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That is correct, as long as the play has started before the clock shows zeros it has to finish.

Great job Daz, knowing the rules and teaching the guys the game.

The Patriots' touchdown to win the Super Bowl wasn't remarkable in and of itself - it capped a comeback for New England from a 28-3 deficit, which was historic.

Players are taught to bat the ball down in those situations. Too many times guys try and catch it and the ball only bounces to the opponent. That was a freak occurrence tbh.

13:04. The "Immaculate Reception" and the beginning of the Steelers 70s dynasty. Most famous catch ever.

5:27. The coach had explicitly told the punter not to kick a returnable punt. Kick it out of bounds or really high so the team could get under the ball, anything, but don't let that guy return it. You can see how pissed he was.

Daz is American lol. Also, that Dolphins play where they were tossing it - your're allowed to throw/toss/pitch the ball backwards (backwards lateral). If any of those players other than the QB were to have tossed it forward (forward lateral) it would have been a penalty on the play and the touchdown would not have counted. It may have even resulted in a 10 second run off of the clock which would have ended the game. Im not sure thought, sometimes penalties don't have the 10 second run off thing. I dunno man. Im just yapping at this point. Love the reactions.

The Dolphins/Pats game is one of my all time favorites. Just before the play they show Brady on the sidelines laughing and celebrating. That touchdown made my heart happy.

It makes me proud how much Daz knows about football!

That Falcon one still breaks my heart.

Mike is right though blocked kicks are super rare.

Yup, if you hike the ball with 1 second on the clock, the person can run around for 15 minutes if he wants and the game continues until the play is over.

Hope the 3 blokes pick NFL teams to support this season. Even better if they get a fantasy league going.

That Catch by Freeman is probably one of the craziest in NFL history.

On the conversation at about 11:30: When a ball is thrown all players, offense and defense, have the same "rights" to the ball, but you have to play the ball, not the other players. You can get in a players way (as long as it isn't just to slow them down or something like that), you block other players vision (in the NFL not in college), and you can to a small extent move other players as long as you don't do it with your hands and are clearly doing it to get to the ball. If you are clearly acting upon a player on the opposing team, grabbing an arm, knocking a leg, pushing, etc. that is pass interference. On the offense, 15 yard penalty, on the defense, offense gets the ball at the spot of the foul and a first down. Importantly for a play when the clock is on 0, a defensive pass interference in the end zone will put the ball at the 1 yard line and the offense will get one un-timed down in which to score. And, statistically, it is very hard to stop an NFL offense from gaining 1 yard in those situations.

I wish they had a better shot at that Franco Harris catch and TD. Nicknamed "The Immaculate Reception", he caught it just inches off the ground and it is considered by most sports historians one of the greatest plays in NFL history.

7:29, this is what you’re taught on last second Hail Mary passes as a db. Because there’s a bunch of people around you bumping into each other the idea is that if can get a hand on the pass as a db you don’t try to catch it so you don’t bobble it and accidentally tip it up in the air again. That’s why you’re taught to knock it down. Didn’t work here because he knocked it way forward

Daz. If a defensive player catches an interception in his own end zone, it's a touchback, just like when a kick goes all the way through the end zone. So his team would get the ball at the 20, if there was time left.

The Eagles game that starts just before 5:00, everyone and their mother watching the game knew the right play there was to punt the ball out of bounds. At that time Jackson was one of the best punt returners in the game and it made sense for them, at this point in the game, to keep the ball away from him. The coach yelling towards the end of that clip is the head coach screaming at the punter for not kicking it out of bounds. Pretty sure that was the punters last game in the NFL, or pretty close to it.

HEY Fellas!!!! A few things: 1.You are correct Daz, as long as the ball isn't downed, player tackled, the clock running to zero doesn't matter, the ball is still in play until either tackled or forced out of bounds. 2.That passing play at the end of that one Miami game, as long as the ball is passed to a teammate away from or parallel from the opponents goal line. 3.The very first play where Arizona caught the ball between 3 defenders, it's said that if DBs could catch they would be receivers, lol. Also, most receivers are 6 to 7 inches taller than DBs and more powerful, which is why you see DBs throw their bodies into people to tackle them. 4.The play where he caught the batted ball, DBs are usually taught to bat the ball down at the end of the game or last down so that way there is no chance of catching the ball and losing it because of many situations. Like what you saw in the Green Bay clip when the DB tried to catch it and couldn't.

Overtime is a bit complicated, but I’ll sum it up as easily as it can be done. The first team to score a touchdown wins. If the first team with possession gets a field goal, the other team has one possession to match that feat, and then play continues until the very next score of any kind. The second rule is still precluded by the first rule, so if the first team gets a field goal, and the other team gets a touchdown, the touchdown still wins. If the first team with possession fails to score, it’s now down to the next score winning.

The Giants Eagles game will always be my favorite moment. I was an Eagles fan, my parents Giants. The groan of absolute disappointment that came from my dad during that play was beautiful.

The NYG TD to beat New England was in the SBowl. NE was undefeated that season until the SB.

Dave, keep asking questions. Seeking knowledge is admirable. Glad you enjoy the game!

Miami trolling New England never gets old 😆

It's soooo frustrating not being able to explain all this to you while you're watching lol 🙃

Even though you are a Giants fan Daz, it's good to see you explain the rules to the other guys. - a Pats fan

The vikings one had some back story. It was the first year for the new stadium and on top Minneapolis was hosting the super bowl.

12:34 The Immaculate Reception happened in December 1972 and to this day is still debated. They even made a 1 hour documentary about it that broke down 2 parts of the play: 1. Was it a catch? No camera angle definitely shows that it was. 2. Did the ball bounce off the Steeler receiver? If it did, it was an illegal catch, even though it may not have been a catch. 😂

That announcer is Gus Johnson. You guys should react to a compilation on his best calls. He is one of the best announcer we have to offer and he does multiple sports.

Glad you can appreciate football. I love this sport and seeing others love it is great

OB never disappoint on sunday uploads!

The reason why you don’t often see teams passing the ball around to each other during a play is because the only legal type of pass once the ball has crossed the Line of Scrimmage is a backwards pass (called a lateral) to a player behind the ballcarrier This is inefficient in most situations, and so lateral passes are really only used as a desperation play to keep the play alive once the clock has ticked down to zero Forward passes in American football are only legal if the ballcarrier passes it from behind the Line of Scrimmage, which is partially why on a typical passing play you see the QB take a few steps back (dropback) to ensure he passes legally from behind the line

That Titans play was clearly an illegal forward pass.

They bat the ball down in the hail mary throw because they are trained to do that. They are told to do anything to not let the receiving team catch the ball. So the def batting the ball into someone's hands is super rare.

The greatest football 🏈 play in history is called “The Play” Cal Berkeley vs Stanford. College football rivals that ended in spectacular way! A MUST WATCH!!!

As a Cardinals fan, that catch by Hopkins will live on forever. It was a fantastic, thrilling, game followed by that amazing scramble and throw from Murray and, of course, the ridiculous catch. I didn't even cheer initially. Was too stunned.

They are coached to knock the ball down on “Hail Mary” plays because often time when they try to catch or intercept the pass the ball pops up and can be caught by the passing team. So it’s really crazy when they knock it down but the other team still catches it.

That announcer @1:25 is Gus Johnson. He's hands down the most exciting basketball announcer ever. Check out his greatest calls on buzzer beaters it's awesome

I was at the playoff game with my two sons where Tebow hit Thomas for the touchdown to win the playoff game in Denver vs Pittsburgh. Was an electric atmosphere!

Not shown was the Billy Whiteshoes Johnson winning TD back in November 1983. The Atlanta Falcons launched a Hail Mary pass into the endzone; the 49er defenders tried to bat down the ball and it went into Johnson's hands at about the five-yard line and he was just able to run it in. I was so PO'd that I threw my chair toward the TV--not directly at it, I wasn't that crazy! Right after this was the broadcast of "The Day After" tv movie about America under nuclear attack, which seemed an "up" thing to me at that moment.

Awesome channel guys, a lot of these game-winners had very big implications so just seen the play happened you might not know why people are celebrating are freaking out so much but a lot of these games were pretty big games. Keep up the good work 👍

The classic Rodgers end of game play when it’s tied or the packers are down is usually he gets flushed out of the pocket avoids a couple defenders runs towards the sideline plants his feet and then launches a huge pass to a receiver that for some reason NO defender paid attention to. Detroit decided to cover the receivers that one play and one of them still caught the ball.

The play when Steelers running back Franco Harris catches the ball on a rebound winning the game for Pittsburgh became known as The Immaculate Reception. This was a play on words of the Catholic feast day, “The Immaculate Conception.” Someone(s) must have been praying hard for that win!

9:55 You can see the kicker come in at the bottom left and get LEVELED by one of the blockers. Like, "that's gonna leave a mark" sort of leveling. By the way, the clip at 12:34 has a name, it's known as the Immaculate Reception and it's one of the (if not THE) most famous catches in football history.

9:40 This is a situation most similar to a Direct Free Kick in soccer, with the “wall”, and the unit of players that are used in situations like this (called “special teams”) are basically like a set piece in soccer

People don’t realize how big that Franco Harris play was at the time. That play made him legendary in the NFL

That announcer is the famous Gus Johnson. The Blokes should react to his calls. He’s done EPL games too. Famous for College Basketball’s March Madness.

18:19. "The Catch" and the beginning of the San Francisco 80s dynasty.

There were a couple Favre throws in there. Not the greatest to ever do it but imo the most fun. Hell of an arm too, used to break his receivers' fingers.

Daz is correct. Once the play starts, then The play will continue even if the clock runs out.

I have some funny beer stories at games.. I'm a Raiders fan my old Roommate was Chargers.. Went to a few in SD. It was a home game for us.. People were trying to put beer on him as he went to get one.. In his teams stadium.. funny.. Where I live, Utah.. The college teams don't allow alcohol, so it's tailgating or bust... and once you're in, you can't leave and come back.. But when you're young you get adventurous and sneak things in.. we (same friend) Gott away with it for years.. then they banned bringing in "sports bottles.. we had those filled up all the time with something.. then snuck in a small pint, buy a coke, stand in line for the restroom then fill half with whiskey. Went to an Oregon game.. they had a beer garden in their practice facility.. 2 min away walking from the stadium.. can have some there.. just not in the stands.. Lawas are different everywhere as you've learned.

I absolutely love watching folks outside the US react and enjoy american football. Good show. I'll be back.

Pretty sure desean Jackson doesn’t run into the end zone right away cause he’s looking for the game clock to make sure it’s 00:00

Sorry if you guys have already done it but you should look at some baseball crazy double plays or best pitching videos. Love the channel!

Who knew I'd enjoy watching some guys from across the pond watching random @$$ videos. Yall seem like youd be fun to have a beer with.

During a Hail Mary play they teach receivers to play for the tip so the qb will throw it to one guy and as everyone crowds him the other receivers are told to stand around the pile and watch for a tipped ball.

The super bowl one with the patriots vs the falcons that run in was a crazy game. They came back from down 28-3 with not long to go really. They had to get two two point conversions at the end to tie it up. It was an Insane game and the first Super Bowl to go into over time

the touchdown by plaxico burress was important because the patriots were trying to become only the 2nd team in nfl history after the 1972 dolphins to go undefeated and win the superbowl

That throw by Ben Roethlisberger around 12 minutes was to win the super bowl too

Great reaction guys glad you enjoyed our brutally fun sport. Btw most of these games were playoff games.

13:17 I still remember watching this game. I wasn't too happy.

In the Miami/New England game, Gronkowski was in to defend against a “Hail Mary” pass play into the end zone because he’s so tall, but he wasn’t a real defender against a running play that started out a pass play with laterals to keep the play alive!

the 3 touchdown catches by the 49ers players were called the catch by dwight clark the catch 2 by terrell owens and the catch 3 by vernon davis and all were in the playoffs

The play where the receiver had the ball bounce off of his shoulder pads, back 10 yards in the hands of the player at full stride, is called The Immaculate Reception.

They showed plenty of my Niners in there.....except what was arguably the most incredible moment in all sports Montana's last seconds touchdown pass to John Taylor to win superbowl 23.

You guys should react to best football crowd roars/reaction gives me chills how loud they can get.

By the way, for the two clips around 8:21... it was the same QB, :))) Favre was QB of the Packers from '92 to 2007, one year with the Jets... and two years with the Vikings, :)))

“Sounds like he’s from South Park” You’re more right than you might have known. South Park is a region off hwy 285 here in Colorado (although the town in the show is fictional). Denver is the nearest city, and most of the characters are Broncos fans. They have parodied the team a lot, so it wouldn’t surprise me if that announcer got an impression done on the show

18:10. The term "Hail Mary pass" was coined due to this pass.

17:50. The original "Hail Mary" throw.

Demaryius Thomas, the Broncos wr in the Broncos Steelers game passed away a few months ago in his 30s. Heartbreaking.

The NFL is divided onto Conferences and further Subdivided into Divisions(gegographic, all the Divisions are part of the same League) the Conference Final is the NFC and AFC Championship games, the winners of these two games face each other in the Super Bowl.

We need more brett favres in this world 🌍 👏 what a legend fr

Field goals are frequently blocked/deflected but rarely go backward. The only way they can return it if the block go backwards

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On those last second passes to the end zone, the defenders are taught to knock the ball to the ground, instead of trying to catch it. This is because trying to catch it, might end up with them actually tipping the ball upwards, giving the offense more chance of catching it.

I was at that Miami/ Pats game and it was rough being there as a pats fan. It was all good though because the patriots ended up winning the super bowl that year

Staubach to drew Pearson (Cowboys) in the 1970s is why they call it "The Hail Mary".

Sounds like dave was thinking of "hospital passes." Vids of those too!

13:00 honestly it didn't matter if his helmet hit the other helmet because that was back in the 70s where the rules were alot more laxed lol

16:03 The sea of hands

I really wish that one had ended up in this compilation: Bengals beating the Ravens, when if the Ravens won they were in, Bengals were just playing for pride, but guess who got in if the Bengals won? Yep, my team. After 17 straight years out of the playoffs, the Bills backed into the bracket.

RIP Demerious Thomas

Defenders can be physical with receivers within 1 yard of the line of scrimmage, but after that have to play way more hands-off. Oddly enough, this was another thing the XFL tried to change to be more "Xtreme" and physical. However, it had a horrible outcome, games were defensive struggles because the defenders were legally mugging the receivers. If I remember correctly, a few weeks into the XFL season they changed it to only allow super-physical play on receivers to within 5 yards of the line of scrimmage.

The play at 6:15 you were a little confused on, where the defender just kinda swatted the ball into the receivers arms is actually how most coaches teach you to play that situation. Its much easier to jsut use both hands to swat the ball out of the air, instead of missing a catch and risking the intended receiver making a play. That jsut happened to be 1 in a million unlucky for the defense, but they played it 100% correctly.

Probably about 75% of the plays in this video are nicknamed by NFL fans (The Immaculate Reception, Music City Miracle, the original Hail Mary, etc). Some aren’t necessarily nicknamed but occurred in very important games and the remaining seem to be involving big name or notorious player even though the actual game that the play happened in wasn’t all that important.

I know this is professional level.... but there is a college play that I absolutely love.... auburn vs albama Chris Davis returning a missed field goal to win the game for auburn.. absolutely stunning

7:20 On those Hail Mary passes where there is no time on the clock, coaches drill it into players heads to just KNOCK IT DOWN! Because going up for the interception might means it could bounce off the hands or pads and be caught by a receiver or simply the receiver outplays the defensive back and makes the catch. The latter two examples happen ALL the time, whereas this situation of a guy batting it into the hands of a receiver like that really never happens.

5:40 "Massive rivalry between these two as well" is a massive understatement. The Eagles stadium is less than a mile from South Jersey and the New York Giants stadium is in North Jersey. Obviously, south Jersey HATES the Giants with the fire of a thousand suns just by extension and so the rivalry is not just between the 2 biggest capitals of the United States (before DC became the capital) but between North and South Jersey. Daz can tell you, the rivalry is so intense, they refuse to even refer to food the same. PS, it's "pork roll". Anyone who calls it "Taylor Ham" can legitimately go fugg themselves.

DAZ understands American football better than a lot of NFL fans.

watching british bros trying to learn american football just makes me happy for some reason lol

It's so rare to see them pass the ball around like that cuz it's sooo hard to do that without either dropping the ball or getting a penalty called against ur team cuz it's almost impossible not to make a mistake when a team does that so that's why they only do it in final seconds on last play of the game sometimes. It's so hard to make sure u don't get a penalty cuz every time it must be a backwards pass meaning if u decide to throw/pass the ball to one of your teammates they must be behind you and not ahead of you and I mean not literally behind you they can be anywhere on the field as long as they are not ahead of u when they catch it so even if they across the field they still must be at least half a step behind u they can t pass the line below ur feet

The Terrell Owen's TD was the second pass he caught of like 20 passes thrown to him

No it was to avoid a tackle and you must pass behind you - not lateral or ahead of you or it's penalty - as long as you toss the ball behind and keep it moving - it's the same play and all is good! Amazing!!

blocked field goals are pretty rare

The Immaculate Reception is still the single most controversial game winning touchdown in NFL history to this day. Because of the camera angles, it was never definitively shown if the ball was caught or simply picked up after it barely touched the ground by Franco Harris. Raiders fans are still sour about it to this day and Harris has said in interviews that he will never tell anyone if it did touch the ground or not.

Can’t believe Mile High miracle wasn’t on there. Or the end of the ravens game where there were 3 (I think) back to back to back TDs to win

Correct -- once the ball is snapped, the final play doesn't end even after the clock runs down until the ball carrier is down or steps out of bounds, or there is an incomplete pass, or there is a score.