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What up Adam you are a awesome reactor you're so funny if you want to keep on football is a try not to laugh chiseled adonis NFL commentary it's really funny and NFL season just started so didn't just did the whole week 1 on the first game, the other games, and primetime say any working on Week 2 to it as well so you might need to react to him because he is really funny he's going to make you laugh
@Blo0dThIRstT_phinsup XXX Most of these guys purposely adjusted their body to level him during the slide. There was nothing accidental about those hits.
The part of Terrell Owens slamming the Football down on the Dallas Cowboys Star logo back then was more of a disrespect move, sort of like marking his territory there. If I remember, one of the Cowboys players did the same thing to "Reclaim" their territory. And of course as you see here this was the third time overall, second time the 49ers did it. And now, if somebody does it, they will be fined for it.
You can't hit a QB that is sliding and "defenseless", (6:55) especially in the head. You can see the results. If he was still running, he could "tee off" on him.
Flaco should have slid earlier....it was Alonso's job to keep him from getting a first down...Flaco chose to slide at the sticks...Kiko was already committed to the hit...don't watch it in slow motion, watch it at full speed...
QBs when running the ball will typically slide to avoid contact and not get injured so the guy in the purple was just doing normal football play and it was dirty by the white guy
Terrell Owens (TO) had scored another touchdown earlier. After he scored he ran the ball out to Cowboys star (their logo) at midfield and celebrated on the star. He then scored this touchdown and was running out to dance on the Cowboys star again when George Teague got angry and hit TO for it. The Dallas Cowboys and the San Francisco 49ers were the two best teams in the NFL during the early and mid 90s. They had a very heated rivalry during this time as they played several times for the conference championship (all the winners of this game would go on to win the Super Bowl) but Dallas, in 2000, was a bad team and TO was just being a jack ass. TO would later become a Dallas Cowboy for three years. TO was a gifted wide receiver but he was brash and cocky and rubbed a lot of people the wrong way.
@@jayfedder1578 not when he is already on the ground, so those are cheap shots. He wanted to tackle the quarterback and he chose not to let him, so he acted like a child and not a fully grown man and did something gruesome. Which in turn takes out their quarterback. That is as dirty as a play that can get.
I can explain what happened, he scored a touchdown and ran back and placed the ball the the star, which is the cowboys (the other team) prized symbol, Its like taunting, like if i were to dance on the grave of some one you loved and telling you to come get me, thats kinda similar what he did.
I qb is allowed to slide. It’s the equivalent of taking a knee. It’s. Rule meant to protect the player. Theyre considered down so there is no need to hit them. It’s just an opportunity for the defensive player to take a cheap shot at the qb.
When a QB goes into a slide it's basically giving themselves up as opposed to getting tackled hard and is an expectation most of the time. You aren't supposed to lay them out in that situation
4:24 Often at the end of a football game, if the team that's leading has the ball and the team that's behind has no time-outs left (they get three per half), the quarterback will often just take the snap and kneel down, stopping the play and letting the clock run, since the game clock keeps running if the ball stays inbounds. Normally the other team doesn't really contest it because there's nothing they can do. I don't know why this guy decided to go flying off the top rope unless he figured he had a one-in-a-million chance of hitting Michael Vick (the Jets' quarterback) before he knelt and knocking the ball out of his hands, causing a fumble that he could maybe recover. It's not really a cheap shot like some of the other stuff in the video, but it's just silly really.
When the quarterback slides he is giving up. The play ends there. Nobody has to touch him. The play ends. They do it so they don't get injured by 300 lb monsters.
At 4:25 the Jets (the offense) had the ball and were winning and since there were only 1:25 left and the Steelers didn’t have any timeouts, they were just going to knee the ball, as to run out the clock to end the game. This is a respect move, like to just end the game and not pad the score. Everybody knows you just stand there, it’s not supposed to be competitive, that’s why the fight happened. Ik I’m bad a explaining things, but I hope it helped.
Great reactions as usual. The new season has barely started and already teams are making trade moves , changing quarterbacks , and in some cases , playing so badly they are already considered a lost cause. Gonna be some major coaching changes at the end of this season.
QB slide - In the NFL there is a rule that when the quarterback BEGINS a slide feet first then he is down (play is over) where he starts the slide. Normally a runner must be touched while he is on the ground or going to the ground in order to be "down". They do this to keep QBs from taking big hits. If a defensive player hits the QB after he begins this slide then it is a personal foul and the offense is given an extra 15 yards.
Terrel Owens going to the Star was his second time doing it in the game, the Cowboys felt disrespected and did what anyone else would do if you disrespected our house. But fun to watch
Love that the last one was in there and you laughed about it. I'm from Cleveland (the orange helmet) and we HATE Pittsburgh (the black and gold...or more like "urine.") The player who did the slam (Joe "Turkey" Jones) never had to buy a drink in town the rest of his life after that slam.
Your in the best shape of your life playing this game, so the hits dont hurt.... till the next morning when your sore. Love the reactions. From the Rez Natives in Arizona.
I mean.. hockey players hit each other dead on going 3x faster and/or hitting them in a wall. Not only is it faster , more agility but also more brutal. Slapshots to the face can't be better than a football. I've played both, hockey is waaayyy more brutal , not even close lmao. When's the last time a football player had his throat cut during a game?lmfao
I love your reactions to any NFL clips! I am a goofball so I answer your questions just talking to my phone LMAO 🙃 maybe a reaction to comedy soon? Bill Burr is hella funny!
Dude, I'm 5'3" and they gave no shits about hitting the piss out of me. I played against Chris Henry when he played at Belle Chasse. I went to make a tackle ona kickoff and he hit me so hard, I don't remember getting up or Chris asking me if I was okay. I don't remember the rest of the game. It was blindsided like crazy.
Oh that’d be good. We had to do a Navy Seal program for our team, practiced for 3 hours every day with full contact starters vs starters. I was head up against the center at all times because we ran a 3-4 defense (3 linemen vs 5 linemen) and there were times when the O line would mess up, try to double team me and I’d be faster off the snap of the ball and get right through) I was 235 Ibs, 5,11 and I ended up putting my shoulder pad into the running back as soon as they made the handoff. I was big so I ended up shattering his face mask somehow. Anyways, I digress. I agree.. High School Football is so much more violent than the NFL, especially in smaller towns like mine. Almost the entire town would be at our games it was pretty surreal making hits like that. Felt primal yet so pure.
Gary Maxion I can relate. I used to play through the football season and to remain in shape I’d play Rugby during the spring. I got kneed in the side of the head so hard going for a tackle I put my hand about half a meter from my face and couldn’t even see it haha But in the end, I just got up and blindly got back on sides because that’s just what you gotta do lol Rugby players will understand this story on a personal level XD
I’ll explain the one where the Steelers player jumped over the line. The other team the Jets were winning the game 20-13 and Pittsburgh had no more timeouts to stop the clock. So the Jets and most NFL teams in this situation do something called “taking a knee” and the formation they is is called the “victory formation”. To prevent a possible turnover and to run out the clock, the QB basically takes a step back and takes a knee which marks the play dead. Because it’s considered a run play the clock continues to run in exchange for a loss of down. So the plan is to use up the play clock all the way until 1 second left, take a knee, and repeat until the game clock hits 0 because the other team can’t stop the clock. When it’s this situation both teams just don’t try to do anything and agree the game is over essentially. However that player was like, “I’m still going to keep playing” so he jumped over the line to try and cause a turnover. This is considered sort of a “bad sportsmanship” move cause you can injure someone this way because they aren’t really playing and are typically not read for someone running full speed in this situation. That’s why the other team was so upset.
Ok...went thru the comments..and hey "Cleveland" we Pittsburghers love you too!! Hows all your superbowl rings? Steelers are great...on both hands!!😁😁🤣🤣😘😉
If you don’t know what happened at 3:11, Terrell Owens went and celebrated on the Dallas Cowboys Star. That logo is sacred to football As for the QB slide, the QB is surrendering himself and going down voluntarily. If a defender hits the QB on the way down, he’s penalized for it
It's not because it's sacred, it's because TO was a drama machine for he cowboys then went to SF so when he came back to Dallas that was he way of saying fuck you
Played football in high school. Couldn’t play anymore after suffering my 5th concussion. These hits bring back the excruciating pain!! Love the reactions though.
When Terrell Owens ran back to the star it was him being as disrespectful as possible because earlier in the game there was another play and the teammate celebrated by tromping all over the Dallas symbol. It's like gloating in someone's face and trying to say that team ain't shit. So ... Owens got slid. And yes he very much deserved it. By the way, did you pick an NFL team yet? (Dallas)
@@nathanlindahl8336 'gasp' Why, I never ! (clutches pearls) lol. Yeah, there's a lot of those. But I think every team has that group of fans that are just insufferable. But you can't say they haven't done 'anything'. They've been contenders every year since they shed Tony 'the Choke' Romo. Haha
Jesus, Dallas? No way! Mind you, I can't talk much. My team was sucking for years, but they might be getting back into the swing of things now that they have a good QB. (Niners. Go on, Jimmy G! But fuck TO, though. He was such a shit. I was so glad when that fucker went somewhere else.)
Ish Ajac You gotta admit they’ve underachieved every year since Garrett was the coach. They always have one of the best teams talent wise but always fall short. I know a lot about the subject of underachieving being a Vikings fan...😥
The punt return hits are always scariest to me. One of my friends is an NFL punter and they intentionally punt high enough for the air time to give time for their people to make it to the ball before it gets caught so the punt returner is just standing there defenseless looking up in the air waiting for the ball to land and get drilled full speed.
This is great. As a huge football fan, it's fun watching other people watching and learning the sport. In case you're still wondering, if the person who is carrying the ball starts to slide, there's no penalty, because they're not attempting a tackle. It's basically a form of surrender, and tackling a person after they've started sliding is a big no-no. However, if a person slides to tackle the person with the ball, that is a penalty.
The added light from your girlfriend is so cool! Loved how you showed it off in the beginning😂but about the video now you know how we feel when we’re watching a game and stuff like that happens omg gets me all the time
+Adam My Alexa came on at the beginning and did the same as yours. LoL I’m from South Carolina. Love your videos. I’m a Futball fan, played soccer all my childhood. Will Patreon today !!
You ABSOLUTELY should do a reaction video to The Brawl (capital t and capital b necessary) from two weeks ago between the Browns and the Steelers! It's INSANE. The last 8 seconds of the game turned into like 15 minutes. It was without question the most surreal thing I have ever seen in American football!
I don't watch sports but I do remember that one game. The guy kept running all the way back to mid-field after every touchdown in order to celebrate on the opposing teams symbol in the middle of the field. One guy on the other team got sick of it and tackled him.
Love Ur videos Man And yes Football Is brutal I played all through School and Semi Pro football for a couple years now I coach my son But I Love ur Videos they are Amazing keep up the Good Work Man
With the TO thing and going to the middle of the field, it's like this... Imagine you're watching a soccer game, and one of the guys on the opposite team makes a goal, then goes to the side, picks up a scarf with your team's colors, then rubbed it on his balls to "celebrate". That's basically the level of disrespect he showed not only to the other team, but to the fans.
3:39 the reason he went after him is because he was trying to "claim" the stadium. He did it once, Dallas got a TD and reclaimed it, this was him trying to take it again so they cranked him
5:05 he leaped over the line to tap the quarterback, which I'm assuming was an attempt to strip the ball for a fumble, but his timing was hell whack. (Also earlier, when flaco was sliding, it's a penalty to hit a sliding quarterback, due to it being one of the most important positions in the game. It's called "roughing the passer")
Owens was a controversial receiver who was taking a very long time to showboat in the center of the Cowboys logo at midfield, which might get you a couple penalties back then. Running 50 yards to do that even today would be distasteful, and basically everyone disliked Owens back then. Fun fact, he later had a decent career for the Cowboys.
Week 2 just finished, 15 weeks left till playoffs. Games every Thursdays sundays and mondays. Teams to look for patriots, rams, packers, bears, eagles, saints, vikings, chiefs.
Great channel man! I'd love to watch your reaction to a full football game! (You'd have to edit it down for time, of course). Any recommendations for a great game from anyone here?
Teague clocked Owens at the star cause he’s a hardcore Dallas boy and it was a huge sign of disrespect to the cowboys. Owens knee what he was doing, he knew it would spark a fight
As an American who grew up on football and soccer (especially Premier League - go Arsenal!) I love your videos! Y’all need to see what our football players go thru...
3:30 Terrell Owens celebrates on the Dallas star...he was a former Dallas player and then was sent to Frisco because Dallas didn’t like TO’s attitude. He goes to the star because his family told him when he scores to look up through the Dallas stadium roof: known as God’s view of the Dallas cowboys. So TO celebrated on the Dallas star for many reasons yet it obviously wasn’t taken well by the Dallas players
