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A few (not all) players are mic’d up every game. The NFL has an NFL Films division that does all this alternate video and audio recordings. I actually prefer watching the NFL Films highlights (which are usually available a few days later in shows during the week and in RU-vid) since they are more insightful l, high quality and entertaining then the regular broadcast.
The pools are in stadiums in Florida because it gets hot there and they can get away with it. They wouldn't really be viable everywhere else though because the season runs into the autumn and winter.
As I understand it, one player from defense & offense is mic'd up every week throughout the season including the SB. Some players have personalities that should be mic'd up. Others know to make a show and some don't want to be bothered but I believe it's contractual. NFL Films take the best of what they get each week, edit and release it on the NFL Network, Films and youtube.
9:10 Cole Kmet is an all-business, no-nonsense kind of guy, the last person who would come at someone with off-the-wall stuff. He got drafted in 2020, so he hasn't been around long. The mic'd up guy was pulling his leg about his buttoned-down personality, and he couldn't seem to tell. :)
I can testify that players pose pictures all the time and come up to photographers and want you to take certain shots. They’ll even give suggestions as to where and how to get a good action shot, usually of them of course. I was sideline photographer in college and it was so much fun. I loved getting asked what type of touchdown dance they should do that would look best on camera. I miss those days.
I think there are 3 NFL stadiums that have pools. It’s less common in the NFL since it’s a winter sport, but there are several MLB stadiums that have pools too. You rent them out like you would a stadium suite. I think it’s anywhere from about $5k-$10k depending on the game.
Christopher Wilkinson #94 of the Dolphins won 2 National Championships at Clemson. He played Defense, kick off team, kick off return team,field goal team, punt team, punt return team, goal line defense. He basically NEVER came off the field. He BEGGED Clemsons coach Dabo Swinney to let him stay on the field. He was the GREATEST trash talker in Clemson history. He was also: -Captain of the Team. -Wilkins played on offense sometimes on big plays at the goal line. He has thrown a touchdown, caught a pass for a touchdown, ran a ball in as a touchdown, recovered a fumble for a touchdown, intercepted a pass for a touchdown. -Came back and played his senior year, when he KNEW he could have jumped to the NFL as a first round draft choice at the end of his Junior year. -Wilkins has 2 BS degrees and a Masters. -He is LEGENDARY for his work with Children's hospitals in South Carolina, his home state of Connecticut and in Miami. -Wilkins volunteers as a kindergarten and 1st grade substitute teacher. He continues to be an AMAZING recruiter for Clemson Football. Because of Wilkins role model Clemson once again has 3 NFL first round draft picks, coming back to play their senior years, turning down millions of dollars for 1 more year at Clemson.
its not in a players contract to be mic'd up, it is just something the NFL does. usually a few players per game are mic'd up and they try to get different positions when possible. The NFL put out a mic'd up video every week of highlights and there other good fan made videos too if you want to see more. As for the pools, not every stadium has them. its really just a feature that the designer and owner of the team wanted for the Jags. Also since they are in Florida, which it is usually always warm there year round, they are able to have a pool in the middle of December.
Check out the "Super Bowl Shuffle". The Chicago Bears of 1985 were so dominant that they created a hilarious dance video basically flexing on the whole NFL. Worth a watch.
Oh no this is everyday conversations every dude in the NFL is basically a child especially the lineman even lineman insults are childish “you suck” “no you suck” “well you suck more” 🤣💀 I used to be a lineman and I can tell you on the line we try to get into each other’s head n shit but between plays it’s all a children’s game
The pools are mostly exclusive to the Jacksonville Jaguars' home stadium in the NFL. The cabanas for the swimming pools costs like $15,000 for a group. It works for places like Florida because we have warm weather throughout most of the fall.
@@DNReacts Happy to help! Especially when it's my home stadium. The mascot also usually does a swan dive into them when we win. Edit: As a matter of fact, we actually won that game. So Jaxson De Ville (the mascot in my avatar) did dive in the pools that day! 😂
You guys should definitely react to inside the Oregon ducks $68 million foot ball facility, I think it will give a little more insight on how big college football is
@@DNReacts no problem! They call him the Joker because he’s such a good player (top two in his position) but he jokes around the whole time he’s playing. He laughs as he makes tackles
Our MLB (baseball) team, the Arizona Diamondbacks, also have a pool in the stadium. You have to reserve it similar to a luxury box for a group, it's not cheap. I got to sit it in once about a decade ago.
NFL has at least four players or coaches mic'd up each week. They also have audio guys capturing game sound at every game. NFL also puts out mic'd up videos every week on their RU-vid channel. NFL started doing these types of films in around the late 60's, early 70's as another way to promote their sport. Even a starting out director, George A. Romero, filmed video of the Pittsburgh Steelers as a way to earn money. Which he then put right into his debut film, Night of the Living Dead. He also used several Steelers players as zombies in his future zombie movies. As a definite eye opener, I suggest you watch NFL snow games. Because yes, football is played in the snow.
should react to college football facilities. alabama's is insane. they have better facilities than most NFL teams because college teams have to recruit players
Speaking of water...swimming pools....when you guys start looking at baseball (MLB) videos check out the stadium fir the San Francisco Giants. The stadium is on the bay. Many times homeruns in right-field leave the the stadium and land in the bay. There are folks in canoes trying to catch or pull balls from the water....
As a lifelong NY Jets fan, don't become a Jets fan. Unless you like a team that is known for losing and the infamous Joe Namath curse. Joe Namath when asked if he think the team would win the 1969 Super Bowl (The 3rd ever SB) he said "I guarantee we win." The Jets were the underdogs and everyone thought they had no chance of winning. Whelp the Jets did win but at what cost? That was the NY Jets 1 and only time making it to the Super Bowl. The fanbase say the team has been cursed by that guarantee and it can only be lifted once Namath passes away. - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-riMTb36G84A.html
A little research reveals that that is one of two stadiums with pools. Las Vegas is the other one. Hot places, in other words. I read also that a ticket for a game at the Jacksonville stadium with access to one of the pools runs $12,500 as of 2014. At least that's with all you can eat and drink too.
I wanna say all of the O-Line is mic'd up for tv purposes. Sounds of the game. But they do not broadcast paly calls like in the huddle and on the sidelines.
They have these radar looking dish that can record sound from specific spots and can get through all the noise from the fans. I don’t think the players have actual mics on them.
Yeah, they have actual mics, similar to the ones the refs use to call penalties. You could even hear it when that one player was smacking his chest (1:48). You could tell right where his mic was because he was thumping the crap of it.
There mics on the field or dishes the catch sound for the game, they also catch everything else. The QB is has a mic, bit that is to communicate with the coach staff. So, no individual player has a mic for the purpose of creating a video as we just watched
people don't realize NFL players are hilarious, one of the reasons it's so big in America. Also watch Aaron Rodgers highlights for elite quarterback play.
Please for the love of god do not support the packers. I’m definitely not biased when I say they are the worst team in the world, the bears are a much better option
"whats the fusion?" well now you guys need to react to anime :P also, those pictures are from a professional team photographer on the sidelines, not fans in the stands.
Should watch the NFL fly over. Shows the military planes flying over the stadiums before games to hype up the crowd. You wouldn’t believe how loud it is
I think people say to support the Packers because it’s the only team that isn’t privately owned by one owner. The fans have little bits of stock in the team they pass down for generations. So they are more the blue collar team from no place fancy, yet it’s called title town
I'd like to talk about something different. The "Post-Super Bowl Blues". That's the feeling you get after the Super Bowl, when there is no more football to watch on TV. So, for me, it's time to pop a beer and pop some popcorn and watch a football movie. I suggest "The Replacements" (2000), with Keanu Reeves and Gene Hackman. It has a little bit of drama, a little bit of comedy, a little bit of romance (have you seen their cheerleaders?), and yes... Football. It wasn't rated highly by "movie critics", nor did it win any awards, but audiences that were polled after watching it, found it to be fun and entertaining. Check it out...
The pool at Chase stadium in Phoenix is very controversial. Seceral years ago the L.A. Dodgers clinched a Divisional Title there. During the celebration in the locker room the Dodgers thought it would be cool thing to run out and jump in the pool. The Arizona folks hated that and ever since they have posted guards to prevent the Dodgers from "desecrating" their pool.
You guys need to tell us where you're from in England and we will match you to a team in the states that is a similar city. Green Bay ,Wisconsin is a very small town where the citizens actually own the team. It is much different than any other NFL City. Buffalo NY may be the closest to being like Green Bay. Los Angeles however is a glitz and glamor big city. Houston is a blue collar big city within a huge state of Texas along with Dallas which is more white collar. Tell us what city you're from and we will easily match you with a team here in America. Great job guys
@@DNReacts I've done some reading. Kent produces much produce. So does San Jose California. The team closest to San Jose is the San Francisco 49ers. A stored club with a great history. Joe Montana Dwight Clark are 2 legends from that club.
Ok guys, after more research I've learned about Kent and think I have a team for you. Kent is southeast and coastal. Has the cliffs of Dover and sounds a lot like the American region known as New England. I think New England best compares to Kent. So that would put you guys on the New England Patriots train. Can't do better than that. They've won more Suoer Bowls than any other NFL team. Cheers
We do have a Mic’d Up NHL video in storage. Hoping to get it out some time soon. I do love the Mic’d up element. Great way to see a different side to players is what I felt it did
