they're not shocked that he can do it, They were more shocked at his talent of catching those punts. How well his catching ability carried over from rugby. It was nice to watch
+Andrew Pemberton Too right. Nobody says 'no worries, Mate. Nor do we put any shrimp on the barbie' sheesh. we can thank Paul Hogan for this crap. They can't even pronounce the words properly. Well they got vegemite correct.
@Wait What? exactly. If it were so easy, the NFL would be full of ex-rugby players. The fact is they are both very different games that require different skill sets.
@@dannykrinkle4726 Jordan Mailata playing for the Eagles. Didn't make it with the best in Rugby League in Australia ,so he went to NFL. Now he plays for the Eagles. Just Saying 🙌 Though was a massive loss for rugby league 🤦 But so happy for Jordan.
I remember I watched all the pre season games just to see what this guy could do and he did not disappoint. Every time he touched the ball he was dangerous. Unpredictable and exciting to watch. Miss the dude man. You dont see a man fight for yards like a rugby player much in the NFL.
As someone who plays rugby it's funny when the commentators are surprised when hayne tackles or catches the ball, NFL is more tactical but rugby is much more fitness and skill based and that's why hayne stood out a lot in his short NFL career.
it's not. they're just doing their job by announcing. you're joking, right?....... search up players like Saquon Barkley and tell me if any rugby player can even come close to replicating that.
For all Americans watching, this guys 2009 NRL season was one of the best ever in its 100+ year history. Watch some of his NRL highlights and you’ll see how good he was in the NRL
dark energy in life wants to constantly pull you down, how down? all the way. Imagine being at the top of the top, now at the bottom of the bottom. Leason to us all. Be aware of whats inside of you.
@@LeonardLuzon If he hadn't been such a narcissistic prat. He could have tried out for the CFL or for another team after being cut, and his attitude stank. He was crowing about what a genus he was just for making the roster, not for actually achieving anything.
He did make the team in week 1, just he played terribly in the regular season. He had 3 fumbles in the combined 31 times he touched the ball (10%), and had 3.1 yards per carry on offense.
I think nerves got to him, he had so much hype from Australia it must have been nuts. NFL is success in short bursts and he played bad his first game, not good when there is crazy amounts of money involved, plus he didn't really fit the mold. Was a good experiment, hands down any NFL player would get smoked in NRLeague or NRUnion. 80 minutes of constant gameplay trying to break the enemy wall is a very different game. Would love to see Allstar NRL vs NFL though, would be so interesting
Im with you! I only heard about Hayne's nfl games from the newspaper, and it said he played average. Watching this, i thought THE HAYNE PLANE did pretty mean*(*=cool outside nz), and i rekon they should have given him a shot!! Jarrod is still 1 of the best ever 2 play rugby "LEAGUE"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Man the niners should’ve gave him a chance he had real promise to be a solid RB and even as a return man. Real shiftiness and raw ability to run the ball vision and technique can be coached and he could’ve been something. I was rooting for his shot
I don’t reckon Val Holmes will make it. He looks average in his highlights. Hayne has more break aways. In saying that we’ve only seen little footage on Holmes so far. Hope he makes it though
Hayne's got all the technical assets he needs from his time playing rugby, which is a much more technically skilled game, that's not an insult to NFL it's just a fact. He'll fly in the USA.
+Stokie09123 Lol no. Rugby is in no way shape or form a more technically skilled game. If it was that easy, Hayne wouldn't have had so much trouble picking up regular blocking assignments. That's not to even mention blocking schemes for the blitz which even fool people that have been playing American Football their entire life. Or learning receiver routes for when he has to catch a pass or his hot routes out of the backfield when the blitz is coming and the QB needs to throw for a short gain. Rugby strategy is mostly just running forward and waiting to be tackled, outside of the occasional set play or strategic kick. I guess you'd see more strategy in League than Union because of the rules, but that's not saying much compared to what they are doing in the NFL.
Ya Father he only got a sniff because they were a joke . He isn’t good enough at nfl certainly a great athlete and league player .but it’s near impossible for anyone of a hundred university first teamers to make the grade let alone a newbie .
As a English rugby league fan, who watches a lot of the NRL games, I hope he makes the cut, he seems to have done well from the clips, he was a class rugby league player
+Orion Is that $36k per week over 52 weeks? Or only during season? Basically, what is the yearly figure? If it's over 52 weeks, then once adjusted for exchange rates, it's close enough to $2.5 million AUD. That's a big pay rise over what he was previously earning back in Aus.
+Jez4prez1 Apparently with his salary, sponsorship and merchandise deal he's going to make around 12 million. Which is about what he'd have made in his entire NRL career lol. Such a shame, I want the top athletes to come into rugby league rather than leave it all the time.
Ariel Wainzinger I'm well aware that it's a good business decision I already pretty much said that when I said he'd make more in one year of NFL than his entire career. However I disagree with the end of your comment. He's been absolutely shit, so shit they've dropped him and he's already looking for another franchise for next season because it's unlikely they'll offer him a new contract. He can't read the plays, he can't block, he keeps switching hands which leads to fumbles and he still runs too high to have any success at RB. He's a good runner, he was always going to do well returning kicks that doesn't show NFL is a joke, kick returns are barely even relevant to the result of a game and the fact it's the only thing he can do shows how in over his head he is.
He wasnt the best fit for the NFL really. Its a game of extremes and specialisation whereas Hayne is a versatile guy who doesnt really excel in one area. Plus for an NFL level RB he was too tall and skinny and his feet werent quick enough. There are a lot of guys who are much less successful than Hayne in rugby but with athletic traits better suited to the NFL than him.
Mailata is looking much more promising. You're dead right about this - which is why it's fucking hilarious whenever Americans claim that NFL players would be extremely dominant in Rugby (League or Union). I mean aside from the fact that they don't understand the game at all, they'd either be good on attack and useless on defence or vise versa. They'd be begging to have two teams to switch around every time they gained/lost the ball lol.
Travis Kirk Yeah that came as a bit of a shock. He's representing Fiji Rugby 7s in the olympics. But what's he gonna do when the Olympics finish? That'll be the big question.
+BounceTo TheBeat he is going to rugby in europe or Japan , MAYBE back to NRL but depends on which club still has salary cap room left . This whole olympics thing is just a PR excuse so the 49ers dont look bad and Hayne is spared the indignity of being cut , knew he wouldn't make the 53 this season with the draft picks and RB's they resigned from last year.
USA Rugby League Fan but I just think that thy would be most dominate as they are both strong fast fit and smart as they have both played full back centre and hallback
Issue with many of his runs is pad level. He runs very vertical and stands tall instead of lowering his shoulder. He also seems to lack some explosion. Nice balls skills and vision though for the most part. I remember when this guy was the story. Was pulling for him hard.
My absolute favorite player that never really made it as a 9er. With better coaching he could've had himself a roster spot for a few seasons, even if only on special teams
Rugby League and American football share the exact same DNA. Rugby League or just League is more similar to American football than baseball, basketball or hockey. Water Camp from Yale created American football in the late 1800’s from Rugby Union which originated from Soccer. Rugby League came from Rugby Union which came from Soccer. Even the 6 tackle (4 Downs) count in League came from American football. I watch about 2-3 Rugby League games a week. NRL, Super League and USARL. I’m a League junkie. The difference is in League there’s no blocking and forward pass. In League everyone plays offense and defense. One of the greatest players is Cameron Smith of Melbourne Storm. Imagine someone with the brains of Tom Brady who runs with the ball, tackles and kicks field goals. There’s no play clock, timeouts or pads. The NFL is much more dangerous. Alex McKinnon (Newcastle Knights) got paralyzed yet that’s rare in NRL. In the NFL they get hurt more and older players blow their brains out from CTE. Rugby Union and League players think their code is tougher and they are somewhat correct. Yet, by far the NFL is much more dangerous. I’d rather play tough than dangerous. I gave up my NFL habit 3 years ago since the 1970’s because the NFL is terrible. The anthem kneeling, players fighting all the time and constant timeouts. Rugby League has been my savior. It truly is the best sport on the planet. The guys show respectful sportsmanship and humbleness that the NFL is lacking. What Jarryd Hayne did by making the 53 man roster is a miracle. NFL players don’t have the stamina to play Rugby League. With the right training they could honestly dominate. Just like some NRL players could dominate the NFL. Fans are leaving the NFL in droves. I believe they would love Rugby League. It’s the greatest sport on the planet. Signed: An American Rugby League fan. 🇺🇸🏉
wrong rugby did not and never did originate from soccer, that is a myth created by rugby union schoolboys. Running with an object and passing or throwing it to get it to and end goal has been going on thousands of years before 'footing the ball' and done in countries from Greece, Italy, most of the roman empire and definitely in the UK. There are still a few ancient games in varies towns and villages which require teams to carry, brawl and scrum their ball or object to one side of a village or area.
You have to keep in mind he did well in the preseason but he was also playing against others who mostly were trying to make the team as well. Once the regular season started he then played against the elites which is a different ball game. Wish he had a bit more time and practice he would have been great.
Joshua Browne ...honestly . He was a lousy running back because he couldn’t learn how to run like a running back . He runs like a world class rugby player. Great on kick returns because he understood how it was done . You need to run like you should be ready for contact , leaning forward about to fall on your face but your power strokes of your stride keep you up . Remember in the nfl if as a running back you average 4 yards a carry you get a contract for 2 million a year or more . Still love his effort and he took it all in stride 🙋♂️
@@lawrencebruan-vy2px To be fair I imagine it's skewed even more so in the other direction. I don't think American football players would be up to the standards of Rugby. I've played both, and it's a recurring theme for American football players to be gassed or get hurt while playing rugby.
@@averywhann8981 if you don’t train and condition yourself for a certain sport you’re going to fail. Football players just jumping into right wing hold up. Hayne didn’t even do that. He worked out gained some muscle and worked on his explosiveness. Dropped his 40 yard dash time from around 4.6-4.7 to 4.5. Hayne didn’t just leave nrl and walk into NFL without conditioning his body for the game
Cringing at the Australian quotes and accents. It's disgusting they are using them completely out of context, and NO ONE is australia says shrimp. (Rant over)
considering he'd never played the game before signing he was brilliant he should of stuck it out nobody who is new to football do as well as he did with ease his timing is perfect
@@whyareyougeh5488 it's weak in American football too. that was against a 5'8 3rd stringer who wasn't even going to make the team, stop trying to act like rugby is anywhere above it.
Man he over achieved in the time he was there. Sad that they COULDN’T invest in him more. NFL had to save their sport from looking easier then thought to the naked eye of a viewer who couldn’t figure out which is harder or more skilled in a running attacking position. He would have truly and easily evolved to one of the greatest running backs if he was given the opportunity granted with hard work.
+Troy Staunton he knows how to catch because of NRL He knows how to run because of NRL And he knows how to tackle(defend) and his one of the best in the NRL You need all of those skills to play in the NRL which is why he can play a lot of positions
WeLikeSportz its funny because a lot of stupid Australians are trying to use this video as proof that rugby is somehow better than football. Not realizing that the guys he’s playing against are the backups backup lol. Some guy was like if football is better than rugby why don’t nfl players go play rugby and dominate... it’s called MONEY! No one cares about that shitty game lol that’s why they can’t afford to pay the players.
That was not the case, he wanted to pursue his rugby career to secure a spot in Fiji's sevens squad for Rio in 2016-2017. The 49ers coaches did not pay him too much either.
@@r49y92 hayne was dropped to practice squad. He basically wouldn’t be on the team anymore. And no other teams showed interest and he left back to rugby.
My sincere apologies to all the Aussies on here for my fellow countryman's horrible interpretation of your noble and proud language and slang.
" Discovered on youtube " is what got me.
Nah it's alright it's funny to listen 😂😂🇦🇺🇦🇺
+Vladpryde "No worries, m8" LOL
+J JO the nrl commentators always spoke of how he was proven from youtube to get into the nrl, think that's why they referenced it
saltyXrice You're thinking about Shaun Johnson, not Jarryd Hayne
I bet he was looking for offloads every time he had the ball lol
Hard to get rid of those instincts eh!
You don't know hayne well then, he never passes anyway lol
You can tell he is trying to buy time before contact on a few runs like he is waiting for support for after the tackle
Puts the ball in 2 hands but still has an effect on defenders
JH QB?
"He didn't have to run through a scrum on that play" I love listening to American commentators when they mention rugby, some just don't have a clue :)
+jasperee5
but it's true he didn't have to run through a scrum
Damn, you are so right! Never thought about it like that...
Rugby is shit
@@Ggdp97 You're shit
@@Ggdp97 exactly. Rugby League is far better
When they get shocked that he can catch off a punt even tho he played fullback in footy
When u say footy are u talking bout afl or rugby
Ryan Cooke rugby league bro
they're not shocked that he can do it, They were more shocked at his talent of catching those punts. How well his catching ability carried over from rugby. It was nice to watch
@J G not you again
Now hayne is in jail for rape
49ers are the new raiders in terms of criminality lol
insane athlete. the fact that he made this many big plays in his first year after switching is incredible
He is terrible
Let's see you play in the NFL after never playing football before in your entire life. That deserves some respect
.ig plays against a bun h of players no longer in the league. lmao.
phpeters87 No idea wtf that was supposed to mean
+krb0123
big plays against players no longer in the NFL
Watching this in 2019.. what a legend man.. the hype was huge when this was going on. He can be proud.. should have got more time.
Jimmy Recard yeah but imagine if he never left rugby league
Try watching it in 21 hahahhaa
He only got five years. I totally agree.
@@MookelDookel5623 lmao was hoping someone would say that
@@MookelDookel5623 lmao was hoping someone would say that
these commentators are horrible at Australian accent
+Andrew Pemberton Too right. Nobody says 'no worries, Mate. Nor do we put any shrimp on the barbie' sheesh. we can thank Paul Hogan for this crap. They can't even pronounce the words properly. Well they got vegemite correct.
+mlk27743 i hear "no worries, mate." atleast 500000 times a day
+mlk27743 "no worries" is super common but the guy used it in the completely wrong context
Yes, you are correct it is common usage in Australia. But it sounds awfully condescending when the Americans try to say it.
+Andrew Pemberton They might say the same thing about you with an american accent? C'mon mate don't be such a turd. :P
Thank you for butchering "no worries"
"Gday mattttte"
Plus, 'no worries' is old yak. It's now 'no wuckers', or 'no wuck-a-doodle-doos'.
@@RadioSnivins no it isn't, shut up
@@MrAidyHd Nucko wucko.
she'll be right
For having never played football, he did damn well. It was an exciting time for fans when there was nothing to cheer about.
He plwyed a lot of football.
Just not nfl
Thought he deserved a roster spot
@Yan Terahn you have no clue what you're talking about. What an embarrassing and ignorant comment.
@Wait What? exactly. If it were so easy, the NFL would be full of ex-rugby players. The fact is they are both very different games that require different skill sets.
@@dannykrinkle4726
Jordan Mailata playing for the Eagles.
Didn't make it with the best in Rugby League in Australia ,so he went to NFL. Now he plays for the Eagles.
Just Saying 🙌
Though was a massive loss for rugby league 🤦
But so happy for Jordan.
dead leg slowdown = goose step. lol
Naphtali Brave lol noone cares
I care
Im half half
It’s called a sidestep
Stiff arm= fend
I remember I watched all the pre season games just to see what this guy could do and he did not disappoint. Every time he touched the ball he was dangerous. Unpredictable and exciting to watch. Miss the dude man. You dont see a man fight for yards like a rugby player much in the NFL.
Im sitting here smiling and shit all proud for some reason, what a legend.!!
Zac Newnham are you still proud? Dude, is slow and can barely make cuts, let alone hurdle over guys.
Wolf Perry he is sooooo shity at league too 😂😂😂
Avocado FromColes I'm sure he is. haha to say it was a miracle he got to the NFL is an understatement 😃
Yeah because being keyboard warriors like you two is so much harder, isn't it?
yeah, he never played the game before... made the team and has the 49ers longest punt return since 2013...
You're a champ for putting this together!!!
Sean Walsh I
@@cooperatkinson3368 that's a good obe 17:33
As someone who plays rugby it's funny when the commentators are surprised when hayne tackles or catches the ball, NFL is more tactical but rugby is much more fitness and skill based and that's why hayne stood out a lot in his short NFL career.
Ikr that's the basic necessities for rugby
@MrBoneman84 i don't get you
@MrBoneman84 i was referring to rugby league.
@MrBoneman84 rugby league is also professional btw
@MrBoneman84 rugby league is never refered to as rugby? 🤨
A stiff arm? In Australia it's called a "don't argue".
Or fend.
Stfu man who cares in Australia you say rubbish in America we say trash
@@tombrady7039 in Australia we call it a school, not a shooting range
Alex Murray up the Melbourneeeeeee
aussiefirie unoriginal
“Didn’t have to run through a scrum on that play” *intense cringe*
Especially since the line of scrimmage is simply the American Football descendent of the scrum. So yes, he ran directly through a scrum on that play.
@@cygil1 You probably don't want to be running through the scrum my guy
When they think a standard " Step " is amazing 🤣
😂😂 ikr
No they react like that all the time, I’m American I would know.
it's not. they're just doing their job by announcing. you're joking, right?....... search up players like Saquon Barkley and tell me if any rugby player can even come close to replicating that.
Steven ONG Saquon would fuck shit up in Rugby
@@Tikii_9 shut the fuck up no one asked dipshit
10:20 Jarryd Hayne discovered on youtube LOL
+Pulsed101 lol as if
The Americans found out about him on TH-cam
Fair enough ;)
they didn't discover him or find him on youtube ,, HE went over there to play nfl.
It’s great seeing him never want to go out of bounds because of rugby 😂😂
He didn't play rugby, he played rugby league. Same premise, very different rules
@@tsherwood2112 Bro I’m Australian I know the difference. Out of bounds is the other teams ball in both sports
@@judescott215 I know, I play rugby union. It just annoys me when people don't get the difference
@@tsherwood2112 so rugby league isnt rugby? Are you hearing yourself
@@tsherwood2112 Rugby League is a code of Rugby. He played Rugby
I’m sure Hayne is proudly browsing through these videos while in prison……
And what happens now JESUS CHRIST BROUGHT HIM BACK TO BE A FREE MAN. AND WHAT ABOUT YOU😂😂😂
Top notch footy reel you legend...looking forward to seeing alot more of your work and the Hayne plane taking off..cheers mate
Guy is a dangerous returnman I wish I coulda seen more
For all Americans watching, this guys 2009 NRL season was one of the best ever in its 100+ year history. Watch some of his NRL highlights and you’ll see how good he was in the NRL
One hell of a season Hayne in 09”
Didn't he goto jail for raping someone while he was here in the US?
In its 101 year history
Ben Barba 2012 was just as good
Hayne 09, benji 05, Barba 2012, Teddy 2019 peak players
This got recommended randomly and I’m so glad it did. This was a nostalgia trip
Sad end to Hayne. What a statement he made by this journey!
He was such a natural runner with the ball. Damn impressive for someone that have never played NFL before.
Such a natural Sex Offender!
it was a good highlight reel until they said chuck a shrimp on the barbie
Normie Norman when was that
IKR for god sake it's prawns
@@xx_kai_xx2850 7:15
Billy Tapala I wish you never showed me that
I was yelling at my screen when that happened
The funny thing about NFL is that you got Jared Hayne on the latter years..
NRL fans will know if I imagined Shaun Johnson
Way too small lol
@@Kelz_vee look at the nfl player’s they ain’t even big
Imagine Greg Inglis in the NFL. He'd probably go down in history as one of the best ever running backs.
@@god1284 doubtful
@@w4yzz181 they are big
YES!!! Thank you for this! I cant wait to watch him over this season!
Q Ravioli nope he got cut ffs
From dropping the ball in the NFL to dropping the soap life changes.
HAHAHA
From his heights as a champion rugby league player to now being in jail.
Yep he screwed his career that’s for sure. Unfortunate cause he had allot of talent
Big Bob and Crew are running the Hayne Train on his ass nightly
dark energy in life wants to constantly pull you down, how down? all the way. Imagine being at the top of the top, now at the bottom of the bottom. Leason to us all. Be aware of whats inside of you.
What did he do
@@lethabomanaka2078 he got 5 years and 9 months in jail for sexual assault and rape. He’s still in jail atm
Just came back to watch Hayne's highlights. I wish he stayed in the NFL a bit longer.
who's watching in 2019!?!
Me
Me
2020
@@ljv2094 He could've been in Superbowl
@@LeonardLuzon If he hadn't been such a narcissistic prat. He could have tried out for the CFL or for another team after being cut, and his attitude stank. He was crowing about what a genus he was just for making the roster, not for actually achieving anything.
rewatching this in 2019, makes me upset he couldn't continue this form and build a career
he is in prison now
How does the “Pre Season MVP” not make the team!?
Seriously pissed off rn. Hayne’s the man
Because hes a plane that cannot make the end of the runway
Dylan Comerford stfu 🤣🤣🤣🤦🏽
He did make the team in week 1, just he played terribly in the regular season. He had 3 fumbles in the combined 31 times he touched the ball (10%), and had 3.1 yards per carry on offense.
I think nerves got to him, he had so much hype from Australia it must have been nuts. NFL is success in short bursts and he played bad his first game, not good when there is crazy amounts of money involved, plus he didn't really fit the mold. Was a good experiment, hands down any NFL player would get smoked in NRLeague or NRUnion. 80 minutes of constant gameplay trying to break the enemy wall is a very different game. Would love to see Allstar NRL vs NFL though, would be so interesting
Im with you! I only heard about Hayne's nfl games from the newspaper, and it said he played average. Watching this, i thought THE HAYNE PLANE did pretty mean*(*=cool outside nz), and i rekon they should have given him a shot!! Jarrod is still 1 of the best ever 2 play rugby "LEAGUE"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
When he said g'day mate that made me cringe
giddey mate
You see the way he runs, slowing, instinctively waiting for support runners for the off load
As a Aussie I can’t believe Hayne played NFL then Returned to nrl then he gone to jail
I think Hayne is way better then Holmes
than*
@@serudoloka9519 shutup
Man the niners should’ve gave him a chance he had real promise to be a solid RB and even as a return man. Real shiftiness and raw ability to run the ball vision and technique can be coached and he could’ve been something. I was rooting for his shot
Yea maybe he could then have been a sex offender in another country!
@@cimitarthegrumpygamer3879they sluts that just wanted a piece of the Hayne plane if you know what I’m saying
@@cimitarthegrumpygamer3879he was though!
@@mja101same situation. I think he thought if the Willy doesn’t go in then it’s no problem
anyone here after Valentine Holmes?
Yea mate😂
I don’t reckon Val Holmes will make it. He looks average in his highlights. Hayne has more break aways. In saying that we’ve only seen little footage on Holmes so far. Hope he makes it though
Hayne looks 100 times better than Holmes
Ye
yep another plane crash hahahah dreamers
".. too big for him, in terms of the pressure to perform" then hayne makes 20 yards and bumps off the qb hahaha
"he does this a couple more times we all be eating Vegemite up here"😂😂😂😂
Miss this guy...made games fun
“This is your captain speaking the Hayne plane has landed behind bars”
17:30 the other RBs on 49ers sideline weren’t too happy though.. if they gave this dude more of an opportunity he could’ve done something special
Ben M he has his opportunity he was trash in real games . Fumbled punts in good
Yeah he wasnt good lmao
Thanks for the upload man.
That shoulder drop at 17:34... hilarious!
+Neon Colourz you got that right!!
He is a legend for NRL I don’t really watch NFL but love him at NRl he is a beast he also went to the same high school I go to too
Cool vid cheers, he was going so good too then fuct it with the drop balls.. Got me a 38 jersey too, will get a val holmes 39 one too when it sells
Great compilation. Thank you.
"he didnt have to run through a scrum on this one" im ded
im aussie and hearing them say mate sounds so much different i love this sport and the american people
If he got a couple of years in the league he would have killed it.
Hayne's got all the technical assets he needs from his time playing rugby, which is a much more technically skilled game, that's not an insult to NFL it's just a fact. He'll fly in the USA.
+Stokie09123 Lol no. Rugby is in no way shape or form a more technically skilled game. If it was that easy, Hayne wouldn't have had so much trouble picking up regular blocking assignments. That's not to even mention blocking schemes for the blitz which even fool people that have been playing American Football their entire life. Or learning receiver routes for when he has to catch a pass or his hot routes out of the backfield when the blitz is coming and the QB needs to throw for a short gain. Rugby strategy is mostly just running forward and waiting to be tackled, outside of the occasional set play or strategic kick. I guess you'd see more strategy in League than Union because of the rules, but that's not saying much compared to what they are doing in the NFL.
Stokie09123 ivnf
Wish he was still in the league. Absolute workhorse and very coach-able
He is in the league again!
Oh man the horrible year we’ve had to endure... makes this year feel so much better
If he played a couple of years earlier and had some more training, he could have been a solid special teams player.
when that dude said gooday matw i just cringed so hard
when he said shoulder blocked
nice highlights!
Exactly.
Highlights.
If you had kalyn ponga/Greg Inglis as a running back in the nfl he’d be the GOAT for yous🤣
No
Ponga would get eaten alive haha gi on the other hand
@@imcaptain2137 agreed gi could have been machine in the NFL
If he went to another team he would've had a better shot. The 49ers were a joke at this point from top to bottom
Ya Father he only got a sniff because they were a joke . He isn’t good enough at nfl certainly a great athlete and league player .but it’s near impossible for anyone of a hundred university first teamers to make the grade let alone a newbie .
As a English rugby league fan, who watches a lot of the NRL games, I hope he makes the cut, he seems to have done well from the clips, he was a class rugby league player
Also how much would he earn per year if he makes the cut, just wondering
+Orion Is that $36k per week over 52 weeks? Or only during season?
Basically, what is the yearly figure?
If it's over 52 weeks, then once adjusted for exchange rates, it's close enough to $2.5 million AUD. That's a big pay rise over what he was previously earning back in Aus.
+Jez4prez1 Apparently with his salary, sponsorship and merchandise deal he's going to make around 12 million. Which is about what he'd have made in his entire NRL career lol. Such a shame, I want the top athletes to come into rugby league rather than leave it all the time.
youbetzler it is a shame, we seem to lose some great players to other sports, both in Australia and england
Ariel Wainzinger
I'm well aware that it's a good business decision I already pretty much said that when I said he'd make more in one year of NFL than his entire career. However I disagree with the end of your comment. He's been absolutely shit, so shit they've dropped him and he's already looking for another franchise for next season because it's unlikely they'll offer him a new contract.
He can't read the plays, he can't block, he keeps switching hands which leads to fumbles and he still runs too high to have any success at RB. He's a good runner, he was always going to do well returning kicks that doesn't show NFL is a joke, kick returns are barely even relevant to the result of a game and the fact it's the only thing he can do shows how in over his head he is.
have to say after watching this showreel. he has really done an awesome job over there. Who is next to give it a go?
He wasnt the best fit for the NFL really. Its a game of extremes and specialisation whereas Hayne is a versatile guy who doesnt really excel in one area. Plus for an NFL level RB he was too tall and skinny and his feet werent quick enough. There are a lot of guys who are much less successful than Hayne in rugby but with athletic traits better suited to the NFL than him.
Hahaha a year on noone has argued or spiced up a fight for no reason because you've proven a valid point. Sorry was late to the show.
Would've been a great fit for TE or WR. Glad we have Juszczyk now tho.
Mailata is looking much more promising. You're dead right about this - which is why it's fucking hilarious whenever Americans claim that NFL players would be extremely dominant in Rugby (League or Union). I mean aside from the fact that they don't understand the game at all, they'd either be good on attack and useless on defence or vise versa. They'd be begging to have two teams to switch around every time they gained/lost the ball lol.
Yeah but you could say the same about guys like barry sanders and hes one of the best rbs ever
RonnyDonny13 compared to nfl backs he is skinny plus too y’all to play running back
Holmes has to quickly realise that when he runs he has to try to evade the opposition not run into them. But very good start
As an NRL Fan, he has gotta get out of that league mentality. otherwise he is gonna get hurt
I love when non Aussies say shrimp on the barbey even tho we call them prawns 😂😂. Literally not a single aussie would say that non sarcastically
He just signed a 14 year contract with long bay
LOL
3 years guaranteed. Hes in the 53.
One of the best athletes!
Still is to me.
Hayne is incredible for what he did
If this was an experienced American doing what Hayne did, he would've made the team.
All my fellow Aussies will agree with me when I say that it's called a palm not a stiff arm
Called a "don't argue "
Different countries call things differently ! :)
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in rugby its called a fend or a palm off, its interesting that they call a 'step' a 'cut' in NFL.
Hamish Grant yep stiff arm is just gay
"Runs vertically"
Nah, he's just running it straight :))
I’m really loving all these Australian topics getting thrown in there
I still watch these videos a year later and know this guy will be amazing behind our improved O line
+Sean White Hopefully he'll be able to see the O-line first. Never know...he might get cut.
Lol he retired
Travis Kirk Yeah that came as a bit of a shock. He's representing Fiji Rugby 7s in the olympics. But what's he gonna do when the Olympics finish? That'll be the big question.
+BounceTo TheBeat I'm sure another rugby club will pick him up
+BounceTo TheBeat he is going to rugby in europe or Japan , MAYBE back to NRL but depends on which club still has salary cap room left . This whole olympics thing is just a PR excuse so the 49ers dont look bad and Hayne is spared the indignity of being cut , knew he wouldn't make the 53 this season with the draft picks and RB's they resigned from last year.
He could’ve gone a long way in this sport. He just needed the experience in the game and that, there takes a few years to get use to.
2018 anyone
PS: imagine latrel Mitchell or Greg Inglis in the NFL they would be so dominate
King Tingz There are many. Josh Dugan, Mary Taupau, Dylan Napa, Burgess, Holmes and even Cam Smith would be an incredible QB. The most is endless.
USA Rugby League Fan but I just think that thy would be most dominate as they are both strong fast fit and smart as they have both played full back centre and hallback
Cam smith is a stretch. Guys like the two named and jason taumalolo and maybe James Roberts
•Nez• tru cause they james Roberts has got really good speed and okay strength and Jason tamololu has so much strength and alright speed
GI would absolutely kill it
lol the guy called "Clutts" fell on his face. Real klutz if you ask me
Issue with many of his runs is pad level. He runs very vertical and stands tall instead of lowering his shoulder. He also seems to lack some explosion. Nice balls skills and vision though for the most part. I remember when this guy was the story. Was pulling for him hard.
My absolute favorite player that never really made it as a 9er. With better coaching he could've had himself a roster spot for a few seasons, even if only on special teams
except hes in jail
@@jump171 what happened
@@hound5948some girl said he raped her because he brushed her after a one night stand
@@hound5948some young sluts crying raped after the wake of shame the next morning
@@hound5948 convicted for rape.
Rugby League and American football share the exact same DNA. Rugby League or just League is more similar to American football than baseball, basketball or hockey. Water Camp from Yale created American football in the late 1800’s from Rugby Union which originated from Soccer. Rugby League came from Rugby Union which came from Soccer. Even the 6 tackle (4 Downs) count in League came from American football. I watch about 2-3 Rugby League games a week. NRL, Super League and USARL. I’m a League junkie. The difference is in League there’s no blocking and forward pass. In League everyone plays offense and defense. One of the greatest players is Cameron Smith of Melbourne Storm. Imagine someone with the brains of Tom Brady who runs with the ball, tackles and kicks field goals. There’s no play clock, timeouts or pads. The NFL is much more dangerous. Alex McKinnon (Newcastle Knights) got paralyzed yet that’s rare in NRL. In the NFL they get hurt more and older players blow their brains out from CTE. Rugby Union and League players think their code is tougher and they are somewhat correct. Yet, by far the NFL is much more dangerous. I’d rather play tough than dangerous. I gave up my NFL habit 3 years ago since the 1970’s because the NFL is terrible. The anthem kneeling, players fighting all the time and constant timeouts. Rugby League has been my savior. It truly is the best sport on the planet. The guys show respectful sportsmanship and humbleness that the NFL is lacking. What Jarryd Hayne did by making the 53 man roster is a miracle. NFL players don’t have the stamina to play Rugby League. With the right training they could honestly dominate. Just like some NRL players could dominate the NFL. Fans are leaving the NFL in droves. I believe they would love Rugby League. It’s the greatest sport on the planet. Signed: An American Rugby League fan. 🇺🇸🏉
wrong rugby did not and never did originate from soccer, that is a myth created by rugby union schoolboys. Running with an object and passing or throwing it to get it to and end goal has been going on thousands of years before 'footing the ball' and done in countries from Greece, Italy, most of the roman empire and definitely in the UK. There are still a few ancient games in varies towns and villages which require teams to carry, brawl and scrum their ball or object to one side of a village or area.
Ray donovans aunty likes rugby 😂
@@ynotnilknarf39 You can't come in here saying Webb Ellis didn't pick up the ball and run with it. It's the lore of Rugby
Who do you support? I bet it souths
Dripik 🌊🦅
Jonah Lomu would have killed this game.
Dee absolutely Bro😂.
RIP the 🐐
@Wait What? look him up
I wish we could have kept him...So much potential and highly coachable.......
Just like your Tigers videos, Bonstonkers...This one is Awesome!....Well Done Mate!!
You have to keep in mind he did well in the preseason but he was also playing against others who mostly were trying to make the team as well.
Once the regular season started he then played against the elites which is a different ball game. Wish he had a bit more time and practice he would have been great.
But you also he no experience in the game itself. So his upside would've been crazy.
20 years in jail for rape, not good
How he doesn't make the team I'll never know. He was better then any other running back or special teams player.
Joshua Browne ...honestly . He was a lousy running back because he couldn’t learn how to run like a running back . He runs like a world class rugby player. Great on kick returns because he understood how it was done . You need to run like you should be ready for contact , leaning forward about to fall on your face but your power strokes of your stride keep you up . Remember in the nfl if as a running back you average 4 yards a carry you get a contract for 2 million a year or more . Still love his effort and he took it all in stride 🙋♂️
better than any other running back??????? do you even watch the NFL my nigga???
@@adamswetman9273your gay
So Jarred Hayne only had 21 mins and 10 seconds play time the whole time he was there.? Really.
He wasn't good enough. He got beat out by several other people on the roster.
Hes really good in Rugby League, Just not NFL standards it seems.
@@lawrencebruan-vy2px To be fair I imagine it's skewed even more so in the other direction. I don't think American football players would be up to the standards of Rugby. I've played both, and it's a recurring theme for American football players to be gassed or get hurt while playing rugby.
@@averywhann8981 if you don’t train and condition yourself for a certain sport you’re going to fail. Football players just jumping into right wing hold up. Hayne didn’t even do that. He worked out gained some muscle and worked on his explosiveness. Dropped his 40 yard dash time from around 4.6-4.7 to 4.5. Hayne didn’t just leave nrl and walk into NFL without conditioning his body for the game
Cringing at the Australian quotes and accents. It's disgusting they are using them completely out of context, and NO ONE is australia says shrimp. (Rant over)
It was a cringe festival up in the commentators box, we call them prawns not fucking shrimp
And their accent doesn't suit "G'day mate"
And I also hate it when the talk about Vegemite
+Coc-Jack Studios vegemite with a lot of butter on toast thats how you eat it. That's wat australia and Nz ate in the war.good for ya too.
We use prawn
+Eris Sandsy fuck off. MATE
considering he'd never played the game before signing he was brilliant he should of stuck it out nobody who is new to football do as well as he did with ease his timing is perfect
a Hayne fan from Sydney but a Greenbay fan since Favre. Im excited for the 5th of October.
HOLY HELL WHAT A TRUCK AT 17:33
Jack McNae holy shit
My friend in aussie football thats a weak truck
Why are you Geh? Weak ass rugby player lol that shit was soft, why did he hold back? Should have went full force and dipped his shoulder
@@whyareyougeh5488 it's weak in American football too. that was against a 5'8 3rd stringer who wasn't even going to make the team, stop trying to act like rugby is anywhere above it.
@@Tikii_9 Ahh shut up he got fucked up with pads. And if he had no pads the ref would be screaming for the doctors.
2:32 he breaking ankles 😂
Man he over achieved in the time he was there. Sad that they COULDN’T invest in him more. NFL had to save their sport from looking easier then thought to the naked eye of a viewer who couldn’t figure out which is harder or more skilled in a running attacking position. He would have truly and easily evolved to one of the greatest running backs if he was given the opportunity granted with hard work.
could anyone tell me why he was released? he was such an exciting prospect and his career seemed to be cut short
I never really got why he didn't at least get a shot, but watching this i see that he's as slow as a lamb
And he walks into contact like an NRL player lol
Man the commentator in 3:20 was so stupid. There's more to being Aussie than saying G'day mate and eating Vegemite
21 min of highlights in the preseason and he was moved around positions a lot and used sparingly for large periods.
+Troy Staunton in a game so specialised playing, KR/PR/RB(both rushing and receiving) and covering kicks is ALOT for one person.
+Troy Staunton he knows how to catch because of NRL
He knows how to run because of NRL
And he knows how to tackle(defend) and his one of the best in the NRL
You need all of those skills to play in the NRL which is why he can play a lot of positions
+WeLikeSportz Highlights? Most of these are him getting 5 yard gains. I even saw a few dropped passses
stinger15au no that not a lot Travis Kelce blocks catches receives kick off does defense and will sometimes run and he plays as a bigger dude
WeLikeSportz its funny because a lot of stupid Australians are trying to use this video as proof that rugby is somehow better than football. Not realizing that the guys he’s playing against are the backups backup lol. Some guy was like if football is better than rugby why don’t nfl players go play rugby and dominate... it’s called MONEY! No one cares about that shitty game lol that’s why they can’t afford to pay the players.
Sad to see him stop playing because he didn’t want to learn a new playbook after management changes.
That was not the case, he wanted to pursue his rugby career to secure a spot in Fiji's sevens squad for Rio in 2016-2017. The 49ers coaches did not pay him too much either.
@@r49y92 hayne was dropped to practice squad. He basically wouldn’t be on the team anymore. And no other teams showed interest and he left back to rugby.
Makes me keen to see how Val Holmes goes!
This is crazy because before trying out for Frisco he had never played football before. Pretty nuts to think about.