BEST NFL JUKES IN FOOTBALL HISTORY | UK REACTION!🇬🇧 

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Honestly american football happens very fast. Most time's a good juke or run will happen a couple time's a game.

Their agility is amazing especially for their size. Training is constant and rigorous.

The edits always hit in these reactions

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Big jukes happen much more frequent than brutal hits. But usually 2-3 a game unless you’re watching a superstar. Then that number may double or triple.

On highlights and TV you will see a handful of good jukes. Watch All 22s and you see 30 jukes a play.

These guys have a license to break ankles.

MORE GUYS!!!! You see quite a few jukes.

How often depends on the team. Some teams just don't have a runner like that. But, you'll probably get three or four quality highlights a week from the 15 NFL games going on, and more from the college game.

"I can play this" Me waiting for them to realize these are 215lb dudes and not 5 foot nothing 160lb soccer players.

Use to be me back in the day until my knee got completed fucked 😆

how many big time jukes per game? one maybe

Disclaimer: For purposes of classification, in this post, the word "gridiron" shall reference the American game. The word "football" shall reference the world game. Gridiron players and footballers train completely differently to each other because the demands of each game are radically different. Gridiron players need tremendous explosive burst of speed and power because the game is played in a series of brief, intense periods. Football is a fluid, constant motion sport with long periods of intense cardio demand and brief spells during which a player may require sprinter pace. Gridiron players are more akin to sprinters and power lifters. Footballers are like decathletes or triathletes. I am American and played both sports from youth through young adulthood. I am a devoted fan of both. New Orleans Saints in NFL... Celtic FC is my world club. Incidentally, here's a word of warning to the traditional footballing nations of the world... do not underestimate the American national side in the 2022 and 2026 World Cups. The Stars and Stripes have got talent, youth, chemistry, and swagger. Pulisic, Weah, Reyna, Sargent, et al will be on the march. There is early speculation that we will be a truly dangerous out in 2022, and a threat to win outright in 2026. I'm a middle aged man who has loved the beautiful game since the mid 1970s. It's been a lifelong dream of mine to see the US become a world football power.

Every time you get the ball you use all your skills

If you wanna see the best juker ever just watch Barry Sanders highlights.

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U catch it every game

These guys will jump over their opponents, too. Check out "Best Hurdles in Football History" by Ding Productions to see some examples.

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Watch best runs.

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