Yes the "Elvis, Obama, was the QB calling out plays, adjustments or protections -( how the linemen will block) . These words are like codes so only your team knows what they mean. This is done on every play . The coach calls it in to the QB and then on the field the QB relays it to the other player. The defense is doing the same. The fans know this and get extra loud in key situations (like 3rd down or goal line) to disrupt communication of the opposing team.
To expand on this when Peyton manning was with the colts the titans would have specific words just for games against him for the defense and would change them at half time. God I hated that guy as a titans fan lol....
They aren't all protections, plays, hot routed, etc... A lot of them are just dummy calls to make a defense think something they're doing has been sniffed out and the offense is attacking a weak point.
Every American sports has commercial breaks. That's why there's no ads on jerseys (They're coming though unfortunately). If you ever attend a live sporting event in the US you'd be able to tell when commercials were running on TV.
@@ThommyMckGoaty That's a fairly new thing, where they place the sponsor on the jersey like that. It's not like how in leagues like the Premier League however, where it covers the entire front end of the jersey basically.
That's a good thing. Advertisements on the kits are better than commercials. Look at Football for example. All Advertisements are on the pitch and around 7 minutes during halftime. The NBA's problem is Timeouts. The sport shouldn't have any timeouts and that's why it sucks.
And the NHL allows one on the helmet. I don't exactly mind them when it's the word mark of the sponsor of the building but it's only going to lead to a slippery slope I'm afraid.
@@joshuahoots5299 You didn't understand my response and the idiots who liked your comment didn't either. NBA's problem is timeouts. Plain and simple. DO YOU NEED ASSISTANCE!!!!???? read words please
Philip Rivers (on the Chargers) was whiny and especially had a temper, but let's take a moment to say that he has the 5th all-time TD passes in NFL history, right behind Peyton Manning, Brees, Brady, and Brett Favre, and did so on a mediocre team. He threw a lot of interceptions as well, though. Edit: He also played in the AFC Championship game with a torn ACL. In other words; he played with a season-ending injury. He was a hardass, even if he appeared whiny.
The crazy thing is, is that Rivers probably could’ve passed Manning and Farve in touchdowns and passing yards if he didn’t sit behind Drew Brees for 2 years when Brees was still on the Chargers. 2 years is a lot of time. As for interceptions, Rivers actually has less career interceptions than Brees, Manning, and Favre. Rivers was totally underrated because he never made it to the Super Bowl.
@@civichoo6017 Manning had 118 more TD’s than Rivers. Rivers averaged 28 TD’s a year. That’s 4.2 years worth of TD’s. Yards he was about 2 years off of Peyton. Peyton did lose 1 year to a neck injury.
As a lifelong Chiefs fan, I can confirm Philip Rivers is one of the most obnoxiously whiny players I've had the displeasure of watching. Complains, throws tantrums when he loses, and he is one of those nuts who thinks he has to have like 20 kids. I hope he enjoys retirement, because I'm enjoying his retirement a lot.
The Cleveland Browns started wearing brown because it was harder to see who had the ball - it blended into the jerseys. The game's changed a lot since then, and it's not much of an advantage anymore.
uh, no, incorrect. The team was named the BROWNS after their first coach and manager PAUL BROWN, When Coach Paul Brown was visiting Bowling Green State University, he admired their colors on their uniforms, which was brown and orange...that's how the Browns got their colors. I am a lifetime, devoted Browns' fan (born and raised in Cleveland and lived here most of my life (I am 75). Even though I am a Browns' fan, I DON'T like our colors. I never where brown OR orange in everyday clothing.. THe ONLY time I wear brown and orange is when I wear a BROWNS T-shirt or sweatshirt.
@@patticrichton1135 Hi, fellow lifelong Browns fan! The story that was passed down to me is that Brown admired the BGSU colors in part because they would disguise who had the ball, aiding the draw play that he would become known for.
Phillip rivers has a legendary mouth, super solid QB though and unfortunately retired this year. I agree that brown is no good. My beloved Portland Trail Blazers picked up a brown uniform this year.
That’s a “W” imma eat one today. 😂 Recently saw a clip of retired players talk about that moment & one dude saying, “I was there! I’m in the meme. Look at my face standing in the back! 😐 What the hell’s he talkin’ about?” hahahah
To answer what you said about sponsors, the NBA when Nike started making NBA jerseys they allowed the teams to sell sponsorship on a small part of the jersey and this year in the NHL they are allowing teams to sell sponsorship on the side of the helmets
Great vid! Also yes, the only sport in America (other than MLS) that has jersey sponsorship's are NBA basketball. They're not huge logos but on the left shoulder of the jersey, you can see a company sponsorship there. Every team has a different one and they can change every season depending on the contract length.
New subscriber. you guys are great! As an American who has lived in London and Manchester I wish I could sit there with you on some of these and explain after you react. Really appreciate how honest you guys are with your reactions.
Cleveland Browns took their name from the first head coach head coach, Paul Brown. They were founded as aream in 1944 and then joined the NFL in 1946. (The NFL was begun in 1920.)
NHL has ad's on the boards of the rink. The game moves so fast you just don't know that your eyes are seeing them. Baseball has always had them on the outfield walls and now they put digital ones on the boards behind the catcher for tv games.
lol....oh you sportitas fashionistas....I think it's hella-funny that there was a pause to comiserate on the style and color of uniforms and their piping....lololol.....especially during such a 'Murrican sport and the antiquated impressions of the English by the pockets of throw back, low brow fans. PRICELESS!
Pro sports in America don’t have jersey sponsors but literally everything has a corporate sponsor. The Taco Bell half time show, the Sprite Slam Cam, the Verizon instant replay or whatever. Heineken Man of the Match. All the stadiums also have corporate names.
Yeah, not in Denver. He's known as the biggest whiner on the field. We call him cry me a Rivers and take celebration shots when he gets tackled. Giant baby.
@@jofox339 lmao the fact that you think Denver is unique to be the only ones to call Rivers that is hilarious. everyones uses that nickname on Rivers and people wouldnt have thought about that nickname if it wasnt for a song that has the line "cry me a river"
The "Big Four" US team sports (baseball, football, hockey, basketball) have structured their advertising around stopping the action so that commercials can be played during breaks in the game. Those commercials are the primary source of ad revenue, instead of putting sponsor patches on the uniform. although i know basketball jereys have sponsors on
NBA has sponsors on their jerseys now. But some leagues/colleges have deals with brands like Nike, Adidas, Under Armour, etc. and high profile players often have brand deals of their own for shoes/cleats.
The talking in my helmet guy, if you don't know. The quarter back and a few other players have built in headsets in their helmets so the coaches can talk to them while they are on the field. You have the head coach, offensive coach and a whole fucking strategic network that sits in the upper booths analyzing the game and sending info back down to coaches. So a lot of information is being transmitted through those headsets. I guess someone left their mic on and it was buzzing in his helmet, lol.
QBs typically have hot plays which is why you'll here random words like Obama/2pac . Manning you could hear Omaha being yelled basically every other play (sometimes they mean nothing) but usually there is a meaning behind them and it could just be that weeks play he likes to audible to.
NBA are the only ones that have sponsors on their jerseys atm. You guys are correct though, all the American sports leagues have league wide jersey deals with nike/adidas/whoever.
QBs have radios in their helmets. It's how coaches tell them the play so that's who dude was complaining about when he said they need to stop talking into his helmet.
The brand for football equipment is a company called RIDDELL. They make most of the pads and helmets. Jerseys too I think. I may be wrong, because I've been out of the Sport for over 30 years, so I haven't been in a locker room since the late 80s, so things may have changed since then, but Riddell was the only name label I ever saw on anything.
Teams have just recently in the past couple of years begin putting logos on jerseys. I'm very familiar with the NBA, and they were the first of the 4 major leagues to put logo ads on their jerseys. It's a single logo on the left or right shoulder. I believe most teams plan for additional logo ads as well. I dread it personally as I despise most advertising, but I can't deny the financial benefit to the teams.
Haha the player who was whining was Philip Rivers-as a quarterback he’s ranked top 5 in the history of the NFL in touchdowns and passing yards, but was never able to reach the Super Bowl. He retired this year and the general consensus is that he’s the best quarterback in history to have never went to the Super Bowl. He was known for his clean trash talk-he never cursed-and for fathering half of the world population.
Yeah in Denver he was known as cry me a rivers. My family hated him more than Brady and that's sayin something. Don't think with all his whining he deserved to go to the superbowl.
The NBA has sponsors on the shoulders of the game jerseys and on the court. The Celtics for example have a General Electric sponsorship. So they have the “GE” logo on their shoulder.
They've started incorporating very small sponsor logos into NHL and NBA uniforms, but MLB and NFL don't have any sponsors on their uniforms besides the manufacturers (Nike, Addidas, etc.)
as a browns fan myself, i wont argue our uni's are..... unique, at this point it's about tradition, they've done ok with recent changes, our team is finally good now so that certainly helps lol
The Tupac/Obama is usually an indicator between two options. For example, "Roger" might mean right and "Louie" left. It might mean run vs. pass or pass1 vs pass2, etc.
Phillip Rivers has like 10 kids so there’s a reason he was so aggravated 🤣 You’d be annoyed too. Also those helmet headphones are loud and there are only 2 allowed per team. One defense one offense
Nike is not a sponsor. The swoosh is there because Nike makes the clothing for teams. The sponsorship is usually companies that pay for the stadium branding (Gillette, AT & T, etc.)
You guys should check out this show called “peyton’s places” pretty good show hosted by a hall of fame qb, teaches a lot about the game and the history
When u hear random names being tossed out by a QB, it usually means audibles…play adjustments…something QB doesn’t like in the opposing defense…so he may yell “Obama” which lets his team know he’s making changes…every team has different names for play changes
Please react to one of the greatest NFL Trash Talker's and player John Randle. He played for the Minnesota Vikings and is now in the NFL Hall of Fame. His story of how he got to the NFL is amazing.
Yes the "Elvis, Obama, was the QB calling out plays, adjustments or protections -( how the linemen will block) . These words are like codes so only your team knows what they mean.
This is done on every play . The coach calls it in to the QB and then on the field the QB relays it to the other player.
The defense is doing the same.
The fans know this and get extra loud in key situations (like 3rd down or goal line) to disrupt communication of the opposing team.
To expand on this when Peyton manning was with the colts the titans would have specific words just for games against him for the defense and would change them at half time. God I hated that guy as a titans fan lol....
They aren't all protections, plays, hot routed, etc...
A lot of them are just dummy calls to make a defense think something they're doing has been sniffed out and the offense is attacking a weak point.
@@liamengram6326 good point should have mentioned that myself.
@@vorsutus753 or like my mans AR12 using the calls to try and draw the Defenses offsides using voice inflection the whole time too lol
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Every American sports has commercial breaks. That's why there's no ads on jerseys (They're coming though unfortunately). If you ever attend a live sporting event in the US you'd be able to tell when commercials were running on TV.
The Nike logo ("The Swoosh") is on every single NFL jersey.
@@Mr.Dobalina_Mr.BobDobalina But that’s because they make the uniform, not because they pay for the advertising.
NBA teams have sponsors on the opposite side of the Nike swoosh
Nike is on their jersey
@@ThommyMckGoaty That's a fairly new thing, where they place the sponsor on the jersey like that. It's not like how in leagues like the Premier League however, where it covers the entire front end of the jersey basically.
You guys should react to “a bad lip reading” those are great
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Yes! NFL bad lip reading. You guys will love that.
I was just about to ask if they had done that yet, cant believe they havent tbh. They would love it
Also, the "he's talking in my helmet" probably means someone didn't turn their mic off. Quarterbacks have radios in their helmets.
Yea but helmet is another word for dick over there so.....
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They do not have sponsorship on jersey, helmet. They are not allowed.
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4:00 They asked #93 to sing the baseball song because his signature celebration on defense is swinging for a home run.
Calais Campbell is a gem lol.
There may not be logos on the jerseys, but they make up for it in hours of commercials.
exactly. Soccer has to do it.
I’ve been waiting my whole life for this.... and I’ve only known you guys for 3 months...
That's kinda sad
@@StackRunItUp what you talking about?
@@inyabloodclatt7242 stfu
Need to do NFL Bad Lip Reading. Hilarious!!
My thoughts exactly!
🎶"Take me out to the ball game." Little smiles that can make your whole day.😊
Unfortunately, the NBA now allows one small sponsorship logo on the top left of their jerseys. And it's probably going to get worse.
That's a good thing. Advertisements on the kits are better than commercials. Look at Football for example. All Advertisements are on the pitch and around 7 minutes during halftime. The NBA's problem is Timeouts. The sport shouldn't have any timeouts and that's why it sucks.
@@iamjamesmix There will be the same amount of commercials even if they advertise on the jerseys. Corporate greed is just that bad here.
@@iamjamesmix They'll never stop the commercials in the US. So it's just more ads you can't skip.
And the NHL allows one on the helmet. I don't exactly mind them when it's the word mark of the sponsor of the building but it's only going to lead to a slippery slope I'm afraid.
@@joshuahoots5299 You didn't understand my response and the idiots who liked your comment didn't either. NBA's problem is timeouts. Plain and simple. DO YOU NEED ASSISTANCE!!!!???? read words please
“Y’all boys don’t play madden?!” Love it
Philip Rivers (on the Chargers) was whiny and especially had a temper, but let's take a moment to say that he has the 5th all-time TD passes in NFL history, right behind Peyton Manning, Brees, Brady, and Brett Favre, and did so on a mediocre team.
He threw a lot of interceptions as well, though.
Edit: He also played in the AFC Championship game with a torn ACL. In other words; he played with a season-ending injury. He was a hardass, even if he appeared whiny.
The crazy thing is, is that Rivers probably could’ve passed Manning and Farve in touchdowns and passing yards if he didn’t sit behind Drew Brees for 2 years when Brees was still on the Chargers. 2 years is a lot of time.
As for interceptions, Rivers actually has less career interceptions than Brees, Manning, and Favre. Rivers was totally underrated because he never made it to the Super Bowl.
@@civichoo6017 Manning had 118 more TD’s than Rivers. Rivers averaged 28 TD’s a year. That’s 4.2 years worth of TD’s. Yards he was about 2 years off of Peyton. Peyton did lose 1 year to a neck injury.
As a lifelong Chiefs fan, I can confirm Philip Rivers is one of the most obnoxiously whiny players I've had the displeasure of watching. Complains, throws tantrums when he loses, and he is one of those nuts who thinks he has to have like 20 kids. I hope he enjoys retirement, because I'm enjoying his retirement a lot.
"I'd love to be #69"
"I'm sure you would"
The rare zinger from Mike 😂
The Cleveland Browns started wearing brown because it was harder to see who had the ball - it blended into the jerseys. The game's changed a lot since then, and it's not much of an advantage anymore.
uh, no, incorrect. The team was named the BROWNS after their first coach and manager PAUL BROWN, When Coach Paul Brown was visiting Bowling Green State University, he admired their colors on their uniforms, which was brown and orange...that's how the Browns got their colors. I am a lifetime, devoted Browns' fan (born and raised in Cleveland and lived here most of my life (I am 75). Even though I am a Browns' fan, I DON'T like our colors. I never where brown OR orange in everyday clothing.. THe ONLY time I wear brown and orange is when I wear a BROWNS T-shirt or sweatshirt.
@@patticrichton1135 Hi, fellow lifelong Browns fan! The story that was passed down to me is that Brown admired the BGSU colors in part because they would disguise who had the ball, aiding the draw play that he would become known for.
The exception for sponsorships is NASCAR. Sponsorship logos are EVERYWHERE in NASCAR.
Yup. Both on the drivers and the car. But it's the same with all racing really.
I enjoy the NASCAR sponsorships though to be honest
Great video blokes! I LOVE football! Yes, I’m a female. Lots of women are as avid fans as the men are in the U.S.
Ya'll are killing it with the Sports Reactions! I'm so happy I subbed!
Phillip rivers has a legendary mouth, super solid QB though and unfortunately retired this year. I agree that brown is no good. My beloved Portland Trail Blazers picked up a brown uniform this year.
I just got over the Parkey miss. Thanks blokes
🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ like why did we have to see that again
Lmao the double donker. Sent my Eagles to the NFC championship so thank you. 😂😂😂
That’s a “W” imma eat one today. 😂 Recently saw a clip of retired players talk about that moment & one dude saying, “I was there! I’m in the meme. Look at my face standing in the back! 😐 What the hell’s he talkin’ about?” hahahah
To answer what you said about sponsors, the NBA when Nike started making NBA jerseys they allowed the teams to sell sponsorship on a small part of the jersey and this year in the NHL they are allowing teams to sell sponsorship on the side of the helmets
Don't forget the NBA's largest sponsor the CCP.
The missed field goal is infamously known as the double doink. As a bears fan it brings me great pain, will never forget it.
Im a Browns fan and i love the Brown and orange cause i look good in it. 😏
I think it would be so amazing to talk “American” Football with y’all 😅😂
Great vid! Also yes, the only sport in America (other than MLS) that has jersey sponsorship's are NBA basketball. They're not huge logos but on the left shoulder of the jersey, you can see a company sponsorship there. Every team has a different one and they can change every season depending on the contract length.
You guys never disappoint!!!!!
That field goal that Chicogo missed is the famous "Double Doink."
In horse racing, the jockeys often have sponsors on their clothes, usually on their pants but you'll sometimes see them on the jockeys' silks instead.
Great video, Blokes! Cheers 🍻
Subscribed! These guys are awesome! Also love the accent!!
you guys are awesome thx for the content
Jamis Winston eating dubs might be the best thing ever.
New subscriber. you guys are great! As an American who has lived in London and Manchester I wish I could sit there with you on some of these and explain after you react. Really appreciate how honest you guys are with your reactions.
Cleveland Browns took their name from the first head coach head coach, Paul Brown. They were founded as aream in 1944 and then joined the NFL in 1946. (The NFL was begun in 1920.)
11:30 they were surprised because he literally never caught anything that whole season 😭 he has butter fingers
NHL has ad's on the boards of the rink. The game moves so fast you just don't know that your eyes are seeing them. Baseball has always had them on the outfield walls and now they put digital ones on the boards behind the catcher for tv games.
lol....oh you sportitas fashionistas....I think it's hella-funny that there was a pause to comiserate on the style and color of uniforms and their piping....lololol.....especially during such a 'Murrican sport and the antiquated impressions of the English by the pockets of throw back, low brow fans. PRICELESS!
Pro sports in America don’t have jersey sponsors but literally everything has a corporate sponsor. The Taco Bell half time show, the Sprite Slam Cam, the Verizon instant replay or whatever. Heineken Man of the Match. All the stadiums also have corporate names.
TheDooo Rainbow Six Siege moments are Great! It’s funny even if you’re not a gamer, they’ve got offensive jokes which I heard a certain 3 blokes like
You guys HAVE to watch NFL - Bad Lip Reading! So damn funny, you guys will be laughing your asses off.
You gotta try NFL Bad Lip Reading. Hilarious
That fieldgoal went off the left goal post
Do this with the NBA too.
Nah there's are trash
Nah, not nearly as good
You should do Philip Rivers mic’d up. He’s the best. 😂😂 known as the best trash talker in the NFL and doesn’t curse.
Yeah, not in Denver. He's known as the biggest whiner on the field. We call him cry me a Rivers and take celebration shots when he gets tackled. Giant baby.
@@jofox339 lmao the fact that you think Denver is unique to be the only ones to call Rivers that is hilarious. everyones uses that nickname on Rivers and people wouldnt have thought about that nickname if it wasnt for a song that has the line "cry me a river"
The "Big Four" US team sports (baseball, football, hockey, basketball) have structured their advertising around stopping the action so that commercials can be played during breaks in the game. Those commercials are the primary source of ad revenue, instead of putting sponsor patches on the uniform. although i know basketball jereys have sponsors on
@4:00 they absolutely murdered the song. They had so many lyrics wrong lol.
The wonderful eating of a W. I haven't forgotten about that
NBA has sponsors on their jerseys now. But some leagues/colleges have deals with brands like Nike, Adidas, Under Armour, etc. and high profile players often have brand deals of their own for shoes/cleats.
the guy on the right always looks fresh as hell 💯
"They haven't got advertising on their kits."
NASCAR's a notable exception.
NASCAR is not a sport...it is an activity. Like bowling. The drivers do not do any athletic move as they go around in a circle in a seat.
@@davidcooley275 We can all how much you bothered to learn about the topic before you opened your mouth.
The talking in my helmet guy, if you don't know. The quarter back and a few other players have built in headsets in their helmets so the coaches can talk to them while they are on the field. You have the head coach, offensive coach and a whole fucking strategic network that sits in the upper booths analyzing the game and sending info back down to coaches. So a lot of information is being transmitted through those headsets. I guess someone left their mic on and it was buzzing in his helmet, lol.
It's funny how they called Rivers out. lol
This! Watching some people praise him on here and I'm laughing cause in Denver we call him cry me a Rivers and can't wait til he gets tackled.
You guys have to do a part 2😂
QBs typically have hot plays which is why you'll here random words like Obama/2pac .
Manning you could hear Omaha being yelled basically every other play (sometimes they mean nothing) but usually there is a meaning behind them and it could just be that weeks play he likes to audible to.
My mom's piggy's middle name is Omaha in honor of Manning.
Have you guys ever reacted to any of the bad lip reading videos? Their NFL videos are hilarious!
WR Antonio Brown: You know I'm Tony Toe-Tap.
NBA are the only ones that have sponsors on their jerseys atm. You guys are correct though, all the American sports leagues have league wide jersey deals with nike/adidas/whoever.
nhl has helmet sponsors if they want
These are great. There are more good ones for NFL and NHL too
Plus Savage moments, where it’s more focused trash talking, mixed in with funny moments
Brown is one of the best colors for a "kit" looks way better than white jerseys that they wear every game
QBs have radios in their helmets. It's how coaches tell them the play so that's who dude was complaining about when he said they need to stop talking into his helmet.
I love the NFL "Go Chiefs" these guys are my favorite "Mates"
This is my kind of party. Mike Singeltary best micd up comment on the best team in football history. 85 Bears
As an American, it's funny the way he says ADIDAS.
Gotta do the old school ones with Favre and John Randle.
The way Daz said adidas had me crying 😂😂
The brand for football equipment is a company called RIDDELL. They make most of the pads and helmets. Jerseys too I think. I may be wrong, because I've been out of the Sport for over 30 years, so I haven't been in a locker room since the late 80s, so things may have changed since then, but Riddell was the only name label I ever saw on anything.
Teams have just recently in the past couple of years begin putting logos on jerseys.
I'm very familiar with the NBA, and they were the first of the 4 major leagues to put logo ads on their jerseys. It's a single logo on the left or right shoulder. I believe most teams plan for additional logo ads as well.
I dread it personally as I despise most advertising, but I can't deny the financial benefit to the teams.
I cant hide from the double doink
Number 17 at 10:09 is now a head football coach at a secondary/high school.
That game with the missed field goal was the infamous "double doink game" because the ball hit two posts then came out. I remember I'm an Eagles fan😉
Haha the player who was whining was Philip Rivers-as a quarterback he’s ranked top 5 in the history of the NFL in touchdowns and passing yards, but was never able to reach the Super Bowl. He retired this year and the general consensus is that he’s the best quarterback in history to have never went to the Super Bowl. He was known for his clean trash talk-he never cursed-and for fathering half of the world population.
Yeah in Denver he was known as cry me a rivers. My family hated him more than Brady and that's sayin something. Don't think with all his whining he deserved to go to the superbowl.
Please check out more mic’d up. It’s so good. Especially 2020 season. Hilarious. “Do you know the muffin man?” 😂😂😂😂
This year the NHL has started to have endorsements on the helmets. The Columbus Blue Jackets have the Nationwide Insurance logo on the helmets.
The NBA has sponsors on the shoulders of the game jerseys and on the court. The Celtics for example have a General Electric sponsorship. So they have the “GE” logo on their shoulder.
They've started incorporating very small sponsor logos into NHL and NBA uniforms, but MLB and NFL don't have any sponsors on their uniforms besides the manufacturers (Nike, Addidas, etc.)
5:04 ah yes the infamous double-doink
as a browns fan myself, i wont argue our uni's are..... unique, at this point it's about tradition, they've done ok with recent changes, our team is finally good now so that certainly helps lol
Lol. Those are play-calls “Tupac, Obama.....” 😂😂😂
not sure if you guys knew it but quarterbacks have headphones in their helmets that the coaches can relay info and plays to
They started advertising on jerseys in the NBA a couple years back and same with NHL helmets starting this past year.
That's why they're named the Cleveland Browns
Finally. I wish you guys would do more NFL mic’d up. It’s the best. Also how come you haven’t checked out SuperBowl55 highlights 🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️???
The Tupac/Obama is usually an indicator between two options. For example, "Roger" might mean right and "Louie" left. It might mean run vs. pass or pass1 vs pass2, etc.
16:40 That's because the Sports Teams are brands within themselves.
Phillip Rivers has like 10 kids so there’s a reason he was so aggravated 🤣 You’d be annoyed too. Also those helmet headphones are loud and there are only 2 allowed per team. One defense one offense
Nike is not a sponsor. The swoosh is there because Nike makes the clothing for teams. The sponsorship is usually companies that pay for the stadium branding (Gillette, AT & T, etc.)
You guys should absolutely do Bad Lip Readings. And not just the football ones. 🖤
People in the NFL are against ads on jerseys. Though some teams wear ads on their practice jerseys, but never game jerseys.
2012 Nike took over from Reebok for $1 billion. They don’t disclose how much the deal is for 2020-2028.
You guys should check out this show called “peyton’s places” pretty good show hosted by a hall of fame qb, teaches a lot about the game and the history
-fan of ur reacts from Chicago
When u hear random names being tossed out by a QB, it usually means audibles…play adjustments…something QB doesn’t like in the opposing defense…so he may yell “Obama” which lets his team know he’s making changes…every team has different names for play changes
The best mic’d up clip wasn’t shown. The one where JJ Watt tells an undersized trash talking opponent, “man, I’ve eaten burritos bigger than you.”
They only recently started putting small ad logos on jerseys in the nba, but that's really it
Love it when they on air, needing oxygen, and they keep taking it off to run mouth.
A single sponsor like Nike buys the rights to the uniforms. NBA JUST recently allowed sponsors
The sponsors are the brand of athletic wear they use, but it's usually displayed very small like an inch by half of an inch dimensions
How is JJ's "I've eaten burritos bigger than you" not on here
Please react to one of the greatest NFL Trash Talker's and player John Randle. He played for the Minnesota Vikings and is now in the NFL Hall of Fame. His story of how he got to the NFL is amazing.
Guys y'all gotta do more mic up stuff...
NFL coaches getting mad etc.
Brentford played in a brown kit as well