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I like that!

That's an astute way of putting it. 😄

I really like that and agree

Well I mean if you think about it the football pads reminds me of Roman armor

but Rugby is really the the tougher of the 2...

American football turns our youth into men. Toughness is part of being an American.

Certainly a collision sport. Two car crashing on a play by play basis.

To bad its leads to so much brain damange.

@@bobbah676 agreed they put their bodies on the line for our entertainment and the psychological damage it does even after they retire is unfortunate.

@@Yawnzee_ yea it’s really sad seeing players with permanent injuries I still can’t get over shazier 😢

These two MUST visit a typical American sports bar on football Saturday or Sunday.

​@@alonenjersey It's an AMAZING experience!

@@dmacbass Really. I'd love to see these two surrounded by fans at an American sports bar.

well said, dangerous, but those who've played it, love it. balls, brass, and pure athleticism

Chess on the big green board I've heard it put.

That is very true. The fight or flight feeling in football is as close as you can come to real combat.

And sadly, they can sometimes come out on the other end as destroyed as some soldiers.

And with that said, the loudest stadium in the entire world is our Arrowhead here in KC, roughly 77,000 fans and still loudest stadium in the world regardless of sport. You often leave a game having actual hearing damage.

University of Michigan has the largest stadium for college football 🏈. They, of course are my favorite team being from Detroit Michigan, which is about 1/2 hour away from Ann Arbor.

Sounds so much fun!

jeez, do Americans really look out of their country and see other stadiums...they don't have the largest stadiums in the world, far from it...

@@glastonbury4304 we may not have the largest, but our arrowhead is still the loudest in the world. Literally in Guinness records. 142+ decibels.

Took them a while to implement that though.

I had a coach that would tell the defense the play and dare us to stop it

@@brianharley1283 Our D- coach would tell us that if you hit the other guy harder than he hits you the less likely you would be the one to get hurt.

I can’t remember which player it was, but there was an NFL player in an interview who was told he gets paid a lot to play a game. He said he plays for free, he gets paid to practice, his point was they all love the game, it’s the practice and conditioning that is the hard part

Also some cfl

Funny that you mention that. When I was in school we had a running back that was decent (great for 1A in Texas), he went to a community college on a football scholarship. He was used to out running everyone in high school. He was telling us first practice he was all, "I'm gonna show these boys how it's done." Breaks through the line, open field in front of him, he gets tackled from behind. Gets up, it's a defensive lineman that chased him down from straight behind, no angle. He said he realized it was a completely different game at that point. Also played with a guy that went on to be on the offensive line of the Cowboys. That dude was huge. I remember when he started in kindergarten (I was in 1st grade). I still remember everyone going, "What did that 3rd grader do to get sent back to kindergarten?" He was 6'6" and 240 lbs in 7th grade. Took two people to tackle him, he'd literally swat the first guy out of the way with a forearm. Our coach had to call colleges to find gear big enough for him, and he had to play his first year in his normal shoes.

Thank you so much!!

A lot of these hits were even illegal by the old standards. Today I would say nearly all are illegal now.

Old Teddy Roosevelt once threatened to ban the game unless they "cleaned it up". One can only imagine.

@@boblozaintherealworld3577 if TEDDY said clean it up shooting someone must've been acceptable form of tackling at the time 🤣🤣 dude was a man's mans

@@willllawhun9455 Almost 20 people a year would die from playing, and his son almost died if I'm not mistaken, then they started using more gear.

Yet the NFL now is just a bunch of over payed crybabies

I'm going to put that in the category of "probably didn't happen", because taunting rules are pretty seriously enforced in high school and college. We were not allowed to celebrate while facing our opponents. No taunting them, no saying anything to them, and definitely no setting shoes on their chest. Also, nobody loses their shoes from hard hits, you know... because they're tied. People lose their shoes when their feet get stepped on. None of this sounds real.

Also many of those hits were illegal even when they were made. I saw many players leading with the helmet and not the shoulderpad. That hasn't been allowed for quite a long time.

Yeah I saw a couple of facemask grabs there…

Good God almighty he's been broken in half!

I can tell military service was not your way of life with the ridiculous "bring the war" garbage.

I'm from New England, but I went to the University of Hawaii at Monoa. I made some great Samoan friends as a resident advisor in a dorm with a ton of athletes. One day my car got "booted" by university police (even though it was legally parked). Before I ever knew it had been booted, my Samoan bros went out and yanked that locked boot off my car and threw it over the cliff behind the dorm! They meant well, but of course I then had to answer of the ticket AND the boot! I never told them that part though because they did it to show that they cared for me. I just couldn't imagine the strength involved. A couple of them went on the NFL

Bahice...facts 👍🍻

It's also called soccer in Australia, Ireland, South Africa, Canada & New Zealand. Japan calls it "Sakka". I think it's called kick or kickball in a few area's of Asia. Italians nickname it Calcio.

People overlook that every year in every state there is at least one student football player that dies either in practice or a game. They don’t have the ambulance setting outside the end zone at games cuz it looks pretty. I have had four kids in marching band and three of them have a messed up knee from stepping wrong while marching.

Yes! Thank you!

You have the same injuries of a lion who has been hunting tough ass animals for a little while.

The Sounders will compete in the club World Cup. Not exactly the same.

So they won the tournament against the countries in this hemisphere that are NOT that good at soccer, is what you're saying?

Great suggestion

I would put Lawrence Taylor and Barry Sanders at the top of the list.

They used to get significant brain damage because when the defensive and offensive linemen would line up, they would ram the top of their helmet into the other players' helmets before the first snap, kind of like how boxers hit each other's gloves.

@@kurtkatzemcqueennovaaetate6873 President Theodore Roosevelt nearly banned college football because of a couple of deaths on the field . This lead to the use of helmets , pads , and the forward pass .

@@victorwaddell6530 Right, which led to another problem... brain damage. Thanks for the fun fact and the connecting of your thought with my thought.

Pro wrestling also has similar issues to this day.

I am a CFB die hard, but it is disingenuous to say that CFB is more popular the the NFL. Its just not true.

@@jeffburdick869 I can understand how the argument can be made, but they're two different animals.

Thank you so much!!

Thank you too!

haha sure!

Glad you enjoyed

Here is a size comparison for you to understand how big NFL players are in comparison to Rugby. And this is just players on the offense mostly, Defensive players can be bigger at times. NFL Meters Kgs Rugby Meters kgs Bigger? Quarterback 1.92 102.04 Flyhalf 1.83 89.33 Football Running Back 1.80 97.29 Center 1.85 97.42 Rugby Wide Receiver 1.84 90.86 Winger 1.84 92.50 Equal Linebacker 1.88 110.97 Flanker 1.91 107.17 Football Offensive Line 1.95 142.50 Lock 1.99 116.40 Football

Wow, thank you!