Love hearing these insights. Best football talk duo going right now. Not only do they talk the talk, but they've both walked the walk at the highest of levels.
They want you to think they're meatheads, but these guys get it. Hard working, extremely smart players, with great athleticism. It's no wonder why they'll both be HOFers.
Travis’ reaction to Jason talking about having a time out called for him because he was so exhausted feels like Jason has never shared that story with him before. Just goes to show that even being close brothers, football is so demanding of your time.
I remember an interview Cam did after he got let go by the Panthers the 2nd time. He was with his dad giving his side of the story and he said something to the effect of "this the first time I've sat down with my pops in September since I left for college!"
In a lot of sports, the goal is to create "comfort" in your performance conditions. In running, we'd do shorter and faster, and longer and slower, so that race distance and pace feels right and mentally isn't the slog of the long hour+ runs. In basketball, you see a lot of players "overloading", dribbling 2 balls while balancing on something or juggling... it's crazy how you can push yourself. A long drive drill, I can't imagine how hard that is for linemen who are wrestling EVERY play vs skill players just running freely...
With all the jargon, I'm not sure the majority of fans get what they are describing. I played and coached at the college level. The modern theory is that you don't need to practice for long periods. It is counter-productive (all apologies to Lombardi and Bear Bryant). You need intense, and short, periods of physical effort and mental effort. That is the game. It was good to see two highly productive players admit that it was critical training, and not just bitch about the pain.
My freshman year, our coach had a pursuit drill that he would do early on during practices. The entire defense would be out on the field, and he would have us do UpDowns while running in place, then when he was reasonably sure we were gassed, he’d huck the football towards one of the corners of the field, and a wide receiver would sprint down that sideline. The entire defense would have to touch him, even if that meant running from the backside all the way to the end zone. Everyone got a turn, and usually we’d do three or four circuits of this. By the time the ones were running back to the line, the twos were headed on their pursuit, and the threes were taking their place for the drill. There was very little downtime, and it was exhausting. His offense was incredibly simple. Halfback dive left, halfback dive right, counter left, counter right. We didn’t punt, and we had a tight end pop pass audible if they stacked the box. The part that wasn’t simple was we were always in hurry up. It was the same four plays on the same down, so the offense always knew what play was being run. We weren’t the biggest team, nor were we the strongest team. But we went undefeated my freshman year, because we were still fresh in the third quarter while every opponent was sucking wind. We knew how hard practice was while we were winning, we were terrified of how bad it would get if we lost. Right before my senior year our head coach stepped down, and the entire senior class said they wanted our freshman football coach to step up. Sadly he wasn’t offered the spot and we went 3-7. A couple years after I graduated that same freshman football coach got busted for cocaine and some puzzle pieces started to line up. I still would have accepted the abuse if it meant we’d have gone undefeated.
I love listening to these two. Always hilarious but with such a deep love for the game and their teams. Jason looks like he's wearing one of Coach Reid's Hawaiian shirts. 😂
6:40 this is exactly how I laugh with my brothers. The kind of laughing you don’t get with almost anyone other than your brothers or your closest friends😁
Imagine being the father of two sons who will forever be in positional GOAT conversations as NFL PLAYERS?! BOTH are Super Bowl winners, and most recently got to face EACH OTHER?! Like, that has to be one of the greatest Dad flexes of ALL TIME 🤣💯
I know a guy who was a 20 year air force pj, who fathered 3, count em, 3, navy seals. That hawaiian blood be strong, and i know for sure hes damn proud of his boys.
High school var, our long drive drill was our 2 min drill at the end of practices but luckily no defense. Set 5 plays, coded 1 through 5, and the coaches will call out random bullshit penalties to throw in adversity.
I find this odd... i have never really sat down and watched football, catch the odd superbowl... this last couple weeks i cnt get enough of these guys... im starting to think i need to catch a couple games this year cuz i cant handle watching basketball anymore that game has got so soft
Perpetually disappointed Chargers fan here. The first time the Chargers played the Chiefs last season, the team had one of those long 10+ play drives that ended with a goal line interception because Donald Parham was so fucking tired that he basically didn't even run his route and Herbert tried to throw it to him. I remember him motioning to the sideline as if he wanted to sub out right after the previous play too. It was a close ass game. Practicing like what Reid has his players do seems pretty important
In my opinion this why theses guys should get the kind of money they do….if football was easy everyone would do it,that goes with any sport….what you put your body threw physically, and mentally all year around
I agree. People like to act like it’s easy and oh they get paid millions to play a kids game but it couldn’t be further from easy both physically and mentally. It is grueling and all the stuff they have to know about the playbook and all that I mean it’s a lot. Plus they gotta travel all over the country and even outta the country to like Germany for those international games sometimes so there are weeks when they barely see family. Plus injuries that regular people don’t have to worry about, it’s tough. They get paid the amounts they do because they are doing a job few people can do it’s as simple as that
I remember dick vermeil’s 1st two years with the rams he would be going for 3 hours every practice all year long until the players were going to walk out. He committed to 2 hour practices and the players said it was even worse because they did everything they would do in 3 hours and fit it into 2 hours.
Why doesn't every team do long drive drill? Makes total sense too me. Back in old day's when I played the theory was no fluids would make you mentally tough! We were total idiots.
By daughter has to March with her Tuba outside for 4 hours in the morning, then again 4 hours in the afternoon. 8:30-12:30 &4:30-8:30 in the Kentucky hot humid sauna. Don’t know if any of you know how heavy a tuba is… but band kids are def not the weak asses ppl make them out to be. 💪 lol
I played tuba in South Texas. It was tough at first to keep that 40 lb instrument on the shoulder for hours each day. It did provide shade for my head though lol.
You are getting paid millions of dollars to play 16 regular season games most football players don't get paid a dollar and they still have to do all of that so I don't understand why you guys are complaining about that to get your team ready and set up for playoffs. The heat or not.
Try out for us army rangers lol Cole range is a motherfucker, 5 days straight of nothing but fuckery on no sleep, then its right back into the regular "make you quit" regime... then when you pass and get to battalion, the scrolled rangers jump your ass every day (actual fist fights) until youre scrolled (deployed) and tabbed (completed ranger school). I thought itd be the easiest route to spec ops since the pipeline is so short, boy was i fuckin wrong.
I’m sorry…but they get pay millions of dollars plus sponsors and they are complaining about how hot it is and stuff…bro you got landscape workers, construction workers, etc I can go all day and they complain that much about there job that is a sport?!? Bro come on
No way Trav isn't hungover in this video. 😂 I remember high school football back in the early 90s doing 3 hour two a days in August 105 degree heat in southeast kansas. You were the man if you didn't throw up. But we were tough and in shape. We ran all over everyone.
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Love hearing these insights. Best football talk duo going right now. Not only do they talk the talk, but they've both walked the walk at the highest of levels.
They want you to think they're meatheads, but these guys get it. Hard working, extremely smart players, with great athleticism. It's no wonder why they'll both be HOFers.
I love that they both have andy Reid as a coach in there time in the NFL that makes it so much better
Both drafted by him too
Fur sure 👍
grammar and punctuation be damned, i agree with you
@@nathanb1886 that’s voice to text for ya and I didn’t care to fix it.
@@Cal-fr9mwsure 😂
I love how these Brother's interact. There is so much respect & love for each other!❤
Travis’ reaction to Jason talking about having a time out called for him because he was so exhausted feels like Jason has never shared that story with him before.
Just goes to show that even being close brothers, football is so demanding of your time.
I remember an interview Cam did after he got let go by the Panthers the 2nd time. He was with his dad giving his side of the story and he said something to the effect of "this the first time I've sat down with my pops in September since I left for college!"
Awesome segment! You two are gold! Thanks.
In a lot of sports, the goal is to create "comfort" in your performance conditions. In running, we'd do shorter and faster, and longer and slower, so that race distance and pace feels right and mentally isn't the slog of the long hour+ runs. In basketball, you see a lot of players "overloading", dribbling 2 balls while balancing on something or juggling... it's crazy how you can push yourself. A long drive drill, I can't imagine how hard that is for linemen who are wrestling EVERY play vs skill players just running freely...
With all the jargon, I'm not sure the majority of fans get what they are describing. I played and coached at the college level. The modern theory is that you don't need to practice for long periods. It is counter-productive (all apologies to Lombardi and Bear Bryant). You need intense, and short, periods of physical effort and mental effort. That is the game.
It was good to see two highly productive players admit that it was critical training, and not just bitch about the pain.
It’s cool to hear both of their thoughts on Andy Reid. The public doesn’t get to see the coaches operate on a daily basis, so it’s cool to hear about.
jason, the o lineman, gets a timeout. trav, like anyone else, gets the big red stare
real heads know that Jason is actually the funny one (love you Trav)
My freshman year, our coach had a pursuit drill that he would do early on during practices. The entire defense would be out on the field, and he would have us do UpDowns while running in place, then when he was reasonably sure we were gassed, he’d huck the football towards one of the corners of the field, and a wide receiver would sprint down that sideline. The entire defense would have to touch him, even if that meant running from the backside all the way to the end zone.
Everyone got a turn, and usually we’d do three or four circuits of this. By the time the ones were running back to the line, the twos were headed on their pursuit, and the threes were taking their place for the drill. There was very little downtime, and it was exhausting.
His offense was incredibly simple. Halfback dive left, halfback dive right, counter left, counter right. We didn’t punt, and we had a tight end pop pass audible if they stacked the box. The part that wasn’t simple was we were always in hurry up. It was the same four plays on the same down, so the offense always knew what play was being run.
We weren’t the biggest team, nor were we the strongest team. But we went undefeated my freshman year, because we were still fresh in the third quarter while every opponent was sucking wind.
We knew how hard practice was while we were winning, we were terrified of how bad it would get if we lost.
Right before my senior year our head coach stepped down, and the entire senior class said they wanted our freshman football coach to step up. Sadly he wasn’t offered the spot and we went 3-7.
A couple years after I graduated that same freshman football coach got busted for cocaine and some puzzle pieces started to line up. I still would have accepted the abuse if it meant we’d have gone undefeated.
We did the long drive drill in high school every day at practice, hated that shit fr
Awesome inside view from players of the NFL!
Andy’s foul for calling a screen that far into a drive especially 💀
I love listening to these two. Always hilarious but with such a deep love for the game and their teams. Jason looks like he's wearing one of Coach Reid's Hawaiian shirts. 😂
I really miss the Leigh training camp.
6:40 this is exactly how I laugh with my brothers. The kind of laughing you don’t get with almost anyone other than your brothers or your closest friends😁
Imagine being the father of two sons who will forever be in positional GOAT conversations as NFL PLAYERS?! BOTH are Super Bowl winners, and most recently got to face EACH OTHER?! Like, that has to be one of the greatest Dad flexes of ALL TIME 🤣💯
I know a guy who was a 20 year air force pj, who fathered 3, count em, 3, navy seals. That hawaiian blood be strong, and i know for sure hes damn proud of his boys.
@@g00gleisgayerthanaids56 Dad flexes don’t get much better than this!
You guys have a lot to take care of right now. We’ll be here when you’re ready.
We did this is highschool every day as our team period at the end of practice before conditioning. Hard af but we went 12-2
Whenever we started August practice, the first couple of days were spent throwing up....then they shaped up
Kelces and watts
I played against two of the watt brothers in highschool they was some dawgs 😭💯
#WoodlandWestConferenceForever ♾️ 🏈
High school var, our long drive drill was our 2 min drill at the end of practices but luckily no defense. Set 5 plays, coded 1 through 5, and the coaches will call out random bullshit penalties to throw in adversity.
I find this odd... i have never really sat down and watched football, catch the odd superbowl... this last couple weeks i cnt get enough of these guys... im starting to think i need to catch a couple games this year cuz i cant handle watching basketball anymore that game has got so soft
That's how it starts man.. I got in through an anime, Eyeshield 21 and now pay the $200 for game pass 😅
Perpetually disappointed Chargers fan here. The first time the Chargers played the Chiefs last season, the team had one of those long 10+ play drives that ended with a goal line interception because Donald Parham was so fucking tired that he basically didn't even run his route and Herbert tried to throw it to him. I remember him motioning to the sideline as if he wanted to sub out right after the previous play too. It was a close ass game.
Practicing like what Reid has his players do seems pretty important
In highschool. We had something like that. Drive up the field back up back. I think 5-6 times
In my opinion this why theses guys should get the kind of money they do….if football was easy everyone would do it,that goes with any sport….what you put your body threw physically, and mentally all year around
I agree. People like to act like it’s easy and oh they get paid millions to play a kids game but it couldn’t be further from easy both physically and mentally. It is grueling and all the stuff they have to know about the playbook and all that I mean it’s a lot. Plus they gotta travel all over the country and even outta the country to like Germany for those international games sometimes so there are weeks when they barely see family. Plus injuries that regular people don’t have to worry about, it’s tough. They get paid the amounts they do because they are doing a job few people can do it’s as simple as that
Definitely nothing like the pros but I remember almost like 3 a days during camp for college
Love it when u guys lose it and laugh😂😂😂❤❤❤
Wow, I thought training camp practices were longer.
Well if you include meetings and stuff afterwards it’s a long day for the Players
They used to be twice daily.
@@jalengreen1301 they probably in the gym too
This was really good.
I remember dick vermeil’s 1st two years with the rams he would be going for 3 hours every practice all year long until the players were going to walk out. He committed to 2 hour practices and the players said it was even worse because they did everything they would do in 3 hours and fit it into 2 hours.
I don't know how you guys do it. It's so hard so i guess that's why only a few get to play the game at your level.
Why doesn't every team do long drive drill? Makes total sense too me.
Back in old day's when I played the theory was no fluids would make you mentally tough! We were total idiots.
Travis, when you score this year can you please do that dance from the young white dude with the cigarette😂😂😂😂🔥🔥🔥
CHIEFS KINGDOM!
We did this at my HS. We called it “perfect play.” Every 5 yards for the whole drive
good conversation
Thats how they train Marines...tough.
By daughter has to March with her Tuba outside for 4 hours in the morning, then again 4 hours in the afternoon. 8:30-12:30 &4:30-8:30 in the Kentucky hot humid sauna. Don’t know if any of you know how heavy a tuba is… but band kids are def not the weak asses ppl make them out to be. 💪 lol
I played tuba in South Texas. It was tough at first to keep that 40 lb instrument on the shoulder for hours each day. It did provide shade for my head though lol.
It's sounds Crazy,but it also sounds like it'll definitely get that brain firing..
Anyone know where Jason's shirt is from??
Glen quagmires closet
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First????
I heard punching people in practice adds a little spice
You are getting paid millions of dollars to play 16 regular season games most football players don't get paid a dollar and they still have to do all of that so I don't understand why you guys are complaining about that to get your team ready and set up for playoffs. The heat or not.
I feel for you in this heat🥵
I do it for 500K easy imagine doing for 10 millions??
Try playing Rugby lol
We had those kind of drills at the end of practice an it all about mind heart and conditioning
Try out for us army rangers lol
Cole range is a motherfucker, 5 days straight of nothing but fuckery on no sleep, then its right back into the regular "make you quit" regime... then when you pass and get to battalion, the scrolled rangers jump your ass every day (actual fist fights) until youre scrolled (deployed) and tabbed (completed ranger school). I thought itd be the easiest route to spec ops since the pipeline is so short, boy was i fuckin wrong.
Fly Eagles Fly baby
I’m sorry…but they get pay millions of dollars plus sponsors and they are complaining about how hot it is and stuff…bro you got landscape workers, construction workers, etc I can go all day and they complain that much about there job that is a sport?!? Bro come on
Jo?
I bet long drive drill led to “13 seconds” haha
It just won them the Super Bowl
No way Trav isn't hungover in this video. 😂 I remember high school football back in the early 90s doing 3 hour two a days in August 105 degree heat in southeast kansas. You were the man if you didn't throw up. But we were tough and in shape. We ran all over everyone.
Pittsburg? I’m from west central MO - about 40 miles east of Ft Scott.
@@johnsadler8637 i grew up about 45 minutes west of ft scott.
@@texgarrett7158 We were practically neighbors!
@johnsadler8637 lol yeah. Now i live in Phoenix. Moved down here last xnas from KC. Finally got tired of the cold.
@@texgarrett7158 Understand that. We moved here to Greensboro NC from Columbia Mo for the same reason plus getting nearer to kids and gkids.
Maybe if they were doing the long drive drill they would have beat the chiefs
Can I get a response by the best siblings of all time
Sounds like an average rugby game…
The fact that men making millions arent allowed to practice for over 2 hours is crazy to me. We did 2 hours in little league.
This guy likes bud light. Give this dude a bud light , he need a bud light
Try 8 hours
Wah wah wah try a real job!
Tf?