IRISH MAN REACTION TO HERE COMES THE BOOM BIGGEST FOOTBALL HITS! | 55 MILLION VIEWS!!! 

Thats awesome i didnt know that thank you!!

ahhaha yeah fair enough i dont blame him

hahahaha yea

Imagine taking those hits getting up and playing the next play

​@@riggingpots3453 (Arm broken in 3 places, severe concussion, stretched hamstring) "I'm good!!! Put me back in coach!!!!"

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hell yesss i always thought that!!

Rugby players by average are very slightly larger than Football players, but the power and speed is heavily on Football players side. About 1/4 inch difference and 2 pounds difference.

Most of these guys are 6'2 250 to 325 of straight muscle.

@@dalehammers4425 do rugby players have the same crazy level of low percentage fat that NFL players have? Guys like DK Metcalf are pure muscle. No fat on him. Something like 2-3% body fat.

@@alexanderrose1071 not even close

​@@alexanderrose1071 He claimed 3% in that pre-draft photo, he was more like 9-10%. Even IFBB pros only get down to 4-5% and at that bodyfat percentage you can see granularity in the muscles. DK wasn't even showing shoulder or chest striations in that photo which usually start showing up around 6-8%.

Awesome!! Thank you for the comment!! Yeah its insane sport!

Hahaha that too funny!! Yeah our soccar players are paid alot to!!

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@@COUNTYGAINS thank you so much! I’m definitely better off than 5 months ago lol. Grateful to be here! 😊😊

@@hannah3250 GRESTFUL FOR YOU TO BE HERE!! COMMENT WHENEVER YOU WANNA SEE ME REACT TO MORE AMERICAN FOOTBALL STUFF!!

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THANKS FOR THE COMMENT THAT SOUNDS NUTS!!!

Not gonna lie, when I played in HSi played with bad intentions. Which made me good on defense. Every shot landed with the intention of doing harm. Most satisfying thing in the world is hearing the crack of pads then standing over another human you just flattened

​@@thathighguy6980 And why not? I wouldn't want to injure anyone, but the fans always erupted big time for a hard hit and in high school everybody would be talking about it all week. If you got hit big time not as much fun.

I remember watching games on TV back then and hearing bones crunch and wind getting knocked out of the players with no helmet microphones.I call those the north dallas forty days.❤

@@joycebowen8958 oh yes

Not late at all thank you for the info!!

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damn dude thats insane!!

I love nfl football!! Love from Ireland 🇮🇪!!

Yah i get you!! Still speed is deadly

Lololololo bro best comment ever!! So true!! Paying for fines till your broke!!

Glad you liked it!!

hhahha nah i just ment the corner backs not the linemen and linebackers are obvs huge1!

That's awesome!! Thanks for telling me!!

Much love thank you!!

AWESOME THANK YOU

200lbs isnt that big relative to NFL players.. They are beyond jacked like

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yeah i get you i think my info might be a bit outdated

​@@COUNTYGAINS There have been kids in pee wee, high school, and college that have died on the field but it's usually from a combination of the physical exertion the sport takes and a pre-existing condition.

I meant some of the 90kg players

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You are wrong about basketball. It was invented by Dr. James Naismith in 1898 in Springfield Massachusetts. NOT by a Canadian. Look it up

@@garyhubman5452 James Naismith is a Canadian Professor who taught at Harvard! Look it up! We also invented the modern games of football and baseball - both of which were played in Canada years before they were played in the US and only played in the US, after Canada showcased the sport in the US. Look it up!

Hahah nah AF is hardcore

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@@COUNTYGAINS They've got a lot of mic'd up footage in it.

Damn! Im 62 245 i wonder would i be small hahaha

@@COUNTYGAINS haha no you would be similar size to everyone other than lineman who are monsters

DAMN THATS CRAZY!!

HELL YESSS THANK YOU FOR THE EXPLANATION I APPERICATE THE DETAILED MESSAGE!!

I can tell by this response you never played Football. I was an OLT and the comment about the roles everyone plays in rugby tells me you never play. I had a critical role. First as I come to the line I am calling the blocking scheme based on what I know of my opponent and how they are set up. My job is to make sure the defense doesn't touch my QB or RB. The reason for the pad is because I defy anyone to show me a ruby, soccer or any other game where as the play going on, that someone away from the play, isn't jogging or going half speed. In Football you get 25 seconds to catch your breath and got full tilt every play

@@vincentcilano9461 I assure you I played and Coached a great deal of football. I can only say that what I wrote was apparently misapprehended by you or to put it more accurately, flew right over your head. Nothing you wrote was necessarily incorrect, beyond failing to acknowledge the real world use of pads and in particular the helmet . However, it had virtually no relevance to anything I wrote.

@@thatmanstumototours2270 I am sorry you couldn't connect the dots. I did have a leap in my logic. Your statement:" also the pads and helmets are primarily used as a weapon" would imply it's main use is to hurt. That is a false statement. Here is why. 1 rules and regulations prohibit it. In fact in many of these clips you see the flag. 2. This types of infractions do not occur at a high level of frequency. Yes 1 or 2 a game. Therefore it is no primarily used as a weapon. It's primarily used for protection. Why do I say that? I see you don't deny that players in other contact sports go half speed when the play is not around them. Why because substitution is limited and there is no consistent stoppage in play. Thusly going full tilt the entire game is nearly impossible. In football that isn't the case. Player go full speed all the time. You also stated that the offense can block making targets of defenseman. yes you are right blocking is part of the game. As you stated you are the coach then you know you are limited in how you can block. No backwards block. No Chop blocks, no clipping. So you have to be in front of him with your side or back towards your goal. These do NOT apply to defensive players. The defenseman can use thier hands more as well. Finally you didnt state that that the offense is not allowed to even move for at least 1 second before the play starts. Which actually gives an advantage to the defensive player. However I am digressing from my point Because it is straight up face to face at full tilt the risk of injuries are high. That is why the pads exist. Every piece of equipment was developed over the history of the game to protect from injuries. Not to use as a weapon. The penalty seen throughout the game is proof that it is not PRIMARILY used as a weapon. Just to illustrate this, as an OLT I often have to pull. When I hit the pads are designed to absorb some of that reducing the force I hit him with. Now you may say that is why it is tougher to play without pads. See my earlier point about the breaks. EVERY PLAY is full force. Force equals Mass times Acceleration. When I pull I am not jogging into that person. I am running into that person. I have to because the play needs me to move that person out if the way before the runner hits the hole. But you know that as a coach. So the pads are not weapons but are for protection. My protection and my opponents. Because the laws of physic F=MA still hold true and when the A is higher (running not jobbing) the force will be higher. Again because of the breaks in the game, my ability to go full speed all the time is there. You remove the pads and people will get hurt. Unless they slow down. Then well pulling won't be effective. Neither will cross blocking. Stunting on the defense won't happen as often so the game moves more horizontal and not vertical. Now what does that sound like or yeah Rugby. Which yes I have also played. Both are fun sports to play but I really do wonder about someone who sees the pads and thinks ah primary weapons.

@@vincentcilano9461 Again,irrelevant to my point or the video. The video is big hits and the question was why don't you see them in Rugby. Answer simply put is Rugby is a horizontal game where Offensive and Defensive players are rarely more than a few feet apart at anytime,anywhere on the field. Football is a vertical game with a forward pass and groups of Defenders playing well off the line. This makes runners/receivers easy prey for Defenders taking a running start to produce these hits .Add in the highly weaponized helmet and pads and you get these huge impacts. Rugby features none of that. Question answered.

Straight madness!!

THAT WOULD BE BRUTAL

@@COUNTYGAINS Brutal is, as brutal does!

Shoulder to the head is perfectly legal. The "crown" of the defenders head to the ball carriers head is not legal. Any part of the head from the shoulders down is lagal.

I belive you!! Both are brutal!

Thats insane!! Thank you for explaining that to me!!

@@COUNTYGAINS no problem. There is a RU-vid video I can link you to react to sometime. It basically explains the main rules and regulations of the NFL.

I'll check it oit

my info might be a bit outdated

I never said nfl players average size is small they all animals!!

@@COUNTYGAINS Yeah, you did. 1:56. “I can tell this is gonna be average size guys but they’re running so fast.” I scrolled through the comments after posting this. That’s why Dan (which you hearted) replied with their size too. lol. I’m not upset about it. I just thought it was a funny comment because I’ve worked around NFL players and they are freaking huge. I’m 6’ at about 200lbs [90kg], and just like being around NBA players, these NFL guys make you feel tiny.

@@frankiek2269 hahaha my bad i just ment to clarify i ment i listened to heath evans and he said its worst to get hit by a rocket DB weighting 200lbs at full speed

@@frankiek2269 and yeah i can imagine some of them 300 lbs at like 66 haha its crazy!!

brah like antonio brown is tiny and there are loads of 90 kg or 200 lbs players thats small for the nfl relativley!!

Since 1990 i PERSONALLY HAVE LIVED TRAINED with 15 of the greatest NFL PLAYERS NJ produced in the 90s The average size of an NFL PLAYER IS 6 Foot 2 237 LBS

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Cool the bears were the most dominant defense in NFL history

@@mikeciboroski3849 Monsters of the Midway baby!! That's the first season I can actively remember watching (I'm 40)

Hope u enjoy

@@thathighguy6980 I'm gonna be 50 in a few days and I remember the hit Wilbur Marshall put on Detroits Joe furgison that damn near killed him

AWESOME!!!

I'll check it out!!!

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@@COUNTYGAINS you're very welcome and thank you for making videos that are interesting to watch.

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The average size of an NFL player is 111 kilos and 112 for Rugby... So its not like Rugby players are bigger than NFL players. Also average Rugby player is 1.9 meters vs 1.88 for NFL.

Unless they're a CB.

Damn thats crazy!!

@@COUNTYGAINSAnd a lot of people outside the US (especially rugby players) rag on American Football because they play with pads. Pads hurt much more because they take the weight of the spot that was hit and disperse it through the pad to weaken the blow instead of taking the brunt of the hit in one singular area. It's much more violent than people give it credit for, but damn if it isn't entertaining lol 🦅

@@fifis677 dude that’s good point the pads do nothing really!! Hell yeah best sport ever!!!

@@COUNTYGAINS The pads do a lot. Imagine getting shot. All of that pain is getting transferred to that one area of your body. With the body armor on, it still hurts that part of your body, but it spreads out the pain to lessen the damage and lessen risk of severe injury. It's the same thing the pads do. If we played football without pads, it's likely that everybody who plays would've have already died in college.

@@fifis677 yeah thats crazy people littlery die in football

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You use to be able to face mask. That player made the facemask illegal. It might have been unnecessary roughness at the time at the most. Even that was rarely called.

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