British Guy Reacts to NFL Most Athletic Plays of All Time
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Athletic plays doesn’t just mean jumping over a player. It’s the agility, power, stamina, etc… of the individual. So running over everyone, jumping, running long distances, leaping for a catch, slipping out of hoods, is all athletic.
Exactly, look at say Tommy Frazier run in the 95 Fiesta bowl where he breaks 8 tackles and houses an option, play has a lot in it, he jukes 2 players, gets piled up, muscles threw the other 6 and then just out runs everyone
Guy acting like flipping over corners for a Td happens every other play 😭
DnD has taught me that Athletics does not equal Acrobatics.
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It’s nice to hear someone actually find things they like about the sport and enjoying it instead of making fun of us for the sport. Really enjoyed this video!
4:33 it was a great play because he blocked the pass that his opponents were attempting by an huge leap through the air to barely snag the passing ball.
The one where you asked why is this clip in the video, the guy was flat on his face and got up to his feet through basically sheer core strength. Go back and look at that again. The play's over -- it's not about the play. It's about how he got up. I could *never* have done that.
It's still funny watching videos like this and seeing the throwback film And remembering how normal that quality seemed back in the day but looking at now against current film I can't believe we actually could tell what was going on
The pilon its self is considered inbounds and the only thing required to cross the plain of the endzone for a touch down is the tip of the ball
The incomplete pass to Zay Jones at 6:58 is crazy. Look at how he gets up, it’s like he goes in reverse. You even questioned what’s going on? But I don’t think you truly noticed.
This was the most athletic thing in the whole video
7:20 the ball just has to pass into the airspace above the end zone while in the control of the player. The orange pylon marks the corner of the zone so if they can touch the inside corner of the pylon it proves the ball was in the touchdown zone.
Think of the end zone as a box with a laser wall pointed up on the front back and the sides all you would have to do was penetrate one of those lasers with the ball and it’s a touchdown
@@Alex.Kaleipahula Yes, also has to be in control of a player of the team targeting that end zone at the time that it crosses into the goal zone as well - not just that the ball penetrates the imaginary “laser walls”. That seems obvious to those used to American Football, but might not be so much to someone more used to a sport like soccer where the ball being kicked through the plane of the goal zone would count.
Also I'd like to point out that it doesn't matter where the body of the player is when the ball breaks the plane as long as no part of his body is touching the ground on or past the sideline.
I think if you you have never held a football before its hard to appreciate how insane these catches are. They a probably a little bigger than you think they are. These giants make them look so small.
4:26 the reason they said good play is because the defense swatted the ball, stopping the catcher from catching the ball and giving them the advantage.
Kenny Moore makes an amazing one-handed interception facing the opposite direction: 💤 😴
Golden Tate makes a completely unnecessary flip: OHOHOGOH FJEMSVJRK
Julio Jones got 300 Yard Receiving against the Carolina Panthers, I was actually at that game. That is impressive. Good stats for a game is 100 Yards Rushing or Receiving, 300 yards passing. If a player scores 2 TDs that's good, if a QB throws for 5 TDs that's good. If the Defender gets a Sack, Interception, or a Forced Fumble in a game that's impressive as well.
You need to watch a game to get the understanding of it.
The biggest hat trick in the NFL: throw a touchdown, catch a touchdown, rush for a touchdown in the same game
You know every time a European reacts to the nfl clip that’s clearly from like thirty years ago they always ask about the quality. Is the rest of the world just lightyears ahead of the US in terms of graphics and quality that they can’t fathom that technology was once poorer then it is now?
No they are just naive lol
Several plays you can figure out by watching, listening and less talk
You are so authentic in your reactions. I love watching you every day. I feel like you’re my friend/family. ❤
My father was a player in 1936, in highschool. He was also in track and field. He was the 2nd fastest runner in the 100yard dash in California. He was always a fast runner. In his 60s he won a foot race where he worked. Jumping over cement forms.
#17 with the Cardinals was a Quarterback. Quarterbacks don't do moves like that. They usually try very hard to protect themselves from injury. They have to get the ball over the white line; it's called "breaking the plane". It is a focus point in the corner of the field for the pylon.
Try to get a ticket to annual games in London.. I would recommend somewhere around the 20 yard line about half way up the bottom section. You're high enough to see the whole field and the plays develop, you can see the goal line and hopefully half the time the plays will be right in front of you.. if you're on the 50 yard line sht always is happening down there somewhere.. too low and you can't see the far side of the field. There are a couple of bars in the Fiztrovia section that show NFL..
6:54 ...did u go back and catch that?? It wasn't a bad clip, it was in there because of the gravity-defying way he got back on his feet! Athleticism and skill, indeed!
The reason the quality varies is because some of them are very old and recorded with the technology of the day.
I am surprised as far back in history as they went that they didn't show Christian Okoye running with 4 guys on his back over the endzone for a touchdown.
6:56 any idea what strength that takes?? lol
The ball has to be in your possession and cross the "plane of the goal line" to be a touch down. It does not have to be touched down in he end zoen as it does in Rugby. It just has to go over the line. If you hit the orange pilon, you're in.
Im just now going back and watching your videos from before i found your channel. I have loved all your videos but, your reactions to these football ones are the best! Please do some more! ( Especially if they pertain to my Kansas City Chiefs. ❤ ) but seriously, more please!
I was just getting to leave my comment about the Chiefs as well 😂❤
9:20 I grew up with Metcalf, the tackler, he was created for this sport, mom = Olympic runner dad = NFL legend.
No these types of plays don’t usually happen. These are the highlights of all time.
The clips are low quality because they're from the 80s and 90s lol
this video just reminded me how incredible Julio Jones was, him and Fitz were truly generational
The guy who jumped over the other guys head who was trying to tackle him, jumped over his head for a 1st down and not for fun😂.
If a guy gets tackled in his own end zone with the ball, it’s called a safety and is two points for the defense. Plus, the defending team gets the ball after.
It was a great play because AJ Terrell was playing Corner Back for the Defense and knocked the ball away from the Wide Receiver so he couldn't catch it. If that WR would have caught that ball he may have scored a Touchdown. He got so much air to knock that ball away.
6:56, look at how he gets up, he was on the tip of his toes for a second
as long as the ball crosses the goal line its a touchdown, thats why they aim for the pylon
Great NFL video! The low quality videos are before HD existed, which was before 2005.
"the orange rectangle" made me laugh so hard, my dad.. who doesn't hear well, came to check on me
I watched this video when it came out but didn't comment. I had to watch it again because I've been waiting for football to start soon!! Please do more reactions like these because yessss things like this video can happen in every game 😂 it's my life from preseason to superbowl. Everyone leave me alone for 5 months 😂 of course I'll still be watching you😉
I'm biased because I'm sending love from KC MO, home of the KC Chiefs ❤ hoping for our 4th superbowl win this year!!!! Patrick Mahomes is a legend!! You did a video on him before... Im just saying maybe we can sway you our way😂😂 I've seen other comments!! Anyway loved your reaction and would love to see more football this year! 😉
For every question you have asked about the game: Google the rules of the sport. Also, the flips and jukes are mostly glam, like dunks in basketball. The catches, whether one handed, keeping feet in bounds or in intense coverage showcase immense concentration, skill and/or situational awareness. Finally, many of these great plays have more to do with the teammates of the player than of him himself. Whoever made this compilation is a plebeian
I'm crying at your "orange rectangle." It's called a pylon, but you probably know that by now Good on you for learning American football.
The fast guy is DK Metcalf. Absolute U N I T and can hang with world class sprinters
I think he was clocked at over 23mph during that play which is insane!
Let's all thank Francis Scott Key. He immortalized the men who died. 200+ years later Stapleton brought Key's word back to life.
Think of the end zone as a box with a laser wall pointed up on the front back and the sides all you would have to do was penetrate one of those lasers with the ball and it’s a touchdown
The goal of every play is to advance the football as many yards as possible, hopefully to get inside the end zone for a touchdown. Sometimes the announcer says, “Good play,” when the player advanced the ball many yards to get closer to the end zone. These crazy plays don’t happen very often in a football game. Some of these clips are from much older games.
The clip with 8:58 remaining where he “didn’t get the ball”. It’s how he got up that was crazy.
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finally brits realizing these guys are freaks, soccer has skill and touch to appreciate, nfl has pure athleticism on a diff level than any sport in the world
0:45 for a touchdown the ball has to only touch or cross the goal line the orange “stick” as well and it doesn’t have to fully cross it as well just touch it like a “wall waterfall” imagine the goal line is like a waterfall all you to do to score is touch the waterfall
#20 Barry Sanders played in the NFL for only 2 years for the Lions and is considered the greatest running back of all time
Love your videos man. Keep it up
Are you permanently dehydrated? You're always drinking something throughout every video. 😆
lmao I’ve always been like that, I drink sooooooo much and always have a drink by me
1: For a quarterback to run forward, straight into defenders is a highly unusual thing. They're more often going to the sidelines, or trying NOT to get hit.
2: "Good play". This one confused you a little. The "good play" was the guy that touched the ball, but didn't catch it was a defender, not the intended target. He interrupted the throw, eventually causing a turnover (the other team gets possession of the ball).
3: Technically, they're not running to hit that orange pylon in the corner. They're aiming for the single blade of grass at the very corner where the pylon sits.
The orange thing is called a pylon and it does count as a touchdown if you hit it.
The Marshawn Lynch run 6 min into video was during a playoff game against the saints, that run with the crowd cheering at the stadium made a magnatude 4.0 earthquake, if you watch closely you can see the cameras shaking from the noise of the crowd too
The one that didn't catch it was making a defensive play on the ball preventing the would be receiver from catching it
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It’s all about the yards.
4:37 because He is the CB also known as cornerback he stops the ball from getting to the receiver. That’s why he said great play.
It’s fun watching britts and football. Your funny
3:38 he jumped to get the first down, when you get the first down it means you get another 4 downs to make plays
You get the Al Bundy award if you get 4 touchdowns in 1 game.
You should try some more hockey, like best NHL playoff overtime moments, it's all sudden death in playoffs.
For the second play, as long as the ball is in possession by the player, touching or any contact with the pylon is considered a touchdown unless the ground is hit first.
6 points for a touchdown, three points for a touchbach, one point for a field goal..
In America they show the play at regular speed then repeat it in slow motion. You should do that. Makes it a lot more clear what is happening
Plays off Odell’s great catch and goes RABBID of 10:23
I was at that very first game you showed Vikings lions that won the game for the Lions and ruined my day
If the ball goes over the line, it's a touchdown; and there are no Hat Tricks in football.
L3WG I think you would enjoy the NFL training.
If a player gets 3 touchdowns that isn't the quarterback, so one running back or one wide receiver getting 3 is extremely impressive, and is referred to as a hat trick by a lot of people
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As long as the BALL touches the pylon ( orange thing ) or crosses the white line it’s still a touchdown as long as the player hasn’t stepped outta bounds, so you can jump and reach and your body could be out of bounds but as long as the ball stays in and crosses it’s a touchdown
Lewis is definitely a Lions fan
The quick chase down, that was DK METCALF WIDE RECIEVER SEATTLE SEAHAWKS!!!!!
Defense is so disrespected people don't even know when an amazing play happens lol
yes with the orange pylon because it is placed on the insides of the line... it's where the ball is not where the players is, assuming the player does not go out of bounds... Does the ball cross the line before the player TOUCHES out of bounds.
In order for it to be a touchdown the football has to break the plan of the goal line. The plan of the goal line is the leading edge of the thick white stripe. There are four orange pylons that mark the four corners of the end zone, therefore the front pylons mark the leading edge of the end one, if the ball touches them, it is a touch down.
10:31 this was in overtime… it won the game. Die hard lions fan and love golden Tate
you should watch "the greatest comeback in nfl history" it's a good one
0:44, yes it was a touchdown, its not where the player is its where the ball is, if the ball crosses the line into the endzone it counts however, if the ball went out of bounds it wouldn't count so thats why he leaned inside
Tackle them in their end zone, it’s called a safety , and it’s 2 points for the other team that tackles him in the end zone
You need to watch some Devin Hester highlights.
Yes, if they hit inside the orange thing, it's a touchdown. The quality is bad on some of the plays is because the games were told old for HD quality video. Yes, if a player gets three touchdown, that would be the NFL version of a hat trick.
My son, each line is 10 yards. If they don’t make the ten, they make it to the second, which is delineated. So that would be a second and ten. They need ten yards to go ahead. The field defines how this goes.
For it to be a touchdown, only the tip of the football has to break what's called the plane. It's an invisible field that's obviously not, right of the goal line, the player does not have to cross. But they do have to be in bounds.
The ball just has to touch any part of one of those orange pylons and it's a touchdown- that was one of the most remarkable plays of athleticism in sports history... By the way, you can make great plays on defense too... and if you intercept a pas or recover a fumble, a defender become an offensive player instantly. And the more flips a player does, his odds of having a disastrous, career-ending injury- or a broken neck and instant death- increase exponentially. Which is why you seldom see flips.
If they knock down the red pile on in the end zone, it is a touch down!!!😃
Touch the orange pylon in the end zone it’s a touchdown
They never put Michael Vick fake slide on here literally one of the most athletic plays Ever
Kinda sad he didn’t really see how epic objs catch was. He so focused on the flipping wait till he discovers gymnastics in the Olympics lol
4:25 they called it a great play, because the defender swatted the ball away, from the wide receiver. Football is a sport where you wanna defend the ball from whoever it’s passed to.
6:13 it wasn’t only because dude was so fast it was because he woulda got knocked down by the other guys behind him too & all 3 of the guys running towards him looked a lot bigger 😂 either that or they were throwing the game for the bets. That also happens a lot.... 😒
Also, the one where you asked why did they say good job to the guy who looked like he was trying to catch the ball but just hit it, it’s because he wasn’t really trying to catch it but trying to stop the other guy from catching it. The guy behind him on the other team is who that ball was meant for.
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If you score 1 touchdown you had a good game. 3 is amazing outside of the quarterback position.
Nick foles was the first player ever to throw a touchdown and catch a touchdown in the Superbowl.
Wait till he sees the hail murray
Okay so basically with American football. You want to get the ball down the field and score a touchdown. You have 3 free plays to do whatever and 1 play to decide wether you kick the ball down the field, or go for it on 4th down and risk losing the ball at that spot. Although, if you get the ball 10 yards down the field pass the yellow line you gain all your downs back. So anytime a player passes a yellow line and starts celebrating it’s because they now have a new set of downs. Celebration in football goes beyond just touchdowns, but for first downs, preventing big plays, etc… it’s very often I see these videos and people are like “why aren’t they flipping around?” Because that’s pretty rare in the nfl and is why they make lists like this. The majority of plays in the nfl are more like chess
Also you’re the only reactor I’ve seen watch these running backs break ankles and knock people off them and just stare at the screen like “where’s the flips?”
Check out a video on Earl Campbell. He was a running back for The University of Texas, And played in the NFL for the Houston Oilers.
The man was an amazing running back. He was like a human tank. He was a beast. Nobody could tackle him. It always took at least two men to take him down, And they would end up taking a ride on his back for a few yards in the process.
A girlfriend of mine sat next to him for a picture once. Just one of his thighs was bigger than my entire girlfriend.
If you ever are confused by something, you can hit me up I’m a football fan and know a lot.
If a player has possession any part of the ball breaks the threshold of the end zone it's a touchdown, the orange pylons are on the goal line.
It’s out. Remember that each stripe on the field is 10 yards. Their is nothing between football and hockey and basketball.
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