NFL Trick Plays But They Get Increasingly Higher IQ 

And I love it

Johnny Football, a disgrace to the term "f***ing idiot".

It was an illegal play anyway, something about can’t be facing the sideline at the snap. So 2 fouls

@@hughkinsey3562 can’t lineup within five yards of the sideline, can’t “linger” at the sideline to confuse the defense…that play was all sorts of illegal.

I think they’ve gone more Browns since then…

I caught that too. Very impressive.

Also back when personal fouls weren’t called every play… dude goes straight for the punter’s knee when he’s far out of bounds lol crazy

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@@averyhenson4034 Jesus gave up his weekend to forgive me for breaking rules he made up

@@jordanraiber2102 His Father made up, get your sarcasm right at least

@@bennett420316 he is his own father. Get your theology right before going *well actually *

@Jordan Raiber Wrong again, Jesus is the Son of God and not the Father. Mayhaps you haven't brushed up on your theology. The Holy trinity that is Father, Son, and Spirit is pretty clear about it.

Maybe the game has evolved passed it :c I agree I always love lateral plays. I bet that's one of the things people like about rugby 🏉

So high risk but it absolutely could be more common seeing it in college play when the play breaks down is always funny though. One last year they lateraled it like 10 times

@@TheGoodChap A hook-and-lateral only involves one lateral. It's where two receivers run their routes with the intention of being fairly close (

Laterals are pretty difficult to execute, it takes real athletic talent.

Kelce seems to have it down

Lol true

Thats what makes them so great

if it looks stupid, but it works then it aint stupid

Didn't the Manziel one fail? You can hear the ref call an illegal shift on the offense, so I'd assume they walked it back.

And the other way around: if that Wilson pass wasn't intercepted by Butler, the whole world would have regarded it as the greatest trick play ever: the Great Wizard Pete Carrol called a pass play when everyone was expecting a run play with Lynch... Sadly, for them, it didn't work :)

Pretty sure he didn't want to admit that he'd not seen it before in case there was a famous case he was missing, until the other commentator said they hadn't seen it before.

"Have you seen that before?" "Not often." "So you've seen that before?" "Uhhh, y... yes I have." "Wow! Great. I mean, it makes sense, right? Our paycheck depends on us being football experts, so obviously you must be able to draw on your decades of experience in watching football--that's why people listen to you. You clearly have seen everything." "Let's get back to the game." "All righty. But first, since this great trick play just happened, tell me--how many times have you seen it before?" "Once or twice." "Wait, is it once or is it twice?" "Probably once." "You don't remember if you have seen that play once or if you have seen it twice?" "The next play's about to start, look at the formation of the wide recei..." "See, if I had seen that play run twice, I'd remember both times. I wouldn't be confused, that's not something a football expert like us would forget. But anyway, ok, what was the one time you definitely remember?" "It was a long time ago, so it's probably irrelevant because of how much the game has changed since then. Take this game right now, this exciting game where new plays keep on happening for us to comment on." "Irrelevant? That sounds super memorable to me, the fact that it happened all those years ago and you still remember it to this day! Ok, great. The Bengals have called timeout. We'll keep it here so you can tell us about it. These are truly the moments when we earn our salary. Ok, regale us as the football expert you are."

@@SteveGellerMusic you had me dying sir.

Announcers are idiots. Before Kapernick took a knee, I'd watch with the TV muted so I didn't have to listen to their drivel. Once the NFL went woke-tard, they lost me.

@@SteveGellerMusic most underrated RU-vid comment on a comment ever

Being a Colts fan, that was for sure the turning point of that game. Both teams were looking unstoppable that year by end of the regular season. Also that was Dungy' s team, coached by Jim Caldwell. Ask any Colts or Lions fan about Caldwell. Both teams were on fire the 2009 season. First time in NFL history that both Super Bowl teams started off with a 13-0. Colts were 14-0 and locked the #1 seed and sat their starters (after the first two series of play) to avoid injuring a starter in what they considered useless season games. I believe they could have walked through the last two weeks and been 16-0. But then you add all the pressure of being "Undefeated" going into post season. Ask any Pat's fan about that pressure, 19-0 t-shirts in the trash (thanks NY Giants for ending that one).

Eagles Philly Special was the most gutsy call ever

@@DAAllan82 definitely not, it was good not the best.

@@ballistic3666 I would say it was the most gutsy. Easy decision to kick a field goal, hand the ball to a RB, or even throw it up high to Alshon. That’s what 99.999% of coaches would have done. Running a truck play THAT YOUR OPPONENT had run earlier in the game, with a non QB throwing… in the SB… against Bill Billicheat… balls of fucking titanium

@@DAAllan82 tbh I don't think I meant to reply to you

Look up Brian Dawkins.

Keanu had that potential but then he tore his ACL and lost it

@@jasonrichardson1999 Neal?

@@AwesomeDude799 yes

@@jasonrichardson1999 I didn't like that we had him playing Linebacker in Dallas.

Already kinda have: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-OcJkqAe7zhY.html

If Mark Sanchez isn't the final play I'm not subscribing

@@savagebricksports1 oh

nah he would get a copyright strike for just posting a full jets game at the end

@@edgarevans9685 Buttfumble the most overrated bad play. Imagine leading your team to two straight championship games and all anybody remembers is the time your OL threw his ass into the ball

That sounds like a lot of fun.

Not reading all dat

@@markfulton8904 why don't you shut up so we don't have to read the idiotic comments you make

Tldr

Imagine if you had both this and the bigger size and superior talent. A team like that would rake in the state level

and the other guy said he was yelling to Moss as he was approaching him

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I got to see it live at the OB.

It was 1-3-83, so the 82-84. I was there for that game, and line have that date etched in my head

I had to watch that play like 3 times to understand. Very clever

Bruh I was pissed when I saw that

that was the best day of my life lol

@@LoadPast Agreed. Fantastic. Even better that dumb Gronk cost them the game with his lack of tackling ability.

The one thing I always thought was funny about that was the Dolphins missed the playoffs that season and the Pats never lost again en route to winning the Super Bowl! So Dolphin fans need to chill. 😅

That's the smartest play on the list.

Breaks my heart as a Bears fan

Words no Bears fan has ever heard

The Bears 2018 offense had like one well executed trick play per game and then was never heard from again lol

I agree. That play and the Philly special my top 2

That was called back because of a penalty

illegal shift of #22 was called, the play didn't count. 2nd and 16 was on the screen right after. All that for nothing. He was a bust and I predicted it before he started. I watched him play at A&M. he could run and had 2 really good receivers that saved his bad throws. He also didn't take the NFL job seriously enough, same as when he played at A&M.

Although the play looked fun, it aligns with the rest of Manziel's highlights. O yards.

Mitch gets the snap, hands it off to #24, #24 hands it to #80, #80 flips it back to Mitch for the score.

When???

This

Wrong. You can trick someone in the moment. There's no requirement to plan a trick in advance.

Tricking an opposing player in the moment is one thing. Running a trick play is something that requires planning.

​@@B3Band k? it's not a trick play still. stay mad

I used to love watching the sportscenter highlights on Monday morning before school. Man, brings back good memories.

Even now the Rams own us. Mcvay owns Carroll

For it to not be illegal substitution, he has to have been in the field of play the whole time. If he comes off the sideline, he has to report in inside the numbers, and then can go outside the numbers. But if he was in the previous play, he can stand anywhere on the field as long as he is not offside. I'm sure he just stood right next to the sideline but didn't step a foot over the line.

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i dont know why but the phrase "big ass punter" really connected with me ... I lol'd

They basically just faked the "statue of liberty" trick play, but it was definitely great.

Yes. That was an amazing catch.

Wildcat playbook!

why didnt it count?

@@markherring3513 , Penalty on Offense 28, Illegal Shift.

It'd be a lot longer xD