BRITISH BOYS REACT TO COLLEGE FOOTBALL!! - NFL HARDEST HITS 2 

Not only do they go out there every week, but 99.9% of these hits they are getting up and they are out there the very next play.

Big ups from America ☝

A standard NFL season consists of 4 exhibition games, sixteen regular season games, and up to four playoff tournament games, culminating in the Super Bowl. College teams play no exhibition schedule, twelve regular season games, and up to four post season games, culminating in the college football championship game.

Yeah those guys get hit like that and just keep playing like nothing happened

Back in the day I used to play offense and defense, all game 2 games a week. Your adrenaline is pumping so hard you don't feel a lot of the hits. The trick is to hit them so hard your inertia wins and they get the brunt of it.

In American football , if you throw a punch , it’s auto ejection . Good video guys

A lot of these hits would be flagged now. Especially the targeting penalties where a player leads with his helmet. Too many concussions, etc.

The safest infield position is kicker/punter but even as a water boy you’ll be earning $55,000 to $60,000 (£43,362 to £47,304) just to pour water in peoples mouths

Honestly I’d rather get body slammed than a 250+ lb dude running at me at damn near 20 mph.

this is why there are multiple strings to various positions in american football. there is almost always someone getting hurt. they do what they can to protect players via rules or padding, but you still get pretty messed up some times.

There are very few rules regarding tackling in football. You can't tackle using the facemask. You can't grab the collar and drag the runner down from behind. You can't spear or use your helmet as a weapon or target another player's head. You can't clothesline anymore, Other than those few rules you can put them on the ground any way you can.

Actually a ref did knock over an LSU player to keep him from scoring lmao

College every Saturday and NFL every Sunday

Many of these plays are illegal under present rules. Physically picking up an opposing player and slamming him to the turf once his forward progress is clearly stopped is a serious foul (called "Unnecessary Roughness") resulting in a fifteen years penalty against the offending player's team, as well as the potential disqualification of that player, depending on the perceived severity of the foul. Players can be and are sent off for targeting an opposing player's head. The interpretation of what qualifies as targeting is more strictly enforced at the college level than the professional. A player who is sent off must leave the field and change out of uniform. If he commits the foul in the second half of a game, he may not play in the first half of the following game. Unlike association football, a sent off player may be replaced by a substitute... His team is not forced to play with ten men.

Get Up And Fight IM OIT COLD 😂😂 Had me dying thats Facts tho

Hope you guys enjoy this NFL hardest hits reaction part 2!! Feel free to drop a comment below on any other NFL video you want me to react too & I’ll most deffo get that done for you guys! 😁✌🏼 Peace & Love to everyone ❤️🙏🏼

You guys need to sit through a 4 quarter football game! No time for boredom, tough fast action!

They get up,finish the game with even more hits,and return next week feeling 100% ready to rip!!!

Y’all need to react to NFL hardest hits next 😬 as well as NFL next touchdown catches

Every week my guy!

So there are like 16 games a season. Games are once a week. Full contact practice is normally 2-3 days of the week with one or two days for light contact and video. Training is pretty much year around. So yes. You get fuckin rocked and get back up and keep going. Most of these guys have been training and playing the game since the age of 6-8 yrs old.

College plays 1 game a week for 12 or 13 weeks. Then a bowl game if you are at the top of your conference. If you win that you go onto the College Football Playoff. It is currently the top 4 ranked teams in the nation.Next season they may expand to top 8. The last two teams play for the National Title. In the NFL they play one game a week for 16 weeks and they get to have a week off when they choose called a bye week. The winners of each conference (American and National) play the wild card winners in a game to win their division. The winners of each divisional game then go on to play the Super Bowl.

There’s 16 games over 17 week in the NFL season. Mostly played every Sunday; and each team is issued one bye week too to rest up.

The NFL has some of the best Medical people in not just the NFL, but in all the world. They have tightened the rules of contact in the last 5 years or so. Because of CTE. Its a disease that is caused by hard contact. The Brain floats in cerebral fluid, its loose floating. So, contact causes it to bang against the interior or the skull, bruising the brain. The doctors thought it was Parkingson's disease. It took an African doctor to figure out that people with it often played hard contact sports. Football, Hockey, Boxing, etc.. Will Smith made a great film about it called "Concussion"

Play every once a week for 16-22 weeks. Usually Sunday but there’s one game a week on Monday. They also practice Tuesday-Friday with Saturday as a travel day

I see this video has NFL hits sprinkled in with the college Hits, and your first video has College hits sprinkled in with the NFL Hits. In case you do not know, College games are played on Saturday and Pro games are played on Sunday. High school games are on Friday but they are not televised. a College and pro game is played on Thursday and of course we have Monday Night football every week where one game is played that evening, though when it starts, it is like 2:30am in the UK. College football is HUGE over here, we love it as much as the pro league.

These guys are also well over 200lbs and usually 6ft+. They’re massive and spend a minimum of a decade for most building up a tolerance. A lot start as children or early teens.

From my experience of the sport they play every Sunday or any day of the week and yes right after they get hit they get right back up and do it again until they score a point

Hey you guys should react to some of the greatest moments in College/NFL football.

The tackle at 4:43 is by an Alabama Crimson Tide player. Bama is the most dominant college program ever and recently won titles in 2009, 2011, 2012, 2015, and 2017.

Some of the highlights looked like high school too

This is a cultural sport here. ALOT of kids begin playing these sports about 5 years old. In America we thought for decades this will toughen the boys up ! When we say full contact we mean it ! lol Please watch a whole game, Lots of violent fun !

There are rules, you can grab them by the helmet and pull them down (face mask). But most of those legal. But they play a game a week. What you don't see is they get up after the hits. Sometimes they get hurt, but most of the time they don't. The pads that they have and helmet protect them the most. But it is ruff.

To my brit fam across the pond ... on all serious... these guys that play are typically 6 foot 2 at least 220 and run 40 meters at 4.44 secs .. these guys are INSANE athletes ... if ya man in the puma suite can be ready to punish .. then get him in!!!

College football players get full scholarships, take the easiest classes possible, and have special tutors to help them pass their courses. Most are not there for the education. They are recruited by scouts and coaches.

The hit at 3:12 is considered the hardest hit in history and it ended both of those guys careers!!!!

Keep in mind the biggest guys on the field are over 300lbs and can run a 40yd dash in around 5.5 seconds which is the slowest an nfl player can run

They play every week 😂

they play nfl games every year once in the UK yall should go and vlog it

In the NFL it's 16 regular season games 1 almost every week all the teams get one week off. In college they play 10 games a season.

Each team has 46 players suited up to play. The NFL plays 16 regular games over 17 weeks and on average 7 players are injured in each game so about 15%. Injuries can be anything from smashed finger to broken bones or ruptures spleen. Most common injuries for those big hits is messed up backs and knee damage.

Practice is at least 5 times a week and often more physical than the game. Spring camp has multiple practices per day.

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They've been getting hit like that since pee wee days.. you get used to it

Played from little league through college. The higher the level, the worst the injuries and pain. The question is can you finish the season. Everybody is hurt. Durability and toughness is a big part of the game. Every starter, except maybe the kicker, is going to have something wrong. This is why college teams have 80 plus guys. NFL teams carry 53. You're going to get hurt, the question is how bad and can you keep playing.

The water boy and camera people often get hit when someone is tackling someone and they go outside

And the daily practices can be just as rough as the games on some teams. And yeah. You get up and keep going. You may not know your name or where you are but you keep playing. Its the next day after a game thats painful. Sometimes in the morning after a game itd take me an hour just to get the blood out of my sinuses so i could breathe proper. Shirt breaths because bruised ribs. And careful walking so dont jar your spine. But by end of the day youd be right as rain and ready for more. And that was just high school football.

The video with the big dude #90 running the person who made the hit on him became paralyzed and couldn’t play again

React to kam chancellor here comes the boom!

Not only do they play once a week but they practice all week too, it’s guaranteed statistically that you will get seriously injured no one escapes it

them bama boys!!!!!

Yes I’m in football and it don’t hurt as bad as it looks your body gets stiff so it don’t really hurt

Yes it is every week if u get hurt then u don't play

That was actually a mix of college and NFL football plays.

The actual safest positions are the kicker, punter, and quarterback

Oh, they play every week

In reality the safest position on the team is the punter/kicker. Football and college football games are generally once a week.

And you can pick him up and slam them on the floor but it has to be illegal hit if it's not legal and you are suspended from the game

The harder you guys try to convince me you're so cool, the more I'm convinced you don't really believe it yourselves.

These hits are very rare though I’d say there is a bad hit 10 times in a season and there’s 16 weeks in a season and each team plays a game every week

20 possible games in the nfl- 14 possible games in college

Not only are these guys not getting paid..but only about 1.5% of them go pro

Football is played once a week, yes. 16 games for the regular season plus any playoff games and four preseason games. That's pro, college is a few less.

Im hella late but a lot of these plays are legal, but a majority of players don’t go out and try to give someone a concussion every play. These hits are common

Every week a football team plays. They get one week off the entire season

The title 😂. React to college football nfls hardest hits

Watch the biggest knockout/concussion hits in football

an nfl season is 17 weeks and each team gets one week off and theres 53 players on each team

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React to some high school football

Yo so like fam the reason why u see people without the ball getting hit is because they are being blocked from tackling the ball carrier. So if u are chasing a guy on my team with the ball I am allowed to block

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Yeah but even if you're the Waterboy you still got to go be looking out because next thing you knowthe quarterback is throwing the ball he misses wildly and it clocked you in the head which is happened before...

Noticed how you appreciated when the NFL player finally shouted down another player and seemed ready to fight. If you want to see a particularly bad/amazing instance of fighting, check out the NBA's "Malice in the Palace" (you can search for "Pacers/Pistons Brawl" or follow the link I'm offering). A skirmish between players winds up clearing both benches--so they can go after the fans in the stands. Not normal for professional basketball by any means! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UdyqIh4nJ3Y.html

Lots of injuries every week games

Yeah except for one bye week football teams usually play once a week for the season (not including playoffs when only half the teams play and other half are golfing because they sucked). I played 15 years of football from high school to pro. Having played O-line I normally don't deal with hits like this so I never felt terrible while having to go to class during the week (can't speak for open field players).

They play once a week with one bye week owe season

Real talk all of you can play american football if you really wanted to. That's the beauty about american football is that there is a position for all of your body types. The NFL has players ranging from 150-400 pound players. People as short as 5 feet 5 inches to 7 feet. This is not the case for soccer(Football).

Nfl team plays 16 games a year .. every Sunday starting in September.. if they make he play off and win the super bowl they'll play 4 extra games .. College plays 12 games a year

Anything American is great

You cant kick or stomp on anyone thats a fine

Try watch interviews with ex nfl players man they say they're so fucked up from previous games that their given painkillers before each game to perform from the team doctor

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Samoan Superman

No grabbing of the helmet

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They play once a week

Why are your videos cut? I've watched both of your hardest videos and some of the best reactions and hits are cut out.

Yall say it takes long to get rid of the ball but they timed it and an average nfl qb can get rid of the ball in less than half a second for a perfect pass.

Mostly all the time the get up and play again

Played for 14 years

most these guys are at least like 6'2'' and 250lbs

If the runner has the ball. The defense can and will do anything to make him hit the ground and stop the play, excluding horse collaring and facemask grabbing

I mean...let's just say you guys won't be getting any kitty playing soccer over here with American Football and Hockey players in the hallways bruv

So we just gna ignore that there's legit nfl hits mixed in with the college hits

If an offensive player carrying the ball leaves there feet then you are allow to bring them to the ground in any manner you can as a defender, which includes body slamming them. Runners are taught that you don't jump unless absolutely necessary to gain the ground needed. Its a risk calculation. Lifting up a player who did not jump is illegal. The body slams that occur in the video which are full suplex are illegal. The ones where the running back jumps then gets slammed are legal. Hope that clears its up.

Your definitely sore after a hard match but lots of rehab during the week and ice baths to help recover then back out there the following week. Thats why the NFL is only 16 games in a season

they get injured all the time. check out alex smiths broken leg if ya have the stomach for things like that.

NFL is played once a week. 16 games per year without including preseason or playoffs. There are three phases of football: Special Teams, Offense, and Defense. For now let's ignore special teams. The sport is played on a 100 yard long field. The object of the game is to carry the ball across the other team's goal line to score touchdowns while preventing the other team from scoring. Contrary to traditional football, the game is not continuous, it is divided by plays. One team possesses the ball at a time, and there are different personnel for offense and defense. Offense: When a team possesses the ball it begins at a set point on the field and in order to maintain possession, your team must gain 10 yards in 3 plays or else give up possession to the other team. A play ends when the player is tackled and ends up on the ground with the ball. As long as you continuously pass the 10 yard mark (generally signified on tv by the yellow line) then you retain possession. Football is like extreme chess because it requires a variety of different skill types to be successful. On offense there are 3 divisions for starters: 1. Quarterback- distributes the ball to other players and is the leader that makes the decisions for the team. 2. Offensive Line- 300 lb (136 kg) men whose purpose is to defend the quarterback long enough to distribute the ball or haul ass down the field with it. 3. Skill players- These are the players that generated jukes as you watched in a separate video. Their job is to run free so that the QB can throw the ball to them. Defense: The job of the defense is to stop the possession of the offense. In order to do so, they must either prevent the offense from advancing 10 yards, or forcibly steal the ball by catching it (interception) or forcing a fumble (knocking the ball out of the player's hand). Special Teams: Inbetween possessions the special teams comes on for either team to ensure that the ball is placed as deep into the other team's territory so that they have to travel much further for a touchdown. What special teams does specifically is kicks or punts the ball (depending on circumstance) as far as they can and then contains the player who attempts to return the ball. Touchdowns are worth 6 points and the 7th point is achieved right after the touchdown on an attempted kick that needs to go through the yellow goal posts. If a team is close enough, but do not achieve a touchdown, they can also attempt 3 points by kicking it. Many europeans are attempting to become kickers. There are more rules, let me know if you're curious, hope that at least gives you basic bearings on the sport!