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I have watched European football my entire life non-stop, I can't get my head around how big college football is. What does the jump to the NFL take? I can't imagine what it must be like going from college football to the NFL only to have fewer people watching. Not sure what college Barry Sanders graduated from but his pace and agility while being an absolute unit on the field was incredible to watch!
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@DutzyMate Год назад

So is Barry Sanders one of the best of all time? ... Who else should i react to next??

@riquetc0060 Год назад

Definitely. It's pretty much a 3 horse race between him, Walter Payton and Emmitt Smith for the title as the best running back ever. Both of those other guys deserve reactions at some point.

@sneakyninja3026 Год назад

If interested I recommend reating to, "a clueless european guide to the nfl"

@averyforeman5208 Год назад

If you want a feel for how the positions are different, some of my favorites are wide reciever: Randy Moss, linebacker: Ray Lewis, Strong safety: Troy Palamalu

@gusc2559 Год назад

@@riquetc0060 jim brown left the chat

@WahooSerious Год назад

Another one to check out is Bo Jackson who was an allstar in pro baseball and pro football at the same time.

@DutzyMate Год назад

thanks man, will defo get to our sports also :)

@binxbolling Год назад

Bo Jackson was Superman. He got badly injured though and had to retire from both sports.

@damianschouten1410 Год назад

Nice video:) starting to learn more every video!

@Its_Caps Год назад

MY GUY DUTZY BACK MAKING CONTENT 🔥🔥🔥

@riquetc0060 Год назад

1:33 He's a running back. Wide receivers are the guys that catch passes thrown by the quarterback.

@DutzyMate Год назад

thanks bro got you

@averyforeman5208 Год назад

He’s a running back so he would normally take hand offs from the quarterback. A wide receiver would run down the field to catch throws from the quarterback. The NFL actually currently has a lot of drama over running backs being underpaid because they have such short careers due to injuries

@DutzyMate Год назад

oh wow imma look into that. What position is traditionally the best paid?

@highvoltage194 Год назад

@@DutzyMatedefinitely qb, the los angeles chargers quarterback Justin Herbert got paid 262.5 million USD for 5 years with 218 million USD guranteed.

@averyforeman5208 Год назад

@@DutzyMateThe quarterback almost always makes the most because they are the leader of the offense. Left tackles are the offensive lineman that protects the quarterback on his blindside, so he gets paid big bucks to make sure the quarterback isn't getting hit by guys he can't see coming. Otherwise, the best players on each team are getting paid more than other people in their position based off of how valuable they are for the team. Each team has a salary cap on how much money they are able to give out to their players so they want to prioritize the people most impacting the team and trade other expensive players they think they can replace. haha sorry for the lengthy response.

@Chris-rh9ej 11 месяцев назад

The referee you pointed out is called a line judge. Primarily responsible for watching for penalties at the line of scrimmage, and spotting the ball when the player is down, I’d say, as well as getting a differently angled view from the other referees

@DutzyMate 11 месяцев назад

Thanks 🙏

@Chris-rh9ej 11 месяцев назад

No ass padding that I’m aware of 😂

@DutzyMate 11 месяцев назад

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@Lightfulday Год назад

Barry Sanders played at the Running back position and is considered one of the greatest of all time at that position. He played for the Detroit Lions his whole career from 1989 to 1998. Someone I would definitely recommend to react to next is Jim Brown or Reggie Bush

@DutzyMate Год назад

wow i definatly was wrong about what time period he played in, the quality is very good for that time period. Thanks for the info

@lukejustus4337 Год назад

wrong, he IS the greatest runningback of all time

@jlyo1991 Год назад

Part of why Barry was so good was because he had to run for his life. The offensive line was practically nonexistent at times. If you watch, A LOT of his great plays start by a defensive player going right through the blocking and ending up in the backfield.

@reallifeawesome5400 Год назад

The official you pointed out is in charge of marking the position of the ball on new downs. If the player steps out of play he would be in charge of marking it and stopping play.

@DutzyMate Год назад

Thanks 🤝

@WahooSerious Год назад

Barry was a running back

@DutzyMate Год назад

thanks bruva

@namesurname7172 Год назад

@@DutzyMateHe was running so much, you'd think what he was doing in this video would give you a clue as to what position he was playing.

@Seacub42 Год назад

Football Offense - 7 people on the line, 5 lineman (Center, 2 Guards, 2 Tackles) and 2 of Tight Ends or Wide Receivers. 4 players set behind the line. Quarterback (behind center) - running backs behind Quarterback (either half back or full back) and/or another Tight End/Wide Receiver offset at least 1 full person behind the line. Defense - Defensive lines (Nose Tackle/s (over center/guards) and Defensive Ends (over Offensive Tackles), Corner backs (line up against Wide Receivers or Tight Ends) Behind defensive lines, Line backers (watch QB/RB/TE), behind Line Backers = Safeties. Free Safety (primary responsibility is defend against long passes), Strong Safety (primarily responsible for run defense support and short passes). Strong safety helps linebackers, Free Safety helps Cornerbacks. Special teams Kickoff team, Kickoff return team, punt team, punt return team, Extra point/FG team, Extra point defense. Special teams often borrows players from Offense/Defense. They are sub units. Barry Sanders was a Half back, with full back legs/shoulders.

@user-dw4or1cc1m Год назад

Glutes on skaters, classical dancers, and many types of athletes develop. Steatopygia

@djjoshski Год назад

*Greatest RB of all time IMO*

@WahooSerious Год назад

Barry is considered by many to be the greatest, some others to check out are Walter Payton, Jim Brown, Marshall Faulk, Adrian Peterson and Marshawn Lynch.

@DutzyMate Год назад

Thanks man, a lot to get through there!

@EwAndIReact Год назад

I break them down this way: The One: Bo Jackson The GOATS (in no order): Barry Sanders Jim Brown Walter Payton Emmitt? The Dual Threats: Faulk Tomlinson Adrian Peterson The Trucks: Earl Campbell Marshawn Lynch Riggins Christian Okoye The Forgotten Greats: Tony Dorsett Eric Dickerson Marcus Allen Franco Harris Terrell Davis Here for a Good Time, Not for a Long Time: Chris Johnson Shaun Alexander Priest Holmes Ricky Williams The Jamals: Lewis & Anderson

@gregcable3250 Год назад

Jim Brown is widely considered the GOAT running back and the greatest football player ever. He played 9 years and in 8 of them he led the NFL in rushing (yards running the ball) yards--there are 5 players in second place who led the NFL only 4 times. A great single game by a running back in the NFL is achieving 100 yards or more in a game--Jim Brown AVERAGED 104 yards per game. He played in late 50s, early 60s--he was 6'2" 230lbs and could run a sub-10 second 100-yard dash. He retired at age 29 at the peak of his abilities having done everything he wanted to in football. He was incredibly athletic and powerful. Incidentally, he also played lacrosse at college (university) and is also generally considered the greatest lacrosse player of all time. After he retired he became an actor and was active in civil rights lending his name and reputation to increasing justice for black people and others. I saw him play live and have seen all of the great ones since. Brown the best. I love Barry second primarily because he is the most elusive I have seen--juke master, fast and tough.

@DutzyMate Год назад

Gosh man that’s Acc crazy! Thanks for the info ❤

@MeanGene404 4 месяца назад

Barry Sanders played from 1989 to 1998.

@Kim-427 11 месяцев назад

So,I’m curious to know if in Rugby do your players have certain specialized positions? Because you guys don’t seem to understand that mostly the quarterback throws the ball. In rugby it seems that any player can throw the ball is that true or false? In the NFL any player can throw a ball in a trick play but that’s not a regular practice.

@DutzyMate 11 месяцев назад

Honestly I also don’t know much about rugby, it was always “soccer” that I watched and played growing up, so I’m not the best person to ask.. but there isn’t one position that is a specialist thrower because in rugby you have to throw the ball backwards… so not much skill required. There are specialist kickers though

@josephsoto9933 Год назад

Barry was actually only 5feet8inchs tall. Very muscular but short none the less. I think because he was short it was very difficult for the "Big Uglies" to track him....he jist hid behind the trees and made a break fir it. A great runner but too bad he played fir a crappy team, which why he retired early (i suppose).

@DutzyMate Год назад

Thanks a lot man! Defo thought he was at least 6’ but I guess he’s still built and big around the shoulders. Tuff to stop

@sebastianperez4666 Год назад

One of the BEST videos to watch of more Runningbacks is Marshawn Lynch BEASTMODE Career Highlights by NFL Throwback, an absolute machine that could not be brought down, vid has nearly 3 million views, so you WONT be disappointed!

@kentgrady9226 Год назад

No, football players don't wear padding on their asses. Some may wear a small pad which covers their tailbone. A tail pad is about 3 inches wide, by five inches long, by a half inch thick. There are slots in one end which allow the player's belt to loop through it. What you are seeing in Barry's case, however, is all quads and glutes. His height was officially listed as 5'8", although I don't believe he was truly even that tall. He weighed over 200 pounds when he played. His defining trait was his agility/ability to start/stop/restart/change directions. He also had shocking balance and eagle-eye vision. That leads many to believe that he wasn't all that rapid in terms of straight line speed. That's not the case at all. While there were and still are, players in the NFL whose pace exceeds Barry in full flight, he nonetheless possessed elite speed. At age 17, he ran a 10.3 second 100 meters. American football uses the 40 yard dash to measure game-applicable speed. The reason they use such an odd distance is complicated. Just take it as a given that it's a universally understood metric in the game. Any time under 4.5 seconds in that distance is considered very good. Any time under 4.4 seconds is considered elite. I believe Barry could run it in 4.34, if memory serves. For frame of reference, the best 100 meter sprinters on the planet, who train specifically to run as fast as they can over short distances, cover their first 40 yards in about 4.2-4.3seconds. Usain Bolt covered his first 40 yards in 4.19 seconds when he clocked his world record time.

@theemaygoogleme151 Год назад

He is a halfback. He and Jim Brown are the two great running backs that retired early with no major injuries. Both left us asking "what if?".

@DutzyMate Год назад

damn man, i saw ppl say that his position can pick up a lot of injuries

@MichaelPK03 Год назад

Check Randy Moss 40+ yard TD from NFL. Unreal

@colinrichardson5577 Год назад

He may look big but hes actualy only 5 foot 8

@DutzyMate Год назад

REALLYY? Still big In terms of being broad and build

@colinrichardson5577 Год назад

@@DutzyMateyeah true

@gregcable3250 Год назад

They don't have padding on their butts. They are beasts--fast, quick, strong, elusive, and tough, very tough. And as you go along you will see they have incredible hand-eye coordination and the Quarterbacks have incredibly strong and accurate throwing arms. Best athletes in the world.