That WAS and kind of still is the deal with having New England players and especially RB’s on your fantasy football team. Obviously this is an extreme case. But for quite a while nobody knew who Belicheck was going to go with.
@@sostdm617 honestly the rookie running back who broke the Super Bowl rushing record is even more of a crazy one game wonder. He played for the Redskins back in 86, i believe. He didn't know he was going to start until like 5 minutes before the game. He went on to rush for 203 yards, still a record. I don't think he did anything else after. Can't remember his name. 😅
@@stevegallo8483 ah the 87 redskins. I could have googled it, but that just shows you how random that monster of a game was. I don't think he had much of a career after that.
Since Alabama and Tennessee was highly anticipated and didn't disappoint, you should do a video on the highest anticipated matchups in college football history and how they turned out.
Whenever I think of Blount I always think of the Super Bowl LI, the Pats vs the Falcons. Both offenses were stymied in the first quarter. At the start of the 2nd qtr Blount fumbled hard and gave away the first turnover. This put the Pats in a bad spot as the Falcons started scoring like crazy. We all know how the Falcons blew that lead but sometimes we forget what happens on the sidelines. LaGarette Blount was on the sidelines keeping everyone pumped up. He's a great teammate with a positive attitude. The Pats turned it all around with the most amazing comeback in Super Bowl history.
And next season, after winning the SB from the falcons, would go on to join the Eagles en route to beat his former team in the SB to get another ring. Nice
He did help contribute to the downfall of Leveon Bell in Pittsburgh, got arrested with him once on McKnight Road, terrible influence on a you g kid. Wasn’t a great teammate out here, and didn’t seem like a decent person. No hate for the guy, just a little more insight as to the complete package.
NE was driving when Blount fumbled. The team warned him that Atlanta would strip him if he stood up as Bllount often did when he's pushing for extra yards. It really changed the game. Blount was rooting for the team on the sidelines because he wanted to be redeemed.
Great video! As a Dolphins fan I would love to see a similar deep dive into the rise and fall of Jay Ajayi. Multiple monster games and then disappears.
Eagles fan here, his first year when he got here after being traded from Miami he did pretty well. What did his career and was getting a ACL injury in 2018. He never recovered from that
I can relate to Jonas in regards to technology letting me down in big moments. I'm just glad I never had to work for Darth Belichick. Of course he would find a replacement THAT quickly, and Legarrett proved himself quite well (both with AND against The Empire.)
That's why you need backup. Two alarm clocks, clock radio, service that will call you on the phone to wake you up. Somebody to come by, knocking on door and make sure you're up.
Lifelong Pats fan. I watched that 4 TD game live and it was baffling. Thank you for making this. I thought I was the only one who remembered this dude lmao.
There was a collectible in Madden that week that gave you 50,000 coins if the Pats had 3 rushing TD’s that week. I knew the Colts run D was horrendous that year so I bought up a ton of these collectibles and cashed in big time. Thanks for the great memory Jonas Gray!
I remember watching this dude in college, loved him as a ND fan. Hyped to see him in NE. Then, I met him when I was working at LA fitness and he was a personal trainer there in Houston. Crazy
Me and my dad reference this any time we talk about a team's "next man up" mentality or when we talk about players needing to be disciplined etc. It comes up a lot
THANK YOU FOR THIS. it's so nice to hear someone outside new England actually know all of the surrounding details of Jonas gray. Ie a cheaper lagarrette Blount available, exploited a weak colts front 7.
I barely watch the nfl anymore but i remember this game like it was last night. Might be one of the biggest one game wonders of all time next to Jay Ajayi
You should do a video on Adam theilen. Of course as a Viking fan I’m biased but his story is a truly remarkable one. From undrafted and selling dental equipment, to an open try out in camp, to practice squad, then special teams, then “a solid hand” and finally, for a spell, wr1. And now a team legend. At19 the goat baby
Grabbed him before the game in desperate need of a starter. I was on fire that year with random pickups. Grabbed Larry Donnell from the giants before his massive one hit wonder as well
I'm a Lions fan, picked him up after this game and was ready to have him feast on my Lions while I ate thanksgiving dinner and fell asleep at halftime. That game destroyed my season, and every year after that was destroyed by some combination of booze, phone chargers, or patriots running backs. Great video!
Could you please do a video on the 1995 Nebraska Cornhuskers? As a Nebraska native myself, our football program has been pretty trash recently, but after watching some VHS tapes my grandpa had from back in the 90s, we destroyed everyone. I have read many Sports Illustrated books that have ranked our 1995 season as the greatest in CFB history. The main game was the Fiesta Bowl against undefeated Florida. I have watched the whole tape about a dozen times, and you can really see some explosive play when Nebraska won 62-24.
Being a Notre Dame fan I knew all about Gray... really enjoyed watching him come up in College. Feel like if he could have been put on a team that really emphasizes the two headed monster shtick and builds around the run he could have been more than a one hit wonder
I remember this well. When he was deactivated and the press pressured Belechik about it, I remember him making comments something to the effect of “It’s hard not to get yards when the offensive line creates holes that big” (don’t remember the exact phase, was a long time ago.)
I was the kicker in high school but also the 4th string halfback/tailback, and in the playoff semi-finals during my junior year our 1st string halfback (the head coach's son) went out with a possible concussion in the 2nd quarter. Not a big deal, we had more RBs, right? Wrong. The 2nd string was out with a sprained ankle and the 3rd was at home with the flu. So it was my job to run and kick for the rest of the game, and I did, but for whatever reason I was on fire and ran like I'd never ran before. I guess it was adrenaline, and maybe some fear, but I put up 130 yards and 2 TDs that night, while kicking 5 PATs and 2 field goals of 35 and 44 yards, scoring 23 of our 41 points. We won 41 to 27, but I never ran the ball in a game ever again. Why? As I said, the coach's SON was the starting halfback, and there was no way on God's green Earth anyone was taking his starting job. Oh well, at least I got to carry the ball for most of a game, and did a good job. (edit. spelling)
I know Belicheck is strict and for good reason. Strictness and organization is the key to running a team. But holy fuck bruh he ran for 4 TDs. Sometimes I look at the Pats’ RBs that followed Gray, and ponder what would happen if the Pats kept him…
@@skettinbutter3635 I suppose that’s a good point. However his only second chances were with the Dolphins and… the Jags. I feel like he had potential that he simply needed to develop into, in order to achieve it consistently. But what do i know lol
Look at some of their other guys prior though, Ridley, Green-Ellis. Guys who looks good for them but never really found success elsewhere. Their system is built for RBs to thrive. Furthermore, I think they might have been worse with Gray. Blount was built for New England, and carried that offense through Brady’s suspension two years later.
@@ButterBallTheOpossum word to my mother, everyone else I wanted that week was taken - My emergency was I think Jeremy Hill and someone scooped him. I ended up picking him up and starting him off of an article on MassLive back in the day.
@@ButterBallTheOpossum You say it like he said he went to the moon, it's not like it's some crazy flex lmao. You should try not being so skeptical of everything...
You should do a video on QB Josh Woodrum. He was given a shot in the preseason for the Ravens who needed a backup QB. He showed out and looked like a very good backup in the 2017 preseason with over 300 passing yards and 4 touchdowns. Unfortunately he was later waived and never found a spot on a team the rest of his career.
Im guessing the phone charger was the straw that broke the camels back, he was probably habitually late or a no-show for practice or meetings while he was on the practice squad.
I know somebody that wont a lot of money on draftkings off jonas gray, won the jackpot, got featured in one of the commercials... this man made other people rich
If someone ever figures out some kind of safety equipment that prevents most knee ligament tears without seriously impairing mobility that person will revolutionize football.
I always cheered for LB even after he knocked out the guy from Boise State.This is the first I heard about Jonas Gray.Im going to subscribe to this channel,do you always make videos like this?
Jonas Grey also tore the JCL which was a previously unknown ligament in the knee only discovered after gray tore his and thus was named after him the Jonas C..... Ligament. I'm expert on unknown joint ligaments so just trust me
That reminds me of Timmy Smith. He ran for over 200 yards on the world's biggest stage during Super Bowl 22, but then disappeared, for reasons other than not charging his phone.
Burt Lancaster in Field of Dreams: Son, if I'd only gotten to be a doctor for five minutes, now that would be a tragedy. He played. He had a great game in front of the whole country. In spite of the what-ifs and regrets, on some level, that has to be enough.
sucks to suck, feel for the dude but at a certain point you gotta realize you can't trust a phone to wake you up. I've had dozens of times where my alarm for whatever reason didn't go off. However, I do love me some LeGarrette Blount. Dude's highlights are just a treat to watch. When I started watching the NFL and legitimately caring about the league, Frank Gore, Adrian Peterson, and Steven Jackson were ballin out as big power backs. Jackson was like 6'2/240 and ran over everybody. AP was 6'1-6'2/220 and also the fastest guy on the field. Gore was smaller at 5'9/212 but he'd get 4 yards falling down. There were guys like Brandon Jacobs(6'4/264lbs) and, of course, Beast Mode himself, Marshawn Lynch (5'11/215). RB's from say, 2006-2016, were just bUiLt diFfeREnT.
This guy was like a folk legend, I couldn't remember if he was real or not and you have confirmed it. It is a shame that Blount didn't stay with Tampa, otherwise they may would have gone farther even with the most mediocre Josh Freeman.
The Colts run defense is trash. That is what happened to Gray. he was better than any of us will ever be or have been, but the only reason we know his name is because the colts defense was a dumpster fire. Jonas had opportunities and was rejected time after time.
Of course it’s against the colts. Colts love setting records and career highs against them. The most recents I can think of are biggest comebacks (ravens), minshew, Lawrence, drew Brees all career high completion percentage and damn near record high. If you know any more pls keep it going.
Apparently there is a little more to the story. Jonas had media interview bragging about his ability, essentially saying he was the top rb or an mvp. This was right before a big game. His head swelled beyond belief, bill don’t play that. As far as oversleeping a practice because he stayed up watching film, I wasn’t born yesterday. Ne thing atheletes r great at, it’s being on time for practices. Clearly an innocent mistake, but he may have been celebrating his new found celebrity. I would have liked to see an update on Jonas post football. I hope he is doing well. For an average talent, he will not be easily forgotten. He won a super bowl, and covered on sports illustrated. His 15 minutes of fame was a good run.
shoutout to the people who picked him up in fantasy after his 4td game just for him to do nothing (I certainly did not do this)
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That WAS and kind of still is the deal with having New England players and especially RB’s on your fantasy football team. Obviously this is an extreme case. But for quite a while nobody knew who Belicheck was going to go with.
You also did not hit a psycho, you hit a sidewall/corner shot. Sorry to tell you.
He got to play in the NFL, had a monster game, and got him a ring. Not to shabby honestly.
Exactly
@@sostdm617 honestly the rookie running back who broke the Super Bowl rushing record is even more of a crazy one game wonder. He played for the Redskins back in 86, i believe. He didn't know he was going to start until like 5 minutes before the game. He went on to rush for 203 yards, still a record. I don't think he did anything else after. Can't remember his name. 😅
@@nasis18 That was Timmy Smith in Super Bowl XXII (January 1988) against John Elway's Denver Broncos.
@@stevegallo8483 ah the 87 redskins. I could have googled it, but that just shows you how random that monster of a game was. I don't think he had much of a career after that.
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Since Alabama and Tennessee was highly anticipated and didn't disappoint, you should do a video on the highest anticipated matchups in college football history and how they turned out.
no then I gotta watch him bring up 2017 Bama-FSU and the noles being a total flop ever since
That’s a good idea He should do the same with the NFL as well
@@Oj_0103 Exactly.
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If this happens I need to see the 2018 Rose Bowl in that video
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Can we talk about how jacked that dude is, 223 at 5’9 is crazy 😮
Like a bowling pin.
He *is* a football player
Im 5’9 and hit 225 once and was huge but my stomach carried probably 25 lbs of it 😂
@@malikmcdowellswreckedatv5100 lol
PEDs are wonderful
Whenever I think of Blount I always think of the Super Bowl LI, the Pats vs the Falcons. Both offenses were stymied in the first quarter. At the start of the 2nd qtr Blount fumbled hard and gave away the first turnover. This put the Pats in a bad spot as the Falcons started scoring like crazy. We all know how the Falcons blew that lead but sometimes we forget what happens on the sidelines. LaGarette Blount was on the sidelines keeping everyone pumped up. He's a great teammate with a positive attitude. The Pats turned it all around with the most amazing comeback in Super Bowl history.
And next season, after winning the SB from the falcons, would go on to join the Eagles en route to beat his former team in the SB to get another ring. Nice
Blount is a legend, can’t dislike him
He did help contribute to the downfall of Leveon Bell in Pittsburgh, got arrested with him once on McKnight Road, terrible influence on a you g kid. Wasn’t a great teammate out here, and didn’t seem like a decent person. No hate for the guy, just a little more insight as to the complete package.
I think Hout could dislike Blount. Though that was funny as shit and Hout got what he was looking for. Lol
NE was driving when Blount fumbled. The team warned him that Atlanta would strip him if he stood up as Bllount often did when he's pushing for extra yards. It really changed the game. Blount was rooting for the team on the sidelines because he wanted to be redeemed.
It’s always a good day when KTO uploads
Great video! As a Dolphins fan I would love to see a similar deep dive into the rise and fall of Jay Ajayi. Multiple monster games and then disappears.
Jay Ajayi was a beast
Retired now due to injuries, forever a Miami and Philly legend
That's not a mystery though - he had a knee issue coming out of college and it impacted his career. Like Gurley, it was always going to be shortlived.
Damn I had forgotten about him.
Eagles fan here, his first year when he got here after being traded from Miami he did pretty well. What did his career and was getting a ACL injury in 2018. He never recovered from that
Thanks for banger vids KTO, been watchin u for 5 years!
He’s still tied up in Bill Belichicks basement for being late to a meeting
I can relate to Jonas in regards to technology letting me down in big moments.
I'm just glad I never had to work for Darth Belichick. Of course he would find a replacement THAT quickly, and Legarrett proved himself quite well (both with AND against The Empire.)
I bet every Patriot has a battery powered clock backup.
That's why you need backup. Two alarm clocks, clock radio, service that will call you on the phone to wake you up. Somebody to come by, knocking on door and make sure you're up.
@@pesco7 buddy system too. So everyone gets called to be sure they are up.
Lifelong Pats fan. I watched that 4 TD game live and it was baffling.
Thank you for making this. I thought I was the only one who remembered this dude lmao.
There was a collectible in Madden that week that gave you 50,000 coins if the Pats had 3 rushing TD’s that week. I knew the Colts run D was horrendous that year so I bought up a ton of these collectibles and cashed in big time. Thanks for the great memory Jonas Gray!
I remember watching this dude in college, loved him as a ND fan. Hyped to see him in NE. Then, I met him when I was working at LA fitness and he was a personal trainer there in Houston. Crazy
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Can’t believe he was our rushing leader a year
Me and my dad reference this any time we talk about a team's "next man up" mentality or when we talk about players needing to be disciplined etc. It comes up a lot
KTO and flemlo are my favorite sports channels
I appreciate niche topics like this
That game against Indy was insane! What I really remember though is Gronk blocking that safety out of the stadium
yeah i remember his performance went viral keep up the good Work KTO
Love the ending of your videos. I always get sucked into the storytelling and then bam - cool highlights that leave you on a positive note. Nice work.
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THANK YOU FOR THIS. it's so nice to hear someone outside new England actually know all of the surrounding details of Jonas gray. Ie a cheaper lagarrette Blount available, exploited a weak colts front 7.
i wanna see him react to this man.... as a life long pats fan its great to see the bellichick effect and these stories
Don’t feel bad for this kid at all. Gotta have 3 alarms ready. On you, kid. This is the NFL. No babying.
Wish things turned out better with Gray. I still have this game saved on video. Gray was a beast that night.
I met him at a charity basketball game either before or after that season and he was a really nice guy
I bet every Patriot has a backup battery-powered alarm clock due to this man's story.
Let’s go! Kicking the weekend off proper
I barely watch the nfl anymore but i remember this game like it was last night. Might be one of the biggest one game wonders of all time next to Jay Ajayi
Jay Ajayi was a pro bowler, so he wasn’t a one game wonder. His problem was the same as all the other Dolphins problems in 2017; Adam Gase.
That’s a VERY weird player to call a one game wonder.
Jay Ajayi is definitely not a one game wonder.
Wrong RB to reference. Use Jerome Harrison.
You should do a video on Adam theilen. Of course as a Viking fan I’m biased but his story is a truly remarkable one. From undrafted and selling dental equipment, to an open try out in camp, to practice squad, then special teams, then “a solid hand” and finally, for a spell, wr1. And now a team legend. At19 the goat baby
Hats off to anyone who just happened to have that man in your fantasy lineups that day.
Some Masshole is still bragging about that to his Southie buddies to this day.
I picked DeMarco Murray the day he went ballistic and he solely gave me the W
I had him off chance (picked him up after reading a masslive article) and started him because I was desperate
Grabbed him before the game in desperate need of a starter. I was on fire that year with random pickups. Grabbed Larry Donnell from the giants before his massive one hit wonder as well
needed a RB and grabbed him because I was a Patriots homer, best fantasy move I ever made!
I think Belichick overreacted a bit when it came to Jonas Gray. But at least Gray has a Super Bowl Ring.
Belichick is such a drama queen
Yup he totally overreacted. That's why Gray became a top back in the league and proved him wrong.....wait.
@@jcore0981 Tf bro he didn’t even get to prove himself they sat him all the time
@@zegobot9674 He couldn't do anything on any other team? He HAD to be on the Patriots?
Him and cris matthews were some of the most insane “out of nowhere” players I’ve seen since I’ve been a fan of football
I have one word on how a player can never be heard from again..... Belichick
Easily one of the best football channels.
I'm a Lions fan, picked him up after this game and was ready to have him feast on my Lions while I ate thanksgiving dinner and fell asleep at halftime. That game destroyed my season, and every year after that was destroyed by some combination of booze, phone chargers, or patriots running backs. Great video!
Can we all agree that KTO is the best NfL yter
Could you please do a video on the 1995 Nebraska Cornhuskers? As a Nebraska native myself, our football program has been pretty trash recently, but after watching some VHS tapes my grandpa had from back in the 90s, we destroyed everyone. I have read many Sports Illustrated books that have ranked our 1995 season as the greatest in CFB history. The main game was the Fiesta Bowl against undefeated Florida. I have watched the whole tape about a dozen times, and you can really see some explosive play when Nebraska won 62-24.
Its hard and difficult to recruit in nevada its hard to get kids to come there especially now with the transfer portal and NIL also Coaching
the morale of the story is to never assume your phone is charging when you plug it in
Thanks for the video! I always wondered why Jonas Gray disappeared after that game.
Well running backs don't last very long on the Patriots. Very high turnover rate.
I'll never forget saying to my friend, this guy is gonna be awesome. He looked so strong&powerful.
You should do a video on Case Keenum dude was a minnesota icon in 2017 but then completely fell off
He got Bronco'd
He wasn’t that good but in 2017 he realized he had two pretty elite wide receivers and well used them very well.
Cam Newton ....... who?
Being a Notre Dame fan I knew all about Gray... really enjoyed watching him come up in College. Feel like if he could have been put on a team that really emphasizes the two headed monster shtick and builds around the run he could have been more than a one hit wonder
What about Jonas Grey? Bill Belechik: We're moving on to Cincinnati 😉
Another banger KTO. Enjoy your Sunday, go Browns!🍻
This video reminded me of CECIL COLLINS on the Dolphins short stint
whats good boys love the vids kto
His brother was a personal trainer I used to go to. Cool guy I met him when he was signed by the jags
I remember this well. When he was deactivated and the press pressured Belechik about it, I remember him making comments something to the effect of “It’s hard not to get yards when the offensive line creates holes that big” (don’t remember the exact phase, was a long time ago.)
I’ve also done that move the charger multiple times lol but that one game he had was insane
I was the kicker in high school but also the 4th string halfback/tailback, and in the playoff semi-finals during my junior year our 1st string halfback (the head coach's son) went out with a possible concussion in the 2nd quarter. Not a big deal, we had more RBs, right? Wrong. The 2nd string was out with a sprained ankle and the 3rd was at home with the flu. So it was my job to run and kick for the rest of the game, and I did, but for whatever reason I was on fire and ran like I'd never ran before. I guess it was adrenaline, and maybe some fear, but I put up 130 yards and 2 TDs that night, while kicking 5 PATs and 2 field goals of 35 and 44 yards, scoring 23 of our 41 points. We won 41 to 27, but I never ran the ball in a game ever again. Why? As I said, the coach's SON was the starting halfback, and there was no way on God's green Earth anyone was taking his starting job. Oh well, at least I got to carry the ball for most of a game, and did a good job. (edit. spelling)
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@@Just_Pele she didn’t ask
Yup.....we all have been there in the comments.
@@jdhstyles I almost lost the championship game for us by missing a chip shot from 26 yards. You take the bad with the good.
I know Belicheck is strict and for good reason. Strictness and organization is the key to running a team. But holy fuck bruh he ran for 4 TDs. Sometimes I look at the Pats’ RBs that followed Gray, and ponder what would happen if the Pats kept him…
He didn't do anything for anyone else for a reason
@@skettinbutter3635 I suppose that’s a good point. However his only second chances were with the Dolphins and… the Jags. I feel like he had potential that he simply needed to develop into, in order to achieve it consistently. But what do i know lol
any practice squad player's gonna have a massive game that night
but they specifically ran 2 TEs to run block for him.
Look at some of their other guys prior though, Ridley, Green-Ellis. Guys who looks good for them but never really found success elsewhere. Their system is built for RBs to thrive. Furthermore, I think they might have been worse with Gray. Blount was built for New England, and carried that offense through Brady’s suspension two years later.
My buddy had him on his fantasy roster that week, but was on the bench.
I remember Jonas Gray. I actually picked him up in fantasy and had to start him that game.
Sure you did
@@ButterBallTheOpossum exactly
@@ButterBallTheOpossum word to my mother, everyone else I wanted that week was taken - My emergency was I think Jeremy Hill and someone scooped him. I ended up picking him up and starting him off of an article on MassLive back in the day.
Lmao 🤣
@@ButterBallTheOpossum You say it like he said he went to the moon, it's not like it's some crazy flex lmao. You should try not being so skeptical of everything...
LeGarrette Blount is such a beast. He was so awesome for the Eagles in 2017.
pats blount>
As a ND fan I remember him. I didn't think he'd be a good NFL back but I thought he'd at least make rosters.
And BC took him out, my Hometown team.
I was at that game and oh man was it glorious!
I’ll be honest I don’t even watch the NFL but I fucking love these videos. Amazing work fam!
I was at the game in Indianapolis. It was incredible to watch 🔥
I still remember watching Jonas Gray running all over the Colts that game was amazing
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Please make a video of Justin Houston's one year wonder 2014.
Essentially RB is 1 in a unit of 6 2guards, 2 tackles and a centers. For every AP or LT there are more Jonathan Ogdens or Joe Thomas' or John Hannahs
One on Matt Flynn and him being paid and Russ taking his spot is fit right now
You should do a video on QB Josh Woodrum. He was given a shot in the preseason for the Ravens who needed a backup QB. He showed out and looked like a very good backup in the 2017 preseason with over 300 passing yards and 4 touchdowns. Unfortunately he was later waived and never found a spot on a team the rest of his career.
Video about Thomas Rawls next???
Im guessing the phone charger was the straw that broke the camels back, he was probably habitually late or a no-show for practice or meetings while he was on the practice squad.
Love your video
Bruh I been asking myself this question for years..200 yds rushing ina game to never be seen again 🤯
I know somebody that wont a lot of money on draftkings off jonas gray, won the jackpot, got featured in one of the commercials... this man made other people rich
if I was told "we just can't have it" by bill belichick i would shrivel and disappear into a singularity on the spot.
If someone ever figures out some kind of safety equipment that prevents most knee ligament tears without seriously impairing mobility that person will revolutionize football.
I always cheered for LB even after he knocked out the guy from Boise State.This is the first I heard about Jonas Gray.Im going to subscribe to this channel,do you always make videos like this?
He connected on Hout. I saw the game live and that guy deserved it. Funny as shit seeing his face when he realized Blount wasn’t about that bullshit.
Jonas Grey also tore the JCL which was a previously unknown ligament in the knee only discovered after gray tore his and thus was named after him the Jonas C..... Ligament. I'm expert on unknown joint ligaments so just trust me
I've made that charger mistake a few times. Luckily it hasn't ruined my career.
You gotta make a video about Bob brown
I remember this guys team of the week card in madden
That reminds me of Timmy Smith. He ran for over 200 yards on the world's biggest stage during Super Bowl 22, but then disappeared, for reasons other than not charging his phone.
Brooo I just looked up the game highlights like a week ago! Get out of my head ! 😮
The Pats are unmatched at making their backs look like all stars. They've done it so consistently throughout Belichick's time in New England.
Remember Laurence Mahoney? Feels like a lifetime ago
@@Mindyobidnessfr I do, that guy was my favorite player when I was like 8 years old. 🤣
Burt Lancaster in Field of Dreams: Son, if I'd only gotten to be a doctor for five minutes, now that would be a tragedy.
He played. He had a great game in front of the whole country. In spite of the what-ifs and regrets, on some level, that has to be enough.
Great video. I used SeatGeek for a Rangers/Yankees game. The fees are absolutely insane. Never using again
Wow that’s crazy
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It's like David Johnson. Dude had an absolutely AMAZING year with the Cards, and then boom. Gone
Go Irish baby!!☘️
sucks to suck, feel for the dude but at a certain point you gotta realize you can't trust a phone to wake you up. I've had dozens of times where my alarm for whatever reason didn't go off.
However, I do love me some LeGarrette Blount.
Dude's highlights are just a treat to watch. When I started watching the NFL and legitimately caring about the league, Frank Gore, Adrian Peterson, and Steven Jackson were ballin out as big power backs.
Jackson was like 6'2/240 and ran over everybody.
AP was 6'1-6'2/220 and also the fastest guy on the field.
Gore was smaller at 5'9/212 but he'd get 4 yards falling down.
There were guys like Brandon Jacobs(6'4/264lbs) and, of course, Beast Mode himself, Marshawn Lynch (5'11/215).
RB's from say, 2006-2016, were just bUiLt diFfeREnT.
Moral of the story: If your coach is Bill Belichick, don't be late to practice.
His name was Jonas
This guy was like a folk legend, I couldn't remember if he was real or not and you have confirmed it. It is a shame that Blount didn't stay with Tampa, otherwise they may would have gone farther even with the most mediocre Josh Freeman.
The Colts run defense is trash.
That is what happened to Gray. he was better than any of us will ever be or have been, but the only reason we know his name is because the colts defense was a dumpster fire. Jonas had opportunities and was rejected time after time.
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That game was nuts lol he was credited with 199 until like an hour later the NFL said that he actually had gained two more yards and hit 201 haha
Yeah right that was curious.
bro deserves way more than 662k subs,he puts in so much research and work into the vids
I really thought that you were going to say Malcom butler. Cause of.....the thing.....you know
i literally brought up this man earlier this week
Of course it’s against the colts. Colts love setting records and career highs against them. The most recents I can think of are biggest comebacks (ravens), minshew, Lawrence, drew Brees all career high completion percentage and damn near record high. If you know any more pls keep it going.
Apparently there is a little more to the story. Jonas had media interview bragging about his ability, essentially saying he was the top rb or an mvp. This was right before a big game. His head swelled beyond belief, bill don’t play that. As far as oversleeping a practice because he stayed up watching film, I wasn’t born yesterday. Ne thing atheletes r great at, it’s being on time for practices. Clearly an innocent mistake, but he may have been celebrating his new found celebrity.
I would have liked to see an update on Jonas post football. I hope he is doing well. For an average talent, he will not be easily forgotten. He won a super bowl, and covered on sports illustrated. His 15 minutes of fame was a good run.
Amazing