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Dave and Mike: showing genuine concern every play.
Daz: the more violent the play, the wider the smile.
The way the rule is written, AS SOON as a QB starts to slide, he has officially given himself up and is effectively tackled and the ball is spotted at its location when he began the slide. So he could slide 10 feet and it wouldn't change the placement of the ball.
In other words, there's never a reason to hit a QB when they slide like that.
I understand the slide to a point, but GD QBs need to nut up and learn they are in a full contact sport.
@albertohernandez QB's don't have the same pads as the other players on the field. Theirs are smaller and lighter so they can have a greater range of motion when throwing. So no, they don't need to "nut up"
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But the problem is that they slide super late and now that QBs are becoming more mobile they can juke out defenders even while sliding. The refs and league is super soft
@@zedanide6984 I saw this work to a QBs advantage years ago. He got to the 2 yd line and faked like he was gonna step out. The defender raised his hands and slipped behind him not wanting a late hit called. QB just stepped right in for the TD.
Daz: slapped him across the head with the helmet didn’t he
Dave: usually you have to go to onlyfans for that kind of business
….. this is a fucking line lmao😂
one of my favorites, "He hurdles! Kicks a man!" he says like its part of the play 🤣
Where is Antonio Bryant now?
Dude's an idiot.
@@ptownhirschsAntonio Bryant?? 😭😭😭
Ndamukong Suh is the king of cheap shots
Biggest piece of shit next to Berfict
@@bradhansen8506 Not anymore. Myles Garrett is close as well
He's toned it down alot. Burfict is still miles ahead
@@zedanide6984 If Garrett wasn’t so good at the game he’d be hated by all
@@GVoodoo it's a shame too because Burfict is a very talented player but he's probably not joining the league anytime soon
That Texas high school football player who hit the referee was charged with assault, team removed from playoffs
Yikes, bad decision by him. Prob going from one of the most popular kids in the school to one of the most hated in a few seconds.
I'm from where this happened. They should not have penalized the whole team
@@ΒΞΔΝ and I’m sure he will never be able to play any sport again as well. Assaulting a ref is a very big deal
From my home town lol
Players tend to get pretty aggressive when you get a late or cheap hit on their QB. The QB can be the difference between you having a good season and getting drafted or resigned or having a bad season and going unnoticed.
Lineman especially are protective of their QBs. That's your QB, no one hits your QB.
I had no idea Aaron Donald had been ejected from a game. Goodness that man taking you by the neck would be terrifying.
them laughing at the end and making fun of him makes me scared for them
@@perchanceimhim lol thank goodness the Rams aren't scheduled in London this year. Office Blokes Try to evade Aaron Donald
You guys need to do the "Standing up for your team mate moments". Best one by far
"In history" videos always only include about 10 years of "history"
I sometimes want them to go back further, then some do, and you get grainy video that's difficult to see lol
Yeah these highlight editors prefer more recent clips with higher quality because no one really enjoys looking at grainy video.
Right, I’d love to see them go back to the 70s & 80s if they really wanna see cheap shots, though they weren’t considered that in those times. Those dudes were straight up trying to murder each other out there.
@@andirandolph8830 My first game was 1976, they were certainly considered cheap shots then.
The player giving the flying kick at 8:55 is the player getting knocked out at 12:55.
As a Packers fan, just SEEING that thumbnail makes my blood boil!!!!! We all remember that exact moment
Fuck Suh bro. He’s always dirty when we play against him
@@aust25 Oh ABSOLUTELY!! And also when he stomped Rodger's ankle?! aww man...what's crazy is he doesn't even attempt to make it look like an accident smh! If not the most hated by cheeseheads, he's definitely in the top 5, even top 3 for me!! 😂
There should be a 3 strike policy on players like this.
As a Nebraska fan I loved having Suh in college but it was surprising and sad to see how dirty he turned out in the NFL
Packers fan?
Love the reaction my dude! Keep up the good work 🙏🏼💪🏼
You’re incredible bro
Brutal. Especially when you're not expecting the hit.
Ndamukong Suh is probably the dirtiest player I’ve ever seen.
I think there were plenty dirtier but they were smart about it. They used it as a tool. Suh just acted out like a toddler.
@@JoeMama410 True. True.
Suh has had his cheap and dirty moments but he's nothing compared to Burfict
Burfict and Haynesworth were terrible
Wouldn't say dirtiest since I think...I think .. I can count all his dirty plays on one hand lol but I'd still rather have him on my team over a bunch of these others.
Keep in mind that eagles kick returner who got leveled at 12:20 is Darren Sproles. The man is only 5'6". That was a devastating hit for him
A couple of these are incidental contact, but for the most part, yeah... the only explanation for a late hit is to be a prick, nothing more. The hits on Flacco, Bridgewater, Sproles and Wentz were ESPECIALLY dirty, because in all four cases they were either defenseless players or giving themselves up.
Still furious that the late hit was never called on Clowney for spearing Wentz in the back of the head, in particular. Wentz had a serious concussion because of it and it almost certainly cost the eagles in the playoffs.
“Hurdles! Kicks a man!” I honestly think Daz is right, I think the returner realized midjump he was going to come down short and maybe tried to steady himself with the guys face 😄
The Myles Garrett play where he stripped the helmet off and used it as a club to hit the QB (Mason Rudolph) came awfully close to being a criminal act well beyond the scope of 'heat of competition', as it were. A lot of people were of the opinion he could have been charged with assault for it since hitting someone like that can legitimately kill them. It's like if a baseball player decided to crack another with the bat or a hockey player with a stick or skate. ...it's beyond the pale.
Yea if he clocked him just right he could have died
It should have been a charge. He grabbed him after the play was over, and tries to hit him in the head with a helmet. If I did something like that, it would be felony assault. If Garett can’t control himself he should be in prison, he’s a danger to society
It’s a good thing he hit him with the padding on the backside of the helmet and not the crown, now that would’ve caused some damage
@@DanielFernandez-gv6iy That edge of the helmet isn't really 'better. The top is more reinforced, yes, but that edge could slice through. It's not particularly well padded and certainly not meant to stop that portion from striking someone.
@@MST3Killa I’d rather get hit with the area that has slight padding support for the neck then the crown, face mask, or really any other part of that hard ass helmet lol
The thing you need to know is that the rules for College and Pro football are a little different. If you go to the ground in College, you are down where you fall. In the Pros, you have to be touched to be considered down. In the 2nd and 3rd clips, those plays were over once the players were on the ground. They were hit long after the play was over.
that high school player that hit the ref got charged with assault and the team was removed from playoffs, that punk did a similar thing to a soccer ref prior to that
FYI #55 at 13:08 is the same player as #55 at 15:45. He's been out of the league since the 15:45 cheap shot.
Some if those clips were from college games. Some of their rules are different from the NFL. One big diff is in college ball the player with the ball is down when he makes contact with the ground, even if he is never touched by the other team (like if he trips by himself). In the NFL the ball carrier can get back off the ground and continue his run if he is NOT touched by the other team. But not in college....he is down whether he is touched or nit.not.
(PS...another difference is the 2-feet "in bounds" in the NFL. but in college only 1 foot is necessary)
as soon as a quarterback starts his slide the play is dead and he is ruled down at the spot he started sliding.
He still has to be “touched” by the opposing team for the ball to be dead, right?
@@IkeThe9th No, they don't need to be touched.
Number 92--the player who scrapes his cleats across the other player's head is about 23 stone (the other one with number 90 stepping on the player's shin--he is also about 23 stone.) These are really big, fast, mean, powerful boys out there.
that one with the ref getting hit was edited weird. he was ejected before he attacked the ref and thats what caused him to go berzerk
It's ironic that their discussion about the scumbaggery (9:40) in the clip with Antonio brown front kicking that punter comes to fruition like 3 minutes later.
scumbaggery is a great word. Should be added to the Oxford Dictionary.
lol that last clip "it's not helmet to helmet" Clearly hits helmet to helmet first contact.
What's crazy about Suh is he was such a dirty player but off the field hes known as being such a soft spoken genuinely nice guy. Hes one of those players that turns into a different person when he steps on the field
If you like seeing the guy doing the "scumbaggery" get his payback, check out a video on juju and burfict. The teams had always had beef since they are division mates, but burfict was always a dirty player and got his penance at least a bit
Juju flattening Burfict is still the most satisfying penalty for steelers fans. Yeah it was a penalty, but no one cared cause he had a career of cheepshots and got paid back for it after the league just kept letting him come back. You even saw some Bengals' fans saying he deserved it.
Those hits on QB slides are tricky like you mention. Sometimes depending on timing and momentum it’s hard to hold up sometimes.
Don't forget the overwhelming desire on the part of defensive players to knock the crap out of those overpaid prima donnas.
True readjustments can be hard. But tackling a QB anywhere near the legs is always risky penalty wise. So you never really aim there. In most these clips it was just the defense seeing red and trying to lay someone out instead of trying to make the tackle.
@@Lumpz4k That isnt true whatsoever. You literally brought up a strawman about hitting the QBs legs. When what the OP was talking about was QB slides. Nobody was aiming at legs. Why do people like you have to engage in a conversation that you very clearly know nothing about? Not one player was attempting to aim at the QBs legs during a slide. They were trying to make a tackle and then the QB slid. Whatever happened in "most these clips" is not relevant whatsoever.
@@Onthebrink5... you missed the whole point. Im taking about readjustments. As in it doesn't make sense for a player to not readjust to a sliding QB unless they were already planning to hit low. Which again is a bad idea and usually will lead to penalties so it isn't done. Don't throw out names of fallacies in a conversation as if you just learned it. It doesn't make your argument sound better it just makes you look pretentious. Especially when you didn't comprehend the text in the first place.
Vontez Burfict 55 for Bengals and Ndamukong Suh 90 for the lions r both known for being dirty players
Suh has kind of changed his attitude later in his career. Still a beast on the field but doesn’t really take cheap shots like he did in Detroit. Burfict on the other hand is a giant shitbag
@@kevinexline5392 Burfict should have been kicked out of the league years ago imo for all the dirty hits he's done trying to injure other players
6:13 I attended this game. Even we booed him. Think it was his last game ever for the team, he was basically fired by the team owner.
To be down a player has to touch you while you are down in the NFL. In college no opponent has to touch you to be down, you merely have to touch the ground with something other than your hands or feet.
Y'all should do some Baseball ejections or "heated moments" or whatever situations.
I think they have
When a QB slides, the play is over. They aren't even getting extra yards for how far they slide. That's gonna be a foul every damn time.
I count 8 times Wisconsin teams received cheap shots and 0 of them making cheap shots.
11:05 weird but important distinction, its not when he "hits the deck", its when he starts the slide. Every other ball carrier gets whats called "forward progress" which is the ball being placed as far forward as you ever got, but QBs get the exact opposite. The ball is placed/spotted at the furthest spot back, this is done as gesture of good faith for not hitting the most important player on the team. Most QuarterBacks slow up and try to make it obvious because if you take a hit while sliding your body takes more damage. Its really dirty to hit a sliding QB and also very rare
I have to admit that American Football doesn't have much for trash talk before the game or on social media. Its not like boxing or MMA. And after the game they are always very cordial. On the field is a different story, lol. Especially in the 70's and 80's.
3:36 Gronk was asked after the game why he did it he said he got tired of all the holding and the fact that they aren't getting called so in a fit of rage he just went red and did what he did
The QB gives himself up. The ball is dead at the start of the slide and you HAVE to make an attempt to pull up and slow down. Driving the head of the QB into the turf on a free shot is a big no go
The Pittsburg guy who cleated the tackler was ejected. Also the tackler was the punter, and like the kick-off
guy they usually stay away from tackling ball returners. Exception to the rule Ray Guy Oakland Raiders who
played saftey in college and could put a good hie on returners.
The opposite team is ALWAYS going to think it is deliberate.
In my opinion the punt returns are the worst. You’re looking up at the ball waiting to catch it and you wave for a fair catch, which means you catch it and wherever you are, that’s where you will start. Calling a fair catch also means you can’t be hit. So when you’re looking up at the ball and wave a fair catch you’re not expecting to be hit, especially by someone who just ran 30-40+ yards and has a shit ton of momentum on them
Some of these are college games. In college rules as soon as a ball carrier is down (even if untouched) (even if he goes to a knee to make the catch) the ball is dead and the play is over. In the NFL any time a quarterback goes into a feet first (baseball) slide, he has given himself up and the play is over. The QBs are at fault as well though for some of those hits. On occasion a QB will try to be clever and as the defensive player is pulling up the QB will try to get a few extra yards before completing the slide or stepping out of bounds. He better be ready for a big hit the next time he carries the ball!! Also the clip where the guy ran on and wiped out the official was a high school game. The conference suspended the player (I think for a year) and also because the coach did not control his player the team was removed from the state championship playoffs which they would have qualified for. Of course in typical fashion the school and some of the parents are suing to get the team reinstated. So much for teaching the kids about consequences for your actions.
No roid rage with Myles Garrett. I don't know what happened on that play, but I know Myles Garrett isn't a hothead, at least off the field. Earlier before this game, some random guy walked up to him in his car and asked for an autograph. Garrett said sure and the guy punched him in the face and ran off. Myles didn't go chase him down and kick his arse. He let it go because assault didn't hurt him. It was reported and all, but not many people know about this man's patience off the field.
I think I remember seeing somewhere after it happened that Garrett said Rudolph called him the “N” word and that’s why he reacted the way he did. I also agree that he isn’t a hot head so whatever Rudolph said must’ve hit home
There's a video about the NFL''s dirtiest players who inflicted harm so purposefully he was proud of career ending injuries. Also, the part where Aaron Rodgers got stepped on, not only did Suh step on his ankle, he did again and on the leg everyone knew Rodgers was recovering from a calf injury, Suh is generally considered the dirtiest player in league history especially because his dirty style is intentional since he 's a really good player thus no need play dirty.
A lot of people point to the hit on Antonio Brown at about the 13 minute mark as the moment his behavior really took a turn for the bizarre.
4:51 The hit on QB Rudolph was esp. bad b/c he'd only recently recovered from a brain injury.
I don’t know if anyone told you but the player who hit the ref over a call he didn’t agree with was a great high school player who lost his scholarship and no one picked him up. He further made it worse by holding news conference saying the college coaches were racist!??
3:02 Gronk (87) is on the Patriots and number (27 is on the Bills… these two teams have one of the biggest rivalries in the NFL… it’s so bad that extra security is hired because they fans will start fights.
how does the video not have the infamous body slam of McMahon
In College, once you're down, the play is over. In the NFL, someone needs to knock you down, or touch you while you are down
Important context for this video, and in general for future Football vids
You guys should watch videos about the history of college football. Jon Bois' video about the 222-0 game and Secret Base's videos about Beef History and weird rules are amazing.
Unlike every other situation in the NFL when the quarterback slides the play automatically ends and he doesn't have to be touched. That's why the ones of the quarterback are a penalty.
The rule for quarterbacks is that if they give themselves up, like sliding or going down on one knee, that the play is over and no contact is allowed. It's a difficult situation on the defensive players because they have already committed to tackling the quarterback.
Bro that’s so pretty how they call the late hit but not the holding and passing interference
Keep in mind watching vids like this that in college, players are automatically down when they fall/knee touches. They can only get up untouched in the NFL.
Nice bad hits.. see, I told you guys, Dave should pick the Browns, Mike the Steelers.. great rivalry they have, and I think its less then 90 miles between the two stadiums, so both games have fans from the visiting team showing up. should do reaction to the browns final home game in 95. fans ripped the seats up, threw them on the field.. they had to actually make the players change sides each time one team passed the 50 yard line going towards the "Dawg Pound" fans side. did any of you go to the game today (October 10, 2021) in London? or have any of you gone to any previous NFL games played there?
I second this. I'm from Cleveland. Dave wouldn't even have to wear team colors he fits right in with the crowd. What do you say Dave? The Browns are a good team this year bud
@@GIConntung I was born outside Cleveland in 71, and lived then outside from 77-84, but consider it my home town.
@@jerzeyguy71 Good stuff man. Daz was trying to guess why my name is Conn Man, and thought it might be because I'm from Connecticut. Let's see if he finds these comments and figures out he's wrong. Anyway shame about today's game but I've still got browns vs bucs in the bowl this year. So long as our boys stay healthy. Cheers bro
They should have included the college player who would dig his fingers into opponents’ bumholes during pile ups.
The guy that run onto the field and flatted the ref was a high school player. That made the nation news in the US. That kid was kicked off off the team and was not allowed to play in any sports for his remaining time in school. He was good enough to play in college but I don't know what happened in regards to that.
4:58 So that monster is in jail, right? That was 100% attempted murder.
Lineman will always fight when someone hits the QB late.
Honestly this should be called Cheap Shots after 20000
Vontaze Burfict was an unnecessarily nasty and dirty player who's name is scorned across the league now
Antonio Brown (The Guy who kicked the the Kicker in the face) was the fastest WR NFL history to 900 catches this past Sunday. That is after over 2 plus years out of the league for OFF Field Shi*housery. Only in the NFL
Once he starts to slide there can be no contact with the QB. 11:17 I think that's Teddy Bridgewater that was KO'd. He revitalized his career with the New Orleans Saints when Drew Brees was injured and then signed with the Denver Broncos and has been playing well.
If I remember it is also a foul to “unnecessarily rough up the quarterback” so the guy who knocked the quarterback out was rougher then necessary
On punts the receiving playing must be given a chance to catch the ball before you tackle them. You are not allowed to hit them before the ball is in his hands.
I see office blokes nfl content and I watch, it’s that simple. React to the George kittle “the joker” documentary from James Vincent!
the clip of the player coming off the sideline to hit a ref; that was a high school game
the 2nd to last one where 99 threw his helmet down is one of the highest paid players in nfl history btw. a few years ago he was the highest paid player in the nfl.
8:48 Anthonio Brown is bat-shit crazy. Been looney tunes since the burfict hit 12:52.
16:17 did the slow-mo voice say bitch?
😅 Sure sounded like it.
No way they put Edinburg High school in this comp lol
Great reaction! Lots of cheap shots in this video. Could you guys respond to “Not so Serious Baseball, part 1 or 2”?
the cleats have a steal center
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Not all of them were NFL so i time stamped which league it showed
Alot of these super hard fights you see in here are divison rival's
One the quarterback starts to slide the play is over. Because the quarterback has given himself up.
It’s not a contact sport… it’s a collision sport
High school #88 who hit the Ref was arrested and eventually ban for sports
12:54 The day Antonio Brown became AB…
What your missing is these are mostly QBs that are taking late hits, and there not built like LBs or anyone , it’s just curtsey in football
The one involving the blue #88 I believe was arrested for assault if I remember correctly
I genuinely dont understand how Suh was never banned from the league. How many times do you have to purposely stomp on someone with your cleats until something is done? Pretty sure if a hockey player was slicing people with his skates it would only need to happen once. No place for BS like that.
You should check out the player who had written on a hand towel the numbers of other players for different teams and he called it a hit list and would play extremely dirty and they were lucky if able to play the next season. I knot was 80’s bc he hurt bears Jim McMahon the year they played super bowl
Don't celebrate your interception while the ball is in play...😁 Nothing cheap about it.
Notice how nfl players get up straight away after getting stepped on or stamped
I know that it’s old news but did Odell and josh Norman ever get over their beef?
Some of these are just funny. Hell, most of them are.
The people who make these videos forget that football existed before 2010. TH-cam Jim McMahon getting killed by the Packers for the biggest cheap shot in history.
You guys need to watch a Dick Butkus video!
3:21 red mist?
What you don't get to find out is how much each of these players are fined. Often it's in the tens of thousands of dollars.
Burfict, who was in a few of these, is out the league. He was suspended more than not. Extremely dirty player. Teams won't touch him anymore.
Rudolph kicked Garrett in the nuts, Garrett smashed rudolf with the helmet, posey kicked Garrett in the head, it was an embarrassment for both teams
In the old days linemen would punch each other in the nuts .
Do “Sticking up for your teammates” NFL