Things the NFL DOES NOT Want You to Know
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The NFL hides a lot of information from you - and me. Let's try and figure out what it is.
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I can tell you what happens on the kill floor if u are interested? Lol I'm but really I know….
Now we all know why Peyton did all those nationwide commercials 😂😂
He needs more money for his forehead reduction surgery
@@PrimarySweeper13 don’t you mean enlargement surgery 👀😂
@@12thMandalorianI'm sure hgh is cheaper than surgery
He's now the jingle guy. Lmfao.
Did?
Every player's strike post-merger has been about pensions and/or health care. Other rider issues may have been present, like free agency, but those two are the big ones. It is by far the hardest professional sport to recover from, given that training for it begins when you're in elementary school with not much emphasis being placed on a post-playing career despite the average NFL career lasting less than 4 years, and the lack of post-play benefits.
With how much the league takes in, players should be getting an MLB-level pension. (tl;dr FULL HEALTHCARE COVERAGE FOR LIFE AFTER ONE DAY, $34k annual pension after 43 games played which becomes $100k after 10 seasons. Support your local union, folks.)
Do you believe that they are compensated sufficiently to purchase insurance?
Do you believe that they are compensated sufficiently to have agents and personal managers? (Yes. Who advise them to buy insurance.)
Do you believe they should pass a law that when you voluntarily - *voluntarily* take a 4 year career, that the world owes you additionally? So if you decide to become a boxer, or explosives technician, that whatever pay deal you make is void, because they owe you more?
I wish insurance was simpler. The risk factor of being an NFL player makes insuring them much more expensive than insuring an MLB or NBA player. I assume it’s much more similar to trying to insure MMA fighters.
When my great-uncle graduated from college in the 50s, an NFL team attempted to recruit him (I think it may have been the Browns, but I don't remember), but he had no desire to ruin his body for not even that much money in those days and went to graduate school instead.
@@Bill_Wooit’s not for the people making tens of millions. It’s meant for the guys that didn’t get those big contracts and now have to deal with their injuries for the rest of their life. With how much money the NFL makes, I don’t think it’s that crazy to do this. Although I’d argue some of this is responsible for the players union for not thinking long term for the health of the players. Take less $ in the contracts and put it toward the health insurance pensions but some would argue the players shouldn’t have to give up $ for that so idk.
The Commanders Cheerleader scandal was one of the grossest things I've ever read about. That alone should have finished Dan Snyder.
In summary, they basically pimped the girls out. They flew them down to the islands, took their passports and told them they had to be escorts for a bunch of Dan Snyder's business partner and boosters.
Really reprehensible.
Snyder is living proof that you can get away with just about any crime if you're rich enough
Unless you do it with teenagers
@@jimbowlan5804 Sadly not even that. Robert Kraft had sec with a minor and was never punished
Those women started crying when they were told what they would be doing. They got stopped by Costa Rica police because the cops thought the cheerleaders were in a prostitution ring. Dan snyder should be under the jail.
Woooooo that’s crazy af.
The NFL will never disclose anything unless subpoenaed but I think most people already know all of this. Still a great video.
That's why I am in Coach Gruden's corner. Expose everything.
Normies dont, that's why they still bother doing it
"Therapy for when Aaron Rogers left" cracked me up.
I work at a grocery store and I have better Healthcare than these players. Who knew billionaires were crooks?
Go figure, right? 🤔
My sister was a cheerleader for a CFL team in the 90s, they didn't make a single cent.
They chose to do it.
Okay boomer.
Here's another closely guarded secret I wish I knew the answer to but never will: How and why the league owners and commissioner allowed Jerry Jones permission to construct (Cowboys) AT&T Stadium in an unorthodox and unconventional East-Northeast West-Southwest field alignment. They even somehow approved the massive windows on that WSW side to allow direct sunlight into the building during later afternoon 3:25 P.M. CT games. This, of course, was preventable by simply going the perfect North South field alignment (like Lambeau Field) as Google Maps measurement tool states there is enough room between both Randol Mill Road and Cowboys Way.
People always rave about Jerry world as a venue and im always baffled that it always looks borderline unplayable for half the game because of the godawful windows. Super whack that nobody ever really talks about it
@@BHox01 Yeah, that's the truth; the sunlight through the windows is rarely talked about and only gets mentioned when it actually impacts the game. Plus, it gets annoying to hear how both football teams are affected by it because they switch sides between quarters. The timeanddate website says the lowest angle degree the sun has at solar noon in Arlington, Texas is 34° in December. So I'm inclined to believe there would be no sunlight impact on any sporting events in AT&T Stadium if the architectural structure was slightly modified and the field orientation was perfect North and South.
The sunlight is a feature. They wanted it. They even put the correct windows in the first time as opposed to a baseball glass dome that always have to go back and tint them
@@ihatemoneyASMRI find your comment reply flawed. It's foolish to say sunlight is a feature when as of 2023, there are 29 of 30 NFL stadiums featuring some amount of outdoor natural light during day games. Also, it turns out Cleveland Browns Stadium is in a similar situation with a Southwest-Northeast field alignment, but I give that venue a pass on criticism because the SW side is fully occupied by crowd seats and fully blocks out the setting sun when either 4:05 or 4:25 P.M. ET games would be played, primarily in the first half of the season.
*Checkmate.
@@AlBundyFan365 dude. Don’t believe me. 😂 look it up. They did it on purpose making it a feature. A feature is a distinctive attribute. They wanted the sunlight “distinctive attribute” they wanted a feature but you can just look it up I think it’s the Dallas newspaper I saw it in that they “intentionally” did it dude. But you can think they just wasted 2 bil idc
Julian got fined $2.5 Million for PEDs. That's insane.
9:18 Basically, the cheerleaders of the NFL basically are in the same situation as wrestlers in the WWE.
Whereas your classified as an independent contractor but you have to follow employee rules. Yes its fucked up, but like Five said, there's always going to be some people who are willing to deal with it
Say basically one more time. Lmfao.
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Someone died in lambeau field in June and I heard no news from it, the only time the NFL talked about it is when they confirmed that he had passed.
Thats wild.
How did they die?
@@EmptyHand49 a maintenance man was crushed by an elevator
Oooof. Brutal.
Damn bro. Don't do Brandon like that. Can't you see he's hurting enough? 😂
Bald hurting more than Danny Sacks getting sacked
@@UnchainedAmerica he’s still getting sacked some where 😂😂
That last point is why it blows my mind when fans go after players for sitting out to try and get a bigger contract. That player is in the league what 4-6 years on the HIGH end? Meanwhile team owners RAKE BILLIONS in profits that they simply don’t want to spend but the player is the bad guy. Ok.
Cuz they want them to play, it prevents the team from getting other players, and sometimes they don't live up to their new contract at all.
Yeah the new diva brothas wont honor their contract and only care about a bag..
@@BillyBob-wq9flI mean wouldn't you also care about how much you're getting paid
@@EmptyHand49 yeah but why does it concern us if a multimillionaire misses out on a few million dollars
@@jameswinslow8540because it’s what’s fair to them. You sound bitter as hell.
NFLPA could've gotten better financial deal, better health care, but they went for weeds.
Missed a pretty big point with the cheerleader pay- for most it’s a minor part time job that takes up at most a couple days per week, the higher paying teams you mentioned is because they practice with the team etc and do stuff for a couple more days so it’s considered more of a primary job although still most have other constant jobs as well, it’s not quite this much but think of a dancer who just has a consistent weekly gig that’s a good rate don’t view it as a whole salary and it’s only for part of the year
I do like the idea that if Moonlight Graham had his one game today rather than 1905 in reality (and in the book) and 1922 in the movie, he'd have MLB health coverage for the rest of his life.
From what I read one day in MLB gets you coverage for a year but a lifetime of the ability to buy into the MLB plan.
Underrated punchline 9:05
There is ZERO chance that there are no active players taking steroids.
Guess the league is just depending on all their players getting CTE, and forgetting about how poorly they were paid, and all the shenanigans around injuries and health care.
Poorly paid? Lmaoo
@@takedownTony6 sure the star players get millions, but the minimum contract is $750k and only goes up to just below a million after a few years. Complete that to the other pro sports.
Dude, nice vid. The NFL is a money printer that uses human beings to power the printing machine.
My dad used to work as one of the doctors for the New England Patriots in the late 90s. He knows what it’s like to work with the NFL and staunchly hates football
Nice dig at Branden "I'm ok, really" Perna.
Simply put, The sports industry is a Dirty Game
I mean Beast mode used to take shots of Hennessy before games. He basically played buzzed….
There are so many times every day that I wish I could just stiff arm someone like he used to
Starts at 1:51
RIP Uche!
The healthcare info made me want to puke considering what these guys do to their bodies for the owners to make billions.
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@@rpc717lmao true but we gotta be honest, it’s actually lame that the most dangerous sport in America where the money on contracts mostly aren’t guaranteed, has such a godawful healthcare plan.
5:15 it’s morphine.
The players need to make sure they don't get fucked in the next CBA negotiation like they did last time around. Oh, and make sure that EVERY PLAYER votes on the shit (20% of them didn't even bother to vote last time).
The not bothering to vote isn't an accident man.
always looking forward to your uploads!
You did not mention Josh Gordon when talking about the weed thing? Bruh.
We still dont know what's inside the sausage, but at least we can see through the encasing a little bit with this video.
As someone who was rolling up a few blunts while watching this video, I really appreciate your one-one million blunt reference.
I was not expecting fivepoints to mention geebs lmao
Fr bro I was shocked 🤣🤣
Great video... Very interesting stuff in there. THanks!
i thought only me and my friends called them "geebs" your goated for that lmaoo
And that's why they made the Packers' fan-ownership setup illegal.
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The fact that the NFL's healthcare service is so bad is nauseating. So players like Johnny Knox and Kevin Everett, both of whom suffered horrendous career ending injuries with potential long-term effects, are totally fucked when it comes to the NFL's Healthcare since neither of them played longer than 5 years. So they were just completely SOL the second they got hurt.
Remember when Peyton had HGH sent to his wife
Surprised that wasn’t brought up in the video. The NFL did a hell of a job covering that up
@@ChrisHarder20He and his dad publicly tormented the female trainer from his Knoxville days during the Early 2000s. He settled twice but ESPN never says a word.
Remember when Colin Kaepernick compared the NFL to slavery?
The SPORT that you CHOOSE to play where you get PAID millions of dollars
Exaaaaaactly like slavery
0:33 probably being a Giants fan like you are 🤣🤣🤣
If you ask me; if I were a professional player, which I would rather be more lucrative of... Money? or health benefits?
I would immediately choose the latter. You get paid like Bobby Bonilla over a 30 ywar period but have peak healthcare from the get-go
If Toradol is even half as effective as people have described, you bet your ass I'd take it every day for my knee if I could.
Not so closely guarded now lmao 😂
I can’t believe nfl mascots make more money than the cheerleaders do.
Damn Shame ain't it? 🫤
Not just the mascots, the freakin' WATERBOYS!
The expression I have heard is, "Nobody wants to know how laws or sausages are made."
Depends if we know that person been sleeping around versus not sleeping around
RIP Uche.
Jesus christ Five.. this video was so fucking grim 🤣🤣
If players are high in-game then my boy Dan Orlovsky was on K2 when he ran out of bounds in the end zone. 😆
Love the revenue analysis at the end
The NHL is also secretive about injuries and for the same reason: If you get more specific than "Upper-body injury", you're as much as putting a bullseye on that body part.
For all of its faults, the NFL is a way out of poverty for many players and their families.
Yeah but when you've grown up in poverty your like MC Hammer with your money. Most spend it all quickly. Usually on dumbht (gotta buy that chain mang) and end up broke a few years after retiring. The majority of these guys aren't super intelligent - most are the same dipsht football players you went to high-school with.
LMAO Geebs
The entirety of American football is one of the most comically exploitative sports in existence
I love watching the football games at my college, but they I usually watch 2-3 players get badly injured every game, and I wonder why people play that sport.
It should be clarified (when you mentioned Aaron) is the Packers don't administer Toridol to players.
Also with the Packers, their cheerleaders are the UW Green Bay cheerleaders, they don't have their own technically.
Toridol is just an nsaid its a lot more powerful than ibuprofen, but its not a narcotic.
How high was he during the butt fumble lmao?
when sent to the tent is being given cocaine
Well seriously they play 162 baseball games. It's nowhere near as dangerous as football
If Minnesota is Sports Frozen Hell
Then Arizona is Sports Burning Hell
I knew the healthcare was bad, but I didn't know it was so bad in relation to other leagues. The NFL is cheap asf.
The pension for an NFL player, depends on how many years in, but it maxes out at like 60K.
The life expectancy of a player that plays 4 years in the NFL is 20 years less than a man that didn’t play. 20 years off the average life expectancy !! This is per a NFL study done 30 years ago and buried.
It’s unthinkable that the league doesn’t provide these men life long health insurance.
CFTA: this is juicy dirt 👌
Amphetamines are the best to use playing football choo choo!!!!!
I guarantee that more than a few player have a "legit" Adderall script. The thought of a 6'2 300 pound DT on 20-40 mg of Adderall is terrifying.
10:30 I'm willing to bet that the Packers are amongst the lowest in league in terms of local revenue, given the size of the GB/Milwaukee market.
I can’t believe I just heard this man five points say gb’s I’m rippin one rn
Hearing EBITA in a 5 points video...
Honestly don't mind if football players use PEDS, tbh, PEDS can actually reduce injury, I would hope they would be going through a doctor, or a certified professional, but it's literally the one sport I could get behind PED usage
They choose to play. If they don't like it, don't play.
60K for 5 months damn sure ain’t minimum wage
I'm not sure how you can claim that medical care is administered to players without documentation just because you haven't seen it. Private medical records are none of your business and that would be illegal to share with the public anyway.
Were there cheerleaders who sued teams for better pay? Was only for a few teams. They should get at least five figures.
I wouldn't say I'm dumber when high.
When I'm high, I'm better at doing the things I already know how to do really well.
But I'm awful at learning how to do new things when I'm high.
Getting high can really put me in the zone, which would be perfect for an NFL player.
Its still a volunteer only league, sure its exploitive but most everything in that price bracket is.
Just to stick up for my department, while Five Points has a great point about the healthcare plan, I would like to point out that Seattle Fire Department's Medic One (the medic unit shown in the 49ers vs Seahawks clips) is very top notch. Now that I have defended my honor, we can continue.
lmao! $20K for cheerleaders! I'll beat that. The Lions literally used to use my high school's cheeleading squad some games.
Very good video!
5 point vids huh? More like HIGH POINT VIDS. Blaze up 🫡
How about the virtually no taxes these ownes pay
Exploiting Perna's Broncos misery for a commercial?
Gold star for jackassey.
Good video but you could have used 2-3x more euphemisms for weed
Wait....the NBA and MLB offer lifetime day one health benefits but the NFL can't? What the actual fuck?
the drug use guidelines should be loosened
Seems like being the owner of an NFL team is a free license to print money.
Somehow Dan Snyder fucked this up.
It’s pretty much a non secret about players’ PED usage and understandably so, but if it’s pretty much universally accepted and less than 1% of players get caught, how did guys like Brian Cushing and Laron Landry continually get caught and stigmatized? Hope anyone can answer this for me thank you.
Because they pissed someone up the chain off. Nothing happens in the league on accident. This sht as controlled and staged as the WWE.
Compared to the healthcare and compensation a disabled veteran gets for actually putting their health and life on the line, I think those nfl players are getting a really good deal.
What is it yall always say?
Oh yeah "but they chose that job".
The vast majority of military positions see absolutely 0 combat time. There are plenty of people that spend their entire career filing paperwork in some shty part of the US and do absolutely di*k all that puts their life on the line. In the event you do see active combat .. If your dumb enough to go sign up to serve a nation thats expressed how little it gives a sht about you over and over and willing to die for someone else's proxy war (and money) ..your a fu*kin idiot.
Now take that ra ra us establishment bullsht elsewhere. No one cares.
Well if those cheerleaders agree to those peanuts, that's their problem.
Ad ends at 1:50. Also, GO BILLS!
NFL shady AF, big surprise.
haha om grossi
The games are all fixed like professional wrestling. Most people are too dumb to see it.
Yep, they are officially sports entertainment, not a real sports league
I guess I’m naive to thinking that fame led to a lifetime of coverage. Geez
Mah knee
The NFL Players Union is doing a pretty crap job representing it's members. Especially considering that the NFL literally cannot operate without players, not good when the pool of replacements isn't that high.
They might as well use that leverage a lot more.
It's not there to represent players. It's there to control them. It's doing that just fine. Turns out the majority of unions are corrupt.
@@kenosabi
I am aware of what they are actually doing. Just stating that they are letting down their members by not doing their jobs, similar to many in Congress these days.
Certainly if they did their jobs, the salary cap wouldn't be in place whatsoever.
I mean it’s just smart business never let anyone know how much you make even the government
Labia Bell?