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Reading back the comments on the previous video, most of you told me that college football was better and even more popular than the NFL which is a surprise.
Having 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?
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@HeavenhoundGiuseppe Год назад

The NFL has 32 teams, divided into 2 conferences (AFC and NFC) that are more or less remnants of when the leagues (AFL and NFL) merged in 1970. Each conference is then divided into 4 divisions (East, North, South, and West). You play each other team in your division twice a year (6 out of the 17 games) so the rivalries within are old, mean, and nasty. For 4 of the other games, your division is matched up against one other from your conference, and you'll play the whole division. For another 4 you'll do the same with a division in the other conference. These matchups rotate each season, so you'll play everyone in the league at least once every 4 years. The last 3 games are based on results from the previous season. Each divisional winner makes the playoffs, plus the next 3 best teams in each conference, and the number 1 team in each conference gets a free pass to the second round of the playoffs. Playoffs go as they do in any league, and culminate in the Super Bowl between the champions of each conference. Hope that helped!

@DutzyMate Год назад

defo helped a lot! Thanks, I mean America is massive so i cant imagine the hours spent traveling on away days if it wasn't separated into north, east, south and west

@shuddle32 Год назад

@@DutzyMatethe logistics of the nfl is insane even tho they try to match teams close you will still find some teams get stuck traveling back and forth across the country then a game in London mixed in

@baraxor Год назад

@@DutzyMate There are videos on the logistics of moving NFL teams around the country (or even out of it, to London, etc.). It really is like a military operation each time a team leaves its home city.

@isaach1317 Год назад

In American football the amount of formations and plays is endless really. The defense has no limitations on how to line up. American football is a really complicated and intricate game. People call it a chess match with humans. It’s really complicated first getting into it.

@DutzyMate Год назад

Yeah I can see it, all seems like a training ground routine to someone who dosent know anything about it like me

@elijahfoster2 Год назад

@@DutzyMate The main thing to know is that one team is on offense until they fail to get the 10 yards in 4 tries. Then the other team is on offense until they don't make the 10 yards in 4 downs. Usually, if a team is down to its 4th attempt, it has 2 options: try to get the 1st down, or "punt" (kick) the ball to the other team. Punting the ball means you sacrifice your 4th attempt at getting the 10 yards. But the reason teams do it is because you can (as you pointed out) punt the ball 50+ yards away, and the other team must start from where they catch it. If a team decides to "go for it" on 4th down instead of punting, and they fail to make the yards they need to get, then the defense gets possession of the ball at that same spot (instead of 50 yards away, like with a punt).

@bleachedbrother Год назад

I admire your courage in getting out of your comfort zone to learn a new sport, especially with strangers watching you. There's other RU-vidrs from the UK who did exactly what you're doing with American football. They struggled in the beginning but now they're very knowledgeable and love it. We're here to support you!

@DutzyMate Год назад

much love man!

@newgrl Год назад

The strategy book for each team is.... thick. Very very thick. There are several different formations that both the offense and the defense use. The offensive formation that was shown is known as "The I Formation". In addition, there are also a couple of different forms of Splitback formations, Twins Formations, Ace Formation, Trips Formations, Empty Formation, Quads Formations, Bunch Formations, Shotgun Formations, Pistol Formation... and I could go on and on. There are just as many formations for the defense.

@Big_Tex Год назад

What’s shown here are just basic templates. There are a lot of different variations. Decades ago it was common to have 3 running backs and mostly run. But since then offenses have evolved to emphasize passing, so you often have one running back and 3 wide receivers. I think you were confused about the 4 downs and punting. If offense fails to get 10 yards in 4 downs they turn over possession where they were stopped. So it’s less risky to just punt on the 4th down in order to push the other team back 40 yards for their possession. If you DO gain 10 yards, the downs reset. An offense can either grind their way downfield a few yards at a time, or get a lot of yards with a big play.

@DutzyMate Год назад

ah yeah that defo makes sense, was late haha idk why that didnt come to mind when i was watching it but thanks

@girlwithaguitar24 Год назад

Reminder - after the 4 downs, wherever you are on the field is where the other team gets the ball back, but in the other direction. If you KNOW you aren't going to either get another 1st down or a score, it makes more sense to say "fuck it" and kick the ball as far as you can, knowing whatever happens after that 4th down play (save for a score) will result in the other team getting the ball.

@DutzyMate Год назад

yeah that makes complete sense! Not sure how I didn't put the pieces together there :)

@newgrl Год назад

Each team only gets two red flags for every game. When a coach throws a red flag to challenge the ruling on the field by the refs, if the challenge is unsuccessful (meaning the ruling by the refs was correct), the team loses a time out. Time outs are generally used for strategy in the last two minutes of every half and if you start losing challenges, you will lose your two minute strategy entirely. If the team has no time outs left, they can't use their red flags at all.

@sethp26 Год назад

There are hundreds of formations for offense and defense. Coaches have a really hard job. Dont focus too hard on trying to understand formations because most casual fans don't understand them very well anyway

@newgrl Год назад

I've been watching football for more than 40 years now. I watch High School, College, and the NFL. And while I recognize a few, like the easy-to-spot "I formation" there are too many for me to care. And as far as defensive formations go.... Don't they just stand out there somewhere? Ya know, in the general area they're supposed to be? Unless the guy they're covering starts running in the backfield of the offense... then they kind of chase 'em a bit. :):):) (just jokin' a bit, I know that's not how that works)

@robbieschneider6669 11 месяцев назад

@@newgrli would love to see his reaction to a single assignment for a skill player in the Belichick defense lol.

@vct454 Год назад

To answer your question about how much time a player actually spends on the field, a game is typically 3 hours long when counting clock stoppages and the main stars on offense and defense are gonna play most of half that time. This is actually a part of the strategy, teams will try to run as many plays as they can on offense so the defense gets tired and doesn't get a chance to rest while also giving their own team's defense more time to rest and when you're on defense you want to get off the field quickly without letting them score. The special teams player might only spend a couple minutes on the field but some of them might play both special teams and offense or defense depending on their role.

@ImDaveMatthews Год назад

Love these kinds of videos. Always super cool to see someone learn a whole new sport. Really excited to see more videos on the subject, you’ll pick it up quick. Good timing too, new season starts in the ~2 months

@DutzyMate Год назад

good to hear man! Thanks!

@newgrl Год назад

@@DutzyMate Pre-season NFL starts on August 3rd with one game, the Jets vs. the Browns. The opening game of the season, Detroit at Kansas City, is September 7th. Week zero of College Football is the week of August 26th. There are 10 Division 1 (the top college teams) games that week. There are three London games this year: October 1, 8, and 15. There are extra games on extra days, but as a general rule: High School plays on Friday Nights, College plays on Saturday (all day), and NFL plays on Sunday (all day).

@xanderwynn4357 Год назад

You should watch the highlights of a game to get used to the rules I’d suggest 2022 Ohio State vs Georgia that was a really good recent game

@DutzyMate Год назад

got you

@AyoJerry Год назад

Thanks for checking out my suggestion 👍👍

@DutzyMate Год назад

nw bossman

@vidpie Год назад

Some notes: - A balanced offense is a desirable thing (passing + running the ball). So you might hear the defense wants to "take away the run." Or the offense needs to "establish the run." - If the defense can make the offense one dimensional by taking away the run, their job becomes easier--passes are more risky so the offense is more likely to turn the ball over on downs (not make the needed 10 yards). - The offense wants to "stretch the field." Basically have success on longer passes. Because then the defense won't be able to play so tight (close to the line of scrimmage), which makes it easier to run the ball. - The clock is also a factor. An incomplete pass stops the clock. A running play keeps the clock running. So a team with a lead late in the game is likely to run the ball to run out the clock. If a team is desperately trying to score as time is winding down, they will be "airing it out" because moving the ball quickly down the field and saving time are priorities.

@DutzyMate Год назад

Thanks bro

@nicksmom7 Год назад

What makes the NFL special is the salary cap and the draft setup. You can go from last place to the top in a year without buying your way there.

@circuitd942 Месяц назад

The profit pooling is amazing. It gives anyone a chance to get good players and win in a few years. If you sucked in the season you get first pick of upcoming players. Instead of allowing corporate sponsorship to dictate winners. Corporate sponsors sponsor the viewership, stadiums and can endorse players but cannot endorse the teams nor draft. It extends to jerseys. You will not see corporate sponsorship on NFL jerseys. That in my opinion is a big selling point of NFL. People talk a lot about adds. I rather adds during a game where you can go to the bathroom, chat in between plays than having all the money continuously going to the same teams like other sports do and constantly overloading teams with best players. What I call purchasing victories. In Football you suck you draft first. That’s fair. You can have a dominating team get bad and bad teams get good allowing fans to enjoy a highly competitive sports in which any team can someday win a superbowl with dynamic pooling.

@A_Name_ Год назад

@6:30 the special teams guys will likely only be the the field for around 20ish plays a game. So a few minutes. All of them except the kicker, punter and longsnaper will be backups for the offense and defense though so they will see more playing time than that. When starters are tiered or hurt. We have unlimited substitutions so guys cone on and off constantly to try and find the best matchup

@cjboyer4355 Год назад

Honestly the best way to understand the game is just buy Madden when it’s on sale and give it a go. The rules will be confusing at first but you’ll catch on quick.

@darrelljensen3953 Год назад

It's not a pitch. In the United States it's called a field. Baseball and football play on a field.

@DutzyMate Год назад

got you

@funnyturtles825 Год назад

It’s not that deep. It’s like saying they’re and they are are different but they both have the same meaning and use

@DutzyMate Год назад

@@funnyturtles825 what I wanted to say lmao

@mikeydunn3519 Год назад

@@DutzyMateit bothers me

@DutzyMate Год назад

@@mikeydunn3519 imma keep saying it

@christophermckinney3924 Год назад

The games are sixty minutes but that sixty minutes takes three hours to play due to clock stoppages.

@DutzyMate Год назад

rly wish they did that in european football, just makes more sense

@user-dw4or1cc1m 11 месяцев назад

Nick Jonas doppelganger

@cjboyer4355 Год назад

3:46 after 3rd down if the offense hasn’t got the 10 yards they will usually bring on the special teams for 4th down to kick the ball to the other team (this is known as a punt) it forces the opposing teams offense to go further down the field to score. You’re conceding your last attempt to make the other team have worse field position. If you go for it on 4th down instead of punt and still fail to get the 10 yards needed the opposing team gets possession from that spot. Now if you’re within about 40 yards from scoring but it’s 4th down most teams will bring on the kicking team because they are in range to kick a Field Goal which is worth 3 points. This is where they kick it between those big yellow uprights. If you miss the Field Goal then the team takes over possession where you kicked the ball from so you wanna make sure it’s within your kickers range.

@Anastas1786 11 месяцев назад

2:30 You got that right. And if they move the ball 6 yards or more, either in this play or progressively between now and the two downs to follow, they get to keep the ball and we'll start counting all over again at "1st & 10". To go further: At 2:40, it's "2nd & _12"._ This clearly means the offense did _something_ wrong, because the line has moved _backwards_ at least two meters!

@pushpak Год назад

AF is 75% strategic. It's Chess and situational.

@DutzyMate Год назад

heard a few ppl comment and compare it to chess

@philaunitebirdgangtakeflig5453 Год назад

you should also watch "clueless europeans guide to the NFL" it doesn't really answer most of the questions you had in this video but it does introduce more concepts that are important to understand when learning about the NFL.

@cagiestnickle72 Год назад

So no matter how you perform you always only get 4 downs till renewing it by getting a first down. But most teams if out of field goal range will punt the ball to the opposing team to give that team a longer field to try and get to the endzone. Also the time players get on the field can very greatly from game to game, it mostly just depends on how well you're offense or defense is doing.

@shuddle32 Год назад

This is a good video to understand the basics I’ve been playing and watching football my entire life so I guess it’s natural to me but the only way to fully understand is to just watch a bunch of games or even playing madden will help you, glad to follow you on your journey watching American football

@a00141799 Год назад

Kudos to you for trying to learn this game mate. It takes a bit of effort but I guarantee that you will grow to like it when you learn what is going on. It is an exciting game and the coverage of the games and build up to each game is hype.

@DutzyMate Год назад

Thanks bossman💙

@trentoncrew3985 Год назад

Its allot to learn take your time , most of us start playing age 5 or 6

@michaelmcgowen8780 Год назад

No sport in the US or Canada has ever had promotion and relegation, and probably never will, not even MLS. When our professional sports league add teams, they are usually completely new teams that never existed before. It costs the owners of the new team what's called a "franchise fee" to join that particular league. The owners of St. Louis City SC, the newest team to join MLS, paid a franchise fee of $200 million. The owners of the Seattle Kraken of the NHL paid a franchise fee of $650 million

@wolver73 Год назад

The game clock stops whenever the ball is carried out of bounds or there is an incomplete pass, so it takes well over an hour to play the game.

@DutzyMate Год назад

bro i wish european football did that. Just makes sense, stops players from running the clock down intentionally

@gregcable3250 Год назад

There are many many formations and hundreds of plays that can be executed from those formations The choice of formation and play at a given time is also very strategic.. The defense for their part must recognize the formation, the kind of play that might be executed while also disguising their defense to confuse the other team, most notatbly the quarterback who will try to "read" the defense before starting the play that was to be run, and sometimes calling out signals right at the line before the play starts to change the play based on the defense he has read. Watch the QB go to the line and look back and forth to see what defense is being shown (but may not be actually executed as again, the defense may be in disguise and do something else once the play starts).--Lots of strategy occurring at the speed of light.

@DutzyMate Год назад

Thanks Greg 🤝

@christophermckinney3924 Год назад

You only get a couple of challenges per half. You can’t just throw the red flag anytime you disagree so teams only use the challenges if it’s important to do so.

@gregcable3250 Год назад

You have to get 10 yards in 4 downs, but if you are at your end of the field and are not close on 4th down, you don't want to risk not making it and giving your opponent a short distance to score--sooo, you "punt" the ball as far as you can to make a long distance for them to score. When (during the game) and where (you are on the field) to use your 4th down to try to get a 1st down (i.e., 4 more downs) is a very strategic decision.

@user-qs4uv9lq4y Год назад

And then there is my favorite situations. The fair catch kick, and the drop kick. go look these both up you will get a laugh. They are holdovers from when the game was played in the early 1900's, but are still technically rules.

@pinnn_osrs Год назад

Being american and having lived in 3 european countries i would find the best way to break it down is this; european football is a game of endurance with short bursts of maximum effort and play continues except for the half time. American football is a game of strength and explosiveness where players exert their maximum effort every play as long as it lasts, usually 5-10 seconds, and then there's a 40 second timer before the next play has to begin and it's broken up by 3 intermissions. Basically one game is a game of endurance with small bursts of max effort and the other game is a game of maximum effort for short bursts with small instances of endurance.

@Lone_Star_LiamLounge Год назад

Just subbed. Looking forward to watching your journey into American sports; especially college football. Just watch & immerse yourself into the game and you will begin to understand the fanaticism the U.S. has regarding sports and teams. Btw, there are 8 football stadiums in the U.S. with a 100k+ capacity; and they are all college football stadiums. Welcome to American sports!

@DutzyMate Год назад

@loganleroy8622 Год назад

Okay so the goal of a season is to win the Super Bowl. You get to the Super Bowl by making the playoffs. Teams in the playoffs are seeded and bracketed based on their standings at the end of the regular season. The NFL has a tool it uses to create parity. The teams that are successful have a more difficult schedule the following season which makes it more difficult to have a good record at the end of the regular season. This makes it more likely that new teams will enter the playoffs each year.

@kokomo9764 Год назад

It is not called a pitch, ot is a field. Also, the ground is not called the floor, no one ever calls any outside area the floor!

@DutzyMate Год назад

called it a pitch my whole life growing up with European footy

@fcold9402 Год назад

Pick up Madden or another video game to see how many different formations there are for Offense, defense, and special teams. While there are certain rules like the number of players the offense must have on the line of scrimmage, there are many creative formations used.

@kevinerose Год назад

If you like to watch some football now, Canada's football league is in full swing now. They have slightly different rules but fun to watch. There are 9 teams and 2 divisions there so a lot less complicated.

@Terrell070 Год назад

Check out "NFL Knowing the Rules Moments". There's also one called "NFL not knowing the rules moments" They showed you basic formations in this video. There are plenty of others. One rule that applies specifically to the offense is that the offense must have 7 players on the line of scrimmage at the start of the play. The men on the each end of the line must be eligible receivers. The defense doesn't have to follow this rule. There are plenty of clock stoppages in football. You're looking at an NFL game typically taking 3 hours or so. A bit longer for College Football.

@crypt_yt9328 6 месяцев назад

There’s also one thing he didn’t mention which was called overtime which is ofc when both teams are tied at the end of regulation, both teams will go into one more period or quarter of football to decide the winner. Ofc the rules of overtime have been changed recently and change here and there slightly over time

@Seacub42 11 месяцев назад

Its a game of gaps. If linebackers drop back, easier to run the ball. If they rush the offensive backfield to stop the run, get the QB, the WR has more room to move, get open.

@emsolo Год назад

Most major college teams have more than 100 players, although I believe they can bring no more than 85 to an away game. That many players are needed, first to provide for multiple backups at each position, and second because players (with some exceptions) are only eligible to play 4 years in a 5-year period, so there is annual turnover. Players graduate or transfer to another school, and most freshman either get very little playing time or are held out of competition entirely.

@DutzyMate Год назад

🤝

@mofreeman8237 Год назад

Love your videos man!

@DutzyMate Год назад

love!

@djjoshski Год назад

Thanks man ❤

@DutzyMate Год назад

Nw man thanks for watching 💙

@b3rger825 11 месяцев назад

Hey, great reaction! Regarding the formations, that's part of what makes football fun because the combinations are literally endless. So coaching staffs are always trying to innovate new formations to try and gain advantage. Most fans don't know all the intricacies of offense and defense, but it's all part of the fun.

@DutzyMate 11 месяцев назад

Much love bro🤝

@nateiness6528 Год назад

That is an example of a pretty standard formation. But there are certain rules each formation has to follow offense has a lot more regulation on what formations are allowed than defense.

@fcold9402 Год назад

The offense has to get 10 yards to keep the ball. If they fail to get the 10 yards on the 4th down they would hand the ball to the other team at that point. So usually if they have not gotten 10 yards on 3 downs they will kick the ball on 4th down which kind of voluntarily hands the ball to the other team but much further down the field.

@Cougar2Duck Год назад

The word “soccer” was invented in UK at Oxford in the 1880’s. Americans then adopted the word from the British.

@DutzyMate Год назад

you lot can keep it haha

@jamesoliver6625 Год назад

There are probably, practically speaking, 4 or 5 dozen formations currently in use, the same number old fashioned or easy to defend, not in use. The absolute rules are, the offense must have seven players, and only seven, on the "line of scrimmage" LOS, (an imaginary line, parallel to the goal line representing the furtherest point of progress of the ball). The only players allowed to catch a pass are the two players on the very ends of the required seven on the LOS and any player lining up behind the LOS. There can be only one forward pass per play. The defense can line up wherever in hell they want to but must be lined up further than the length of the ball away from the LOS. The structures of the sundry "teams" (offense, defense, special (team groupings specifically for plays where the ball is kicked) teams) are derived from those simple definitions. There are pages of procedural rules, offenses, penalties, and such, but these are the basics.

@DutzyMate Год назад

oh okay so that was just the standard formation?

@stevenwampler9047 Год назад

You should watch the highlights from this years Tennessee vs Alabama game (college), it was the game of the year. 102,000 seat stadium.

@voltagebox1584 Год назад

Idk if anyone else has commented it yet but the fullback is basically a dead position. Outside of C.J Ham and the 49ers fullback name I can’t spell, it’s easier to just line your backup tightend there since they are usually better blockers and that’s all that fullbacks usually do.

@christophermckinney3924 Год назад

The wide receiver can only be touched once within the first five yards of the ball until the ball comes to him.

@lazyidiotofthemonth Год назад

The reason the NFL does not have relegation is that it has: the Draft, Team Salary Caps(they are required to spend a minimum of 90% of the cap) And Free Agency. In theory and in a severals cases its possible for the worst team in the league to turn it around and win the superbowl through drafting well and aquiring free agent players. Pro/Rel is not a positive force in any league, the Premier league would be better off if they just chose the 32 teams with the largest fanbase. The Results are evident, there have been 13 different NFL teams that have won the Superbowl, While in the Premier league only 6 teams have won the league. In the NFL every single team has made a playoff appearance since 2000(only the top 12 teams(14 teams since 2020) make the playoffs). The New York Jets currently have the longest Playoff drought at 12 years, but this year signed Aaron Rodgers at QB(a quantified known probably 1st ballot hall of famer) and had a massive day at the draft, which means they have a very good chance at the playoffs this year.

@DutzyMate Год назад

thanks a lot man!

@erikbartlam7377 Год назад

I like relegation for professional sports but it would require a lot more teams…and hence a lot more athletes, at that level, who could also take the beating. They try and get around it with by allowing the worst teams in a season to get first pick of new players from college. You still get certain teams that permanently languish.

@titleloanman Год назад

Looking forward to watching your football journey. You’re going to come to love it for the freak athletes that play and the intricate tactics it takes to win.

@DutzyMate Год назад

preciate u mann

@CDeeez94 Год назад

Really admirable that you're checking out American Football. I'll tell you this from my experience both as a former player and a fan: The game is fun on a surface level...but it's REALLY fun once you get _deep_ into how the game works like strategies, mindsets, the business side, coaching philosophies, politics of college and NFL, trades/transfers, coaching and staff hires and firings, how teams prepare, and so forth. Like many people, I started watching games only focusing on the offensive players and basically the ones with the ball and whatnot, but now I pay attention to the smaller details like how well the linemen block and how well the defense covers and makes tackles. I'm also a big fan of learning how coaches do their jobs i.e. communicating, designing plays, organizing their players, training, recruiting...really interesting stuff once you get into it 👍

@LukeNukem82 Год назад

Honestly, the easiest way to learn the game is to watch it. Going with everything you've learned here, go and watch a game from beginning to end, and you'll learn more.

@fcold9402 Год назад

I always found the easiest way for me to learn the finer details of a new sport is to pick up a video game of it, if you cannot play it for real. Though just watching it does help you learn (I am using that method on austrailian football league now as there are no video games). For example I always liked Hockey but I guess I never really understood it until I picked up an NHL game. Also my knowldge of offense/defense formations increased when I had to come up with strategies while playing NCAA and Madden football games.

@cfazel4841 Год назад

check out the biggest hits "here comes the boom" version.

@DutzyMate Год назад

will do!

@coreyrees840 Год назад

Yup you have offence, defence, and special teams. All different players.

@DutzyMate Год назад

crazy man, had no idea there were specialist teams

@christophermckinney3924 Год назад

No the formations can change these are just basic formations to explain the game.

@loganleroy8622 Год назад

Hey man just discovered your channel. You did well for your first attempt at learning the rules. May I suggest that you watch a “European’s Guide to the NFL”

@RogunK Год назад

The reason they kick the ball on the 4th down is because if they don't pick up that 10 yards by the 4th attempt, then the other team gets the ball right where they are lined up at. If they don't believe they can get another 1st down, then they will kick it further down the field, so that the other team is further away when they start their 1st down.

@Romanidundaduh Год назад

You should react to best plays of this recent season Or Highlights of the season

@richyrich1913 11 месяцев назад

I'd recommend this 2 part series on basic penalties in American Football: Pre-Snap Penalties: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2toSSUYyOm8.html Gameplay Penalties: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xfbR4_yw9f8.html It should help you with knowing what is legal and it provides a few examples of every penalty, rather than just explaining all of them quickly.

@kokomo9764 9 месяцев назад

Using a red flag is dangerous. First, there there are only 3 challenges allowed. If a team challenges a call and they are wrong, they lose a timeout.

@colinoconnor2917 Год назад

7:04 Idk if someone told you yet but American football is an evolution or mutation of rugby football. I don’t know the specifics beyond that, but it makes sense given the shape of the ball. I think we can also infer from that two other things: 1) you probably had to touch the ball down before, but over the years the rules changed and the name just stuck; and 2) that’s also likely why we call it football. I won’t say more than that cuz I personally hate that whole debate about the terms football and soccer.

@damianschouten1410 Год назад

Lovely video:)

@Axxis270 Год назад

First rule for a European to learn about American football is to forget everything they know about rugby. They have none of the same rules. They just get played on similar looking fields with goal posts. It can be easier teaching a non-sports fan American football than someone who grew up watching rugby. If you have to ask-- do they do this like rugby? then answer is NO. You need yo watch an entire game before you learn the rules. I'm not being an ass about it. I am just saying that if you watch a game you will get a better feel for what the rules and positions are and then you can get into the nuance of things on the field.

@cassesvultus43 Год назад

The average NFL play lasts about 5 seconds and the average team runs a little less than 70 plays per game. That means that full time starters on the offense or defense are on the field when the ball is live for around 7 minutes per game.

@elijahfoster2 Год назад

Similar to a half of 7-on-7 rugby.

@fate8718 11 месяцев назад

Numbers closer to say 10-15 seconds per play With some shorter and some longer So assuming a 50-50 split in possesion(which never happens) the number is closer to 14 minutes while the ball is live for both sides

@dg28891 Год назад

It can definitely be confusing! But keep watching and you’ll get it! And if you ever get the chance, definitely head to a game (whether it be in the US or one of the NFL in London games)! I guarantee you’ll find some sports fans that wouldn’t mind helping to explain what’s happening. Also, just wanted to point out with the challenge flags… the head coach only gets 2 per game! So it’s not like he can throw as many as he wants. And then there are some plays that can’t be challenged, while some others are always reviewed so there’s no need to challenge. Annnnd, if the coach loses the challenge, they then lose a timeout. If they win both challenges, then they’re allowed a 3rd…. It’s a lot. lol Just come to a game! 😂

@DutzyMate Год назад

Hahaha maybe one day, thanks a lot tho!

@ASAP_Harmon Год назад

There are a million different formations in american football as well

@TmAk47 Год назад

React to Dk metcalf by Joseph Vincent

@JaylaDempsey Год назад

I would recommend watching "Biggest Football hits ever" by the highlight factory (Here comes the boom version) it includes NFL, college and some high school games and it is really cool!

@DutzyMate Год назад

got that in the works!

@newgrl Год назад

And one pee-wee!

@DashRiprock513 Год назад

Don't worry about not saying soccer, we know what you mean man. the word originated in england, so you shouldn't be that hung up on it.

@emobx02 Год назад

"you can't get relegated in American football which I think is terrible" hahaha relegated to what? There's only one major American football league, and it's set up to create parity, which means it doesn't have the same 3 or 4 teams at the top every single year. Pro/rel works in European football and it's great for that, but it just wouldn't work in AF. I think one of AF's strengths is that the best players are spread across the league and any given year, your team has a shot at being the best (generally, though there are some cursed teams that never seem to catch a break). Anyway, this was a fun video! Excited to see you hopefully learn more about the sort and the structure of both pro and college and all that leads up to it. Trying to compare it to everything you know about football and the way that works won't really be helpful because it's so different. I love both sports and have been to both premier league matches and NFL games. I love both and couldn't pick a favorite, but I love to see other people branch out and learn about the other.

@DutzyMate Год назад

thanks man! Appriciate the words, Ive always grown up with relegation so it just feels normal for me. Also like how it creates a tense atmosphere at both sides of the table and means you get punished for bad performances ass you loose a shittt tone of tv revenue once relegated. Thanks a lot tho, ill defo comment on it more in my next video tomorrow :)

@charlesbrown4483 11 месяцев назад

The video you watched explained some stuff decently, but trying to explain what players do by position(e.g. the linebacker’s job is to do xyz) is a really terrible way of explaining it. Because the linebacker’s job(and every other position) can depend on so many things. It depends mainly on the defensive formation, but it can change pre-snap in response to the offense’s formation. It can change depending on the down and distance, it can change depending on the amount of time left in the quarter/half/game, etc etc.. For example if it’s 3rd and 1(third down, one yard to go to a first down) then it’s very likely the offense might run the ball rather than pass. Which means the linebacker on the defense will need to be ready to play up on the line and tackle the running back in one of the “holes” on the line of scrimmage… that’s a lot of information(probably nonsense) for someone who doesn’t know the sport, but to players/coaches/fans, that’s like absolutely baseline knowledge that doesn’t even scratch the surface… so you can probably now imagine how the game of football is just unbelievably complex. A could easily write a 2,000 character essay on any given play, explaining what happened and why and the implications of what happened and so on. In other words, it’s a real mind fuck.

@elishuk9942 Год назад

the offense gets the ball, they have 4 attempts/plays/downs to get at least 10 yards. if they do, they get another 4 downs. They are trying to work their way down close enough to score a touchdown or kick a field goal. On Tv they show a yellow line for where they need to get to for a 1st down. If on 4th down they are not confident they can get the yardage needed for the 1st down, they can opt to punt/kick the ball further down the field giving the other team the ball but further away from their endzone. All players are specialized in their positions. Offense players only on offense, Defense completely different 11 players.

@SGlitz Год назад

Most games will last around 3 hours in real time.

@kokomo9764 9 месяцев назад

Teams use many different formations on offense and defense. What was shown were very basic formations. You were confusing the offense and defense.

@trentoncrew3985 Год назад

Check out the college football stadiums they will blow your mind and you said you liked stadims on the pump uo video and college stadiums are way bigger than the NFL

@kenjr725 Год назад

This guy is givie me a headache.

@DutzyMate Год назад

wordddd

@scotttretten8020 Год назад

confused now check-out Canadian Football

@ḵulagaaw 11 месяцев назад

Tye average time the ball is in play in an entire American football game is 11 minutes. You have to be a real fan otherwise it's painful to watch especially in person.

@DutzyMate Год назад

Video suggestions!⬇️

@isaach1317 Год назад

Should react to best Jukes and biggest hits

@DutzyMate Год назад

@@isaach1317 noted!

@theshrikeer Год назад

If you want to get into more of the background of strategy and stuff ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-K0aWuzqqUIU.html is a video going more in depth on the positions and plays. More flashy videos could be like "here comes the boom biggest hits" or most athletic plays. Football from an outsiders view may look like a barbaric mess but it really is a game of chess but the pieces are freaks of nature. The players have to memorize hundreds of plays it gets complicated. Even in highschool the week before a game your team will watch lots of footage of the other team and go over the plays to counter them then review footage again after the game.

@HeavenhoundGiuseppe Год назад

If you want to see a specific player's highlights, I suggest Pat Mahomes. He's a quarterback, and easily the best player in the league right now. If you'd rather see defense, then Troy Polamalu. He's the best football player I've ever seen, probably could've played any position and still been incredible. It also might be a good idea to watch a full single game, even if you can't get it around copyright and put it on RU-vid. Pick a Super Bowl, I'd go for Super Bowl 43, and you'll learn plenty.

@DutzyMate Год назад

@@HeavenhoundGiuseppe thanks man! Ill defo get to them

@marksalazar4207 10 месяцев назад

Curious why you think relegation is something the NFL or any leagues needs?

@DutzyMate 10 месяцев назад

I think it just makes both ends of the table exiting rather then just the top half yk. The who relegation battle at the end of the season is really exiting imo. I could be wrong though, not sure what exactly it’s like to be in the depths of a league table over there

@yellavincent5248 Год назад

Stop talkin and listen to the video

@DutzyMate Год назад

shush

@robtintelnot9107 Год назад

Probably shouldn't learn football from a British person. This video really doesn't explain it properly. Which is why you're confused.

@DutzyMate Год назад

lmao, ur right

@andrewverburg1805 Год назад

8:24 talking crap about big guys... smh. Time for you to learn about Larr Allen

@DutzyMate Год назад

haha we all know he would fuck me up so I should probs watch my step

@sonpacho Год назад

Agree to disagree about relegation. It sucks...in my opinion.

@DutzyMate 11 месяцев назад

What sucks about it? Feel it adds more of an insensitive to improve rather then taking the constant cash flow from being in the top devision? Maybe I’m missing the point but that’s my opinion on it

@sonpacho 11 месяцев назад

@@DutzyMate It's a scam. From my perspective, it's a rigged system that keeps the same teams at the top and the same teams at the bottom. It's like voters who vote against their own interests. It would be in the interest of the lower table teams, and their fans, to want a system with more parity so they could at least have a chance at winning championships. However, people have been convinced that winning championships isn't as important as - bragging rights, the "feelings" of the community, beating a rival, blah blah blah... That's why I think it sucks: it's a system designed to keep the same teams at the top which is boring - in my opinion.

@x1fearless-699 10 месяцев назад

I’m ngl this guys video did a terrible job of actually explaining and showing examples. You’d honestly be better off just watching a full game. I feel bad you look so lost here😭

@ninjafroggie1 11 месяцев назад

It's soccer. American football was called football before that sissy sport the rest of the world likes was called football. Even you brits called it soccer until the early 1900s. Also the vid is wrong, there's 53 players on an NFL team, not 46.

@darrinlindsey Год назад

This was a poor video, for explaining rules. The coach only gets one flag. He can use it 2 times per game. Unless the coach that threw the flag, wins his challenge. Then he still has 2 left. The max red flags used, then can become 3 for the game.

@DutzyMate Год назад

i mean he was english haha maybe need an American to explain, you know any better videos?

@DaGuys470 Год назад

For an intro into football this really is the best video out there. Gives you all the basic things you need to know

@darrinlindsey Год назад

@@DaGuys470 You might think so, because you know the rules. This narrator was vague on some things and flat out wrong once. I've seen many that are better than this.

@seanmonetathchi1060 Год назад

This is my second video of yours that I tried to check out and, to me, you are simply unwatchable in this video. Like a stereotypical person of your generation you can't stop your stream of consciousness chatter long enough to pay attention and listen to what the video is trying to say. Also, you demonstrate a blatantly slanted, Anglocentric view of a sport played in the United States. I understand your use of the term "American football" to differentiate it from "European football" however American football is no more or less "real" than the "football" in Britain. Also, as an aside, do not be so quick to snidely look down your nose at the term "soccer" that was created at Oxford. Per "Brittanica" online : "Linguistically creative students at the University of Oxford in the 1880s distinguished between the sports of 'rugger' (rugby football) and 'assoccer' (association football). The latter term was further shortened to “soccer” (sometimes spelled “socker”), and the name quickly spread beyond the campus." The term then travel across the Atlantic to the States and become a convenient way to differentiate our "football" from European football. A little less Anglocentrism and a little more of an attentive and open mind may help you grow your channel. Good luck.

@seanmonetathchi1060 Год назад

@@DutzyMate I am the father of six children from ages 28 to 10 yo. I speak from experience and an intellectually honest position. Again, you are showing the stereotypical hubris and lack of self-awareness of youth that has been present since time immemorial. My intent was not to flame but to give honest feedback from a viewer. Good luck growing a channel if you are going to disregard criticism.

@armanii4005 Год назад

Bro pleaseee react to “ best college football entrances”, it’s a perfect video to react to💯 it shows the atmosphere, stadiums, and just overall culture. It’s such a banger video and your reaction would be even cooler to see

@DutzyMate Год назад

will do bro!

@RhinoAg 11 месяцев назад

and the offense and defense will spend hours on the pitch (field) the game is played through violent sprints

@RhinoAg 11 месяцев назад

there video you watched is a generality

@Bro2Weak Год назад

You should react to the loudest crowd reactions

@DutzyMate Год назад

Noteedd

@sstrahann Год назад

a sack is always the result of a loss of yards and an incomplete pass or run out of bounds always stops the clock so the games always last longer than an hour