschool compilation...
Most were legal but pulling the face mask or knocking it off on purpose is definitely illegal
Actually most of these hits are against the rules now. No more blind side blocks or hits on defenseless players.
Some of these hits would have been penalized. Note that this video has hits from different eras of American football, and the rules with respect to legal hits have become more restrictive over time. Also, a few of these clips are from college football, not NFL.
I have 7 pins in my back from playing football
Rugby ain’t nothin on American football
A lot of these hits actually were flags, and it just wasn’t shown bc the clips were so short, but all of the wr’s in mid catch getting hit the punt and kick returners getting hit mid catch is all flags. The peel back blocks and shit are legal tho and do happen in just ab every game at some point.
Most of these hits are legal they are called shoulder tackles. You are taught at a young age the wrap up tackle and shoulder tackle. Just think about getting hit by a truck at 35 to 50 mph that's what most of those hits are rated at. Most offensive and defensive lineman hit each other play after play with the force of a 25mph car crash each play.
What would you say if I told you that in the early days of AF, players that got tackled like that resulted in an alarming amount of deaths every month because there were no pads or helmets, just a leather skull cap for protection? The pads and helmets were introduced later because the US Government threatened to ban the game permanently if nothing was done to make the game safer for the players.
Basically any hits to the head, blocks in the back and chop blocks are illegal.
Some of those hits are no longer legal. You're not allowed to lead with your helmet anymore.
Most of it aloud but if it helmet to helmet is not aloud and I play football so I know what if fills like
you missed some of them, not all of the hits are targeted toward the one with the ball
Compared to being it by a car.....y’all crack me up! 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
Not without reason, either.
ESPN Sports Science did a study on the forces involved in a full on NFL tackle and worked out that the kinetic energy transfer is approximately the same as in a 40-50 kph car wreck.
These guys are the biggest, strongest, fastest athletes on the planet.
I knew the study had been done but didn’t know the results and I agree 100% with you on them being the best athletes. Thx for that info.
Up to about half of these are not NFL. Most of the rest are college football.
A lot of these hits are legal unless they are helmet to helmet
The game was much more violent in the 60s, 70s and 80s. In recent decades they've changed the rules, primarily to protect the quarterbacks. Fans pay big money to watch star quarterbacks. So if they're injured it's bad for business. Plus, players are suffering traumatic brain injuries ... so tackling with the crown of your helmet, or targeting the other player's helmet is a penalty, suspension and possible fine.
Thanks for the message 👍🏻 explains a lot to be fair haha
you should do more reactions to the nfl in the future!
Defo more coming in the future 👍🏻
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Yes, people have died in this sport. Chucky Mullins was a kid from our area that died, his story is on youtube. Then on youtube search simply "Tatum Stingley" for a story of a player that gets paralyzed, and the player who was NOT sorry for doing it. Then watch the youtube video entitled "Gregg Williams Saints Bounty Audio" to hear a coach instruting his players to INTENTIONALLY hurt players, and to "go for the head". It's freaking SPOOKY! He and his head coach were suspended for a year for this, but only after winning the SUPER BOWL!! Best wishes!
Jesus😩
We do this for fun....lol
The pads are weapons.
You should watch Barry Sanders greatest runs. He's very shifty
Nothing like watching Sanders make the entire Cowboys defense miss him. Twice.
It doesn't happen anymore, but stadiums in the US use to be dual use, Football/Baseball. 3:53 was a baseball field.
That’s crazy, thanks for letting me know 👍🏻
welcome to america.
And these hits are just the tip of the iceberg.
They call the hits on receivers going for the catch "Hospital Passes". Definitely brutal
Always enjoy folks with soccer or rugby backgrounds watching this. The great majority of these clips are NFL. A couple are college, and it looks like about 2 high school and 1 grade school clip.
The rules are slowly being changed in the direction of better protection. They disallowed grabbing the face mask a long time ago. Then they disallowed clothesline and horsecollar tackling. More recently, they disallowed deliberate helmet-to-helmet hits or leading with the helmet in any way. And there are special protections for quarterbacks in the act of passing, defenseless pass receivers, and kickers. So, some of what you're seeing here was legal at the time but is now illegal. Quite a bit of it is still legal. But this level of crunch (two people hitting each other at full speed) doesn't happen that often. It's always a possibility, though.
Thanks for the message 👍🏻 I’ve really got in to the NFL this year and respect these guys a bell of a lot more after watching the hits they take!
ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED!!!!!!modern day gladiators
Rugby=Contact sport
American football=Collision sport
Who's gonna tell him some of these are high school players?
I know that now haha
IS there a video of an American football fan watching soccer "injuries"? That could be interesting.
There’s been some bad ones!!!!
@@liamobs1239 really? Someone gets brushed by someone's sleeve and takes a dive like he stepped on an IED? Those are people going for Academy Awards.
Americans just shake their heads every time that a footballer/soccer player rolls on the ground after a "slide tackle. Welcome to "American Football" hits--hahaha. Even Rugby players want nothing to do with this crap--hahaha.
Yeah. i started playing when i was like 8. and played all the way through college. one of the first things we are taught is how to take a hit. also i know it says NFL, but a lot of these hits were college and high school teams.
They are carving years off their lives doing this. Concussions add up, joint injuries become crippling, and a lot of these guys are college football so they aren't even getting paid. They use these guys up and throw them away.
I PLAYED EIGHT YEARS OF AMERICAN FOOTBALL. ALL HITS ARE ALLOWED. WATCH COLLEGE FOOTBALL FOR BIG HITS TODAY.
This is the first vid I've seen of yours. I spy clubs in the background. Who's your favorite golfer?
Haha yeah I play a little golf on the side⛳️ Tiger got me in playing golf so I’d have to say him 💪🏻
@@liamobs1239 Hey! I know that one! lol Not personally. But, HAVE heard his name mentioned on occasion. Good for me:) ha
I think you missed the hit at 3:00 ... Don’t keep your eye on the guy who caught the ball - the hit happens close to him but doesn’t involve him
Cheers Linda👍🏻 completely missed that haha
Almost 90% of those hits are allowed, and whats even better is as an american, this is softer then how they used to play 😂
Most of those hits are Legal, but you can't lead with your head anymore, and it's Illegal now to hit a defenseless player, but other then that, those hits are legit
Some are allowed and some are not allowed but either way that’s where football is play we’d love it here we love football is the second religion to a severe in the USA
Hearing it for yourself is extremely cringy and its a collision sport
Playing American Football and tackling their opponents so hard it's allowed that's how we play and check their rules to know how do they play.
If it is a bad tackle flags would be thrown on the field.
Football is NOT a contact sport. It is a collision sport.
I played Division 1 football for the University of South Florida as a tight end defensive end and wide receiver and a lot of these hits are illegal but you really don't feel them and I have two scars to prove it
Is it the adrenaline?
@@liamobs1239 I think it's the adrenaline first we have medical staff but it's pretty much the adrenaline
I do have scars over my right eye and my left knee
@@lawrenceholohan8812 jheez 😩 make sure you subscribe and recommend anything I should watch next
As impressive as it is to see these hits its just as exciting to hear them. You don’t forget it once you hear it. And the whole crowd goes “oooooohhh”! I think there are some videos with sound. Worth checking out.
Definitely going to check out more of these!
I watch football and all of these were legal except the punt return one
This is the shit we do for fun
You guys are crazy haha
I love watching non-Americans react to these and flinch...
Hahaha yeah definitely made me flinch
@@liamobs1239 my suggestion is don’t play. I played through 8th grade. Bad knees and arthritis is my ankles since my 40s.
@@raiderking69 I don’t plan on it haha
Some of these hits arent allowed
Check out the highlights of the Sugar Bowl from last week (Clemson vs Ohio State)
Justin Fields takes a massive hit. Then watch what he does after that hit.
Just watched it👀 you don’t want to take too many of them before you get to the NFL!!!
Remember the armor and helmet are just so you don't die.
😂😂😂 is that what the coaches say to the kids
Loved it
Jheeez