INSANE SPEED!! NFL Fan Reacts to CHESLIN KOLBE - The Best Rugby Player In The World?

Подписаться 46 тыс.

Просмотров 47 тыс.

50% 1

A GREAT COMBINATION OF SPEED, CUTTING & RUGBY IQ MAKES CHESLIN KOLBE NOT ONE OF THE BEST RUGBY PLAYERS CURRENTLY...BUT MAYBE THE BEST ATHLETE IN THE SPORT!!
Original Video: • The Ultimate Athlete |...
Sub to the Channel: www.youtube.co....
Follow me on Social Media for more terrible opinions and that:
Twitter - @JonesJeremiah54
Instagram - @Jeremiah_Jones34
Please feel free to contact me with any issues regarding fair use or copyright through my email @ apfjj34@gmail.com. Serious inquiries only!
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
The Copyright Laws of the United States recognizes a “fair use” of copyrighted content. Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act states:
“Notwithstanding the provisions of sections 106 and 106A, the fair use of a copyrighted work, including such use by reproduction in copies or phonorecords or by any other means specified by that section, for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching (including multiple copies for classroom use), scholarship, or research, is not an infringement of copyright.”
This video and our youtube channel in general may contain certain copyrighted works that were not specifically authorized to be used by the copyright holder(s), but which we believe in good faith are protected by federal law and the fair use doctrine for one or more of the reasons noted above

Опубликовано:

4 окт 2024

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист

Посмотреть позже

Комментарии : 143

@pashkarmoodliar5877 3 года назад

Yep speed is in his blood, Wayde Van Niekerk (fastest man on the planet over 400 metre) is his cousin.

@joshuascott8617 3 года назад

Plus the only person to do sub 10 100m, sub 20 200m, sub 33 300m and sub 44 400m. Best all round sprinter ever only rivalled by Michael Johnson

@edwardhughes5018 Год назад

Wow I never knew that!!!

@brandewijnvancoke9267 3 года назад

Each try gets converted for extra points. He runs closer to the posts to make the conversion easier as the kick.is taken in line to where the ball was dotted down.

@ezrolly898 3 года назад

The "helmet" is protection for the ears not the head. Some players wives and girlfriends force them into using it because they dont like the look of puffy ears which is quite common inn rugby

@MetYsJa 3 года назад

If youre a forward yes, ears rub in the scrums. Backline no, thats for head protection

@luanbezuidenhout1274 3 года назад

Its to prevent seizures.. or any kind of damage to the head.. like a knee to the head would be hurtfull . But the scrumcap(headpads) Would make it painless or less sore💁🏻‍♂️

@michaelkeegan9260 3 года назад

Scrum caps don't prevent concussion. But they do prevent cuts particularly to the ears

@ezrolly898 3 года назад

@@MetYsJa er no! Its is purely for ear protection and nothing else. Protectd ears during scrums, rucks, mauls and tackles. It does not protect agaisnts knocks on the head at all.

@ajamerica7566 3 года назад

@@luanbezuidenhout1274 mostly it's the mouth guard that protects you from concussions,

@WanderingWeirdly 3 года назад

2:11 It's to make the kick easier. (since your conversion kick position is determined by where you score the try)

@divanvv156 3 года назад

It’s not a “helmet” it’s called a scrum cap and it is made for the main players in a scrum to protect their ears

@zookuki 3 года назад

Nah man, don't make Cheslin an NFL player. 😂 We play rugby bruh.

@tabb5818 3 года назад

American sports are weird. All stop start and no competition with the outside world. Imagine only watching your country at the Olympics...

@sevekoert3724 3 года назад

Reason they move closer to the middle it makes it easier for the 'flyhalf' to score a extra 2 points kicking at goal.

@mikesmith-rp1mb 3 года назад

Check out Antoine Dupont. Kolbe and Dupont play for the same club side Toulouse. The 2 best players in the world at the moment. No fair on the opposition. ☘💚☘

@IsanG08 3 года назад

Cheslin kolbe is my favorite player he made rugby exciting to watch again, well for me at least, great reaction bro

@mr.meeseeks3074 3 года назад

Toulouse is actually becoming the dream team of exciting rugby. With Dupont, Ntamack, Kolbe and many others (Huget, Peta Aqui, ...)

@cw5733 3 года назад

Amazing. He is the sidestep King. Changing direction so quickly confuses the opponent.

@gregorarlington3956 3 года назад

They run between the posts to make it easier for the kicker to get the conversion( the two points)

@ACRC1977 3 года назад

Kick is taken on the same line the try was scored. Thus if you score the try under the goalposts, the try can be converted after with an easy kick in front of posts on same line try was scored. I hope that makes sense. Also, in NFL you guys call it 'cutting'. In rugby we call it a side-step.

@calumcaldwell1884 3 года назад

Yeah. Powerful wingers and centres in rugby would probably make great running backs. Josua Tuisova would be crazy at running back. He is crazily powerful.

@higuk999 3 года назад

Caleb clarke would be sick

@docgonzales 3 года назад

There was one guy Rupeni Caucau from Fiji, exact same stats as bo jackson 230 pounder running 10:38 . He hit the headlines in 2001-2002 , absolute beast , but he was a Fiji boy at heart and not a professional athlete, and quickly tired of the training needed to stay on top. He is known as the biggest 'what if ' in rugby history, but hey, some guys just wanna chill thru life and he was one of them.

@jb-po5ng 3 года назад

just exceptional how he trow a punch in the face of Olivier Magne, in the world cup...red card lol But i agree with you, he was a phenomenal beast as i never see one. Heavy but in the same time he was able to some dragsters accelerations that no one on his weight can do

@ajfr1n9e51 3 года назад

In principle nfl running backs would make good wingers or full backs but they'd lack the stamina, nfl is such a stop start game with breaks between each play whereas rugby is more a full on 80 minute marathon with relatively few breaks. The greats like Payton, Brown, Tomlinson etc. would be awesome in any sport tbf tho. In the same way Lomu, Kolbe or Robinson would make the transition relatively easily too. Good reaction tho from a brit who likes both

@michaelkeegan9260 3 года назад

Kolbes brilliance also comes in with his defensive play. He positions well, knows when to tackle and who. He when he intercepts it's often because he is caught in a two on one not just because he sees a scoring opportunity

@sylviagreybe672 3 года назад

Cheslin Kolbe (pronounced Kol-bee) is the greatest stepper in world rugby. He is phenomenal and to think he was told he was too small to play rugby growing up.

@morrisralifo5704 3 года назад

the closer the ball is grounded to the post the easier it is for the kicker to add extra two points off the field goal reason being the kick is taken from where the ball is scored so if its scored of the side that's an even more difficult kick

@vinnyvdm5487 3 года назад

Dig the vids man. Reason for scoring under the posts are to make the conversation kick easier. If you score under the post, you can stand in front of it and kick. The further away you score a try from the posts the harder the kick is going to be.

@therugbyfanatic3379 3 года назад

The thing is rugby players aren’t just athletes. The amount of skills (passing, offloading) and tackling techniques needs to be perfect. Ur reaction and decision making time has to be top notch. There was a study saying rugby 7s players are the best sport athletes in the world not only because they’re athletes. But their rugby/sport IQ is massive.

@anthonymoore1705 3 года назад

christian wade has switched from rugby to nfl, he scored in his first ever game he played in.

@simplesaffa6180 3 года назад

You can get up if no one is holding you and you still have forward momentum, if you lose you momentum, you can leave the ball on the floor (not drop it from your hands, but put it down) and quickly pick it up and go again.

@batchad23 3 года назад

5 points running over line for try(goal), 2 points to convert/kick that scored try. 3 points for penalty kicks and drop goals. Player has to be held in the tackle or else they can jump back up to their feet : D Nice vid tho! Love the reactions

@GGAPDIY Год назад

He is fearless! When you've had too many concussions the "scrum pet" becomes mandatory. Thats why hes wering it.

@liveformusic10x 2 года назад

The "helmet" is a scrum cap, and it protects against the cauliflower ear that some players get when they are tackled

@anthonymoore1705 3 года назад

other players like cheslin, are jason robinson, shane williams. bryan habana, shaun johnson.

@owenoreilly122 3 года назад

The closer you can place the ball to the post means simpler kick to convert. The kick is taken in line with where the ball was placed down

@rsacitizen6151 3 года назад

Speed is what runs In Cheslin Kolbes family his Cousin Wayde Van Niekerk broke Carl Lewis 400m Olympic record...

@mervynadams2041 3 года назад

Broke Michael Johnson's record

@rsacitizen6151 3 года назад

@@mervynadams2041 thanks for correction mate my mistake👍

@pulse101111 3 года назад

It's not more points to run closer to the goal posts, it just makes the kick closer to the post after the try has been scored. There is an invisible "V" like line behind and in front of the try line. So the closer the ball has been put down to the post the easier the kick for the extra 2 points. Try = 5 points, then a kick is given or a conversion for extra 2. a Penalty kick is 3 points.

@charliesadv8493 3 года назад

The cap he wears is called a scrumcap, prevents injuries to the ear (cauliflower ears), and regarding the try closer to the posts, makes the conversion kick easier for the additional 2 points after the try. South Africa had another player named Bryan Habana, who, if he gets an open field, he wheels down the pitch

@dblv100 3 года назад

Also called a headgear

@samuelwells4018 3 года назад

2:12 After a try the kicker gets to kick for an extra two points if they kick it between the posts, and the kick will be in the line that the try was scored. Kicking between the posts is easier, therefor scoring the try between the posts almost garentees an extra two points.

@jamesnicoll4356 3 года назад

To answer your question, you can get knocked over and get back up but if the tackler wraps his arms around you that’s a tackle and you have to stay down.

@Stewart682 3 года назад

A try is not counted until the ball is touched down by the player while under his control. The conversion kick is taken from a point in line from where the ball is touched down. That's why they try to get it as close to the posts as possible before they touch it down.

@cgfnortje 2 года назад

When you get tackled, you have to leave the ball, get back up and pick up the ball again. So you basically have to show space between your hands and the ball, and then you can put them back on the ball again and continue. There is another video somewhere on RU-vid that shows how quickly Kolbe does it. He knows the game really well.

@oph333 2 года назад

Yep very very good. One of the best ever. To think he only made the 2019 SA RWC squad due to injury to the other guy, coach Rassie and others saying he is too small and boy did he show them a thing or two!

@sebastianball4366 3 года назад

If a player is tackled they need to be held on the floor for it to count, if they aren't held they can get up and run again. When on the ground the player can make a second movement to place the ball so you will see players tackled then on the ground either turn their body to place the ball behind them or they will try move closer to the try and score.

@velmaprince5050 2 года назад

You need to watch Gio Aplon who was Cheslins teammate at Western Province South Africa youll be amazed.

@ibmacman1 Месяц назад

the closer the ball is placed to the goal posts the better the angle for the field kick

@nasandave 3 года назад

Closer to the posts means an easier conversion kick.

@andreroux850 Год назад

A try is always followed by a kick to the poles. So the closer to the poles he touches down, the easier the kick.

@DuchalvanWyngaard 3 года назад

Yes the ball carrier can immediately get up with the ball, but when he is on the ground he has to release the ball immediately. Previous comment explained why a player dots down the ball under the post, it makes an easier kick for the player that needs to convert the try. Try = 5 points and every try is followed up with a kick at post (goal) which counts 2 points.

@jash1281 3 года назад

Releasing the ball when on the ground is only mandatory if you're held. If not you can stand up and go on 😊

@ilikimitorosi7360 3 года назад

The reason why they run the ball to the centre and touchdown, it is just to make it easier for the kicker to convert the try to the goal. If he touchdown on side, the kicker will kick the convertion from the side and it will be really hard to the goal from the side.

@donepearce 3 года назад

Taking the ball into the centre for a touchdown. When the try is scored, the scoring team is awarded a "conversion". The ball is kicked from the field over the crossbar for extra points. The ball has to be placed for the kick in line with the point where it was touched down. So the closer to the centre the touchdown happens, the easier the conversion kick.

@fluufmeister5771 3 года назад

Cheslin Kolbe is brilliant, another great player to have a look at is the Giant Slayer himself, Faf De Klerk also from South Africa

@vadimpiel9650 3 года назад

Try lining at teddy Thomas and Antoine dupont

@normanmcdermid1951 2 года назад

If you place the ball between the posts, it makes it easier for the kickier to convert

@daddiox1650 7 месяцев назад

He puts it in the closer to the posts for an easier kick. If u put it in the corner, the kick will be from the side out line with obviously a sharp angle. Of u put it under the posts, the kick is easy from the center, straight infront of goal. So that's why he had a chance, so run closer to the center...

@gigsdoesfitnessenjoy2713 3 года назад

The tackler must hold you or form a ruck. But if not the rule is actually to leave the ball and then pick it up then you can run again

@jamesnicoll4356 3 года назад

He puts it between the posts because that’s where you take the conversation kick from(parrallel to where you scored) so the centre is the easiest.

@vinnyvdm5487 3 года назад

Also, same as top tier NFL players, the pro rugby players have literally been playing their whole life. From a young age, like 5-6 years, until retirement. So they are truly born and bred into the players we see today. Especially in certain school here is South Africa. They are know to bred elite level players.

@gooffey81 3 года назад

No NFL athlete could play rugby unless they previously played as they don't know how to tackle. Most wouldn't have the stamina either

@samuelpinder1215 3 года назад

cough Carlin Isles cough

@andrewcrawford7381 3 года назад

where they put the ball down dictates where they can kick the ball from to get the extra 2 points so it's an easier for kicker the closer to the posts the try is scored

@robbynweimann5709 10 месяцев назад

The helmet is a scull cap. People have to wear it if the have has a concussion. It can also be a personal choice.

@truthalwayswins3078 3 года назад

Running to the post and dotting it down, makes the kicking (conversion) easier.

@markbarry5925 3 года назад

Actually that is a scrum cap to protect your ears.

@xabisonkwateni8248 3 года назад

and concussions

@micko11154 3 года назад

The headwear is a 'Scrumcap'! Cheers!

@andriekos80 2 года назад

Kolby wears headgear because his sidesteps is so fast that the g force will rip his hair out 😂😂😂😂

@kfmscience 3 года назад

wherever the score the try behind the goals is in line with where the kicker will take the kick. So getting it nearer the centre man the kicker will kick more in line with the goal posts. If the try is made at the edge the the kick will take place from the edge of the field. You'll notice this in games when you see the try then the resulting kick straight afterwards. NFL the kick is always from straight in front of the goal no matter where the touchdown is scored in the end zone. duh...I see others have answered this already ...lol

@sevekoert3724 3 года назад

You should check out Faf du Plessis... Dude is rock hard...

@jacqueslategan9389 Год назад

You should check out some South African 7s rugby 🔥🇿🇦

@tylerdurden3722 2 года назад

NFL running backs would struggle with the defensive kicking, defense, very high IQ to be creative and technical with the rules, versatile to momentarily fill other positions and lots of stamina is needed.

@charlconradie7245 3 года назад

At 3:42 where he made Owen Farrell eat grass was in the world cup final in 2019 and when that happened while all of South Africa was watching, our country was united. (But EFF happened and this is where we are now. Back to square one.)

@campanalsbaptiste1360 3 года назад

Look at dan carter, if you can, I'm french, and is the guy who did everything, he can did everything he want, could I'm not sure :)

@stuartstone6359 3 года назад

The skill set syits both running backs, corners and saftey. But the best position for a lot of rugby "backs" is special teams returner

@ruandurand3971 3 года назад

React to Faf de Klerk "Giant Slayer"

@2784827963 3 года назад

You don't get more points if you put the ball down under the poles it stays at 5 points it only makes it easy for the kicking guy to add a extra 2 points. If your not held in the tackle you can pop right back up but if your held you must release the ball and pick it back up to run again. If you get a penalty you get 3 points if you kick it over. If you score a try its 5 points. If you convert the try 2 points added that will give you 7 points...

@jpschwan2814 3 года назад

Scoring underneath the post makes it easier for the kicker

@willieB22 3 года назад

I agree. Cheslin Kolbe would be a great NFL running back. Remember in rugby blocking is not allowed so guys like him need to create their own channels to run through by their sharp footwork. He could be even better with blockers, just saying.

@susantsang7862 3 года назад

The cap protects their ears

@OllieScambaiter 3 года назад

NFL players, even elite players would have some trouble adjusting to rugby. Not with explosiveness, speed and power, but -- at the very least -- with the endurance needed. In order to create the endurance required, these elite athletes would need to cut down on mass/power. Something physical has to give, to allow them to remain on the field between 60 - 80 minutes.

@mrm1884 2 года назад

You should check out Brian Havana from SA

@KitaarKlas 3 года назад

if you are not held in the tackle you can get up and go

@daniellangham5123 3 года назад

To run under the goal posts you get a better position for a conversion

@chriswganser 3 года назад

nice channel!

@willem8b873 3 года назад

Rugby is also 80min of play. 2 Halves of 40min each. No breaks.

@Wshilighlights 3 года назад

This is an old video but just in case you see it, he is not wearing a helmet.

@envixiti9083 Год назад

It's not a helmet. It's just some memory foam that halp prevent sore heads

@ruanniemann2604 3 года назад

Strangely the headgear he wears is to protect his ears :))

@biztitok6067 3 года назад

Dud react to Sonny bill Williams big hits

@tshiya.mosikili2324 3 года назад

if hthe tackler lets go of the player who has been tackled then then the player can get up amd run but he has to let go of the ball before picking it up again

@adamraz6377 3 года назад

kolbe is actually a cousin of a 400m wr holder if i remember correctly, so it runs in his blood also, react to "When Rugby Players Lose Control | Punches and Head Losses in Rugby ". that vid shows toughness, which in my opinion is the biggest difference between rugby and any other major team sport

@IsanG08 3 года назад

Yea when making a tackle you bring the guy to the ground and then you or your teamates can contests for the ball of the ground (this is called a ruck)

@joshlinkoegoe8926 3 года назад

You may also continue playing if not held during the tackle and if held you need to place the ball and pick it up again if u want to continue running...

@gamingwithmj5948 3 года назад

I am 10 and i play rugby like a beast

@dreamdeeplyrelaxingexpansi9103 Год назад

Check out Eben Etzabeth for raw controlled aggression

@ttv-vissiebrawlstars7389 3 года назад

So basically if you score under the polls the kicker kan kick easyer

@JahnBeukesMusic 3 года назад

Chessie would be useful as either a RB or WR in football, but he's only 5'7" tall, so RB would be way better. Bo Jackson, on the other hand, wouldn't survive ten minutes in a full blown Rugby Test match. He was amazing, I'll give you that, I saw him play both sports when I was studying in the States. But there are no commercial breaks in Rugby, no pads, no helmets (they're not needed because we know how to tackle,) he'd have to run and also tackle for two halves, almost non-stop for 40 minutes each half. As great as Jackson was, he'd not last ten minutes. No NFL player would make it. The fitness requirements are vastly different. NFL is about burst fitness, four downs, maybe 11 if you're lucky, then a commercial break. Then a whole other team goes on and plays defence while you drink Gatorade. Rugby players need a different fitness, must know how to tackle properly (see what the Seahawks pulled off with Rugby tackling) and also how to "lateral" at blinding speeds with a game plan in mind, the lateral being the great thing that NFL is still missing. Size and athletic ability aside, which are the same, they are not remotely the same kind of game. Never mind the abhorration of the forward pass in NFL! Haha! Still. cool vid, bud!

@2784827963 3 года назад

That's not like a helmet it's only a scrumpad that prevent less impact to the head and lower the chances for a concussion