British Guy Reacts To Best Catches in American Football History

[@mertsalih]

This video had some amazing catches. In videos like this you can really see the true athleticism of these great athletes. Some of them just defied logic honestly. What is the best catch you have ever seen in American Football?

[@gradyhiggins4213]

I would love to see your reaction to the Nebraska reciever catching the ball behind his back on the sideline!

[@gradyhiggins4213]

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[@gradyhiggins4213]

Here’s the link to the video

[@costelloIYAAYAS]

It is either the OBJ catch that is the thumbnail or the recent one Justin Jefferson had against the Bills on 4th and 18!

[@KG-kx6yw]

In American Football catches like these are normal to be honest now almost every game this happens which is awesome. React to Nascar!!! The crashes, overtakes, temper tantrums and Dale Earnhardt Sr and the legend he is!!

[@Scholarstorm]

Odell Beckham is a Wide receiver - their sole job is to run into space or create some separation and catch the ball. They're the fastest and usually highest jumpers on the team with the best hands. (If you don't have hands, but have good speed they'll put you on defense).

[@mertsalih]

I have seen him in a couple of videos I have watched and always seems to be doing some really good stuff on the field. I noticed him originally because his surname is the same as David Beckham so he stood out straight away. But now I just notice him because he seems like an excellent player too.

[@TheStapleGunKid]

Well technically catching the ball isn't the wide receiver's sole job. They still have to block and sometimes they run the ball on a reverse or end around. But yeah that is their primary job for sure.

[@TheStapleGunKid]

@@mertsalih He was a great receiver in his prime. But sadly his career has been riddled with injuries and might be coming to an end. He won a Super Bowl last year with the Rams, but tore his ACL in the game. He was released after that season and hasn't been signed on another team yet.

[@DDS_Rips]

@@TheStapleGunKid as of watching this, I believe he was just signed to Dallas. Although IDK how much attention he’ll get there but it would be nice to see him make a little comeback! Dudes so talented but definitely been unlucky with injuries

[@TheStapleGunKid]

@@DDS_Rips He's visited some teams, but hasn't actually signed with one yet. And even if he does, the season's almost over, so he won't get to do much. Looks like the rest of his career is going to be as a journeyman specialist who might make a big catch here or there, but his career as an elite WR appears to be well over.

[@bridgerivey6000]

You should look at their feet more often!! Sometimes the “Toe-Taps” to stay in bounds are just as good as the catches! In the NFL they have to have 2 feet in bounds when they catch the ball, and in college they just need 1 foot

[@philszudera7998]

The most wild thing to me isn't just the catches. Remember, for it to count you need to have at least one foot (in college) in bounds or 2 in the NFL for it to count. So not only do you have to have the athleticism to catch the damn thing, you need to be aware of where you feet are in relation to the sideline.

[@drew5965]

Want to check out a cool nfl video check out best toe taps. In the nfl you need 2 feet in bounds w possession of the ball for it to be a catch, or one elbow. Watching them work the sidelines is a thing of art

[@jacobberzina1403]

Thats what I was going to say, keeping their feet in bounds while making those catches makes them 10x more impressive

[@sirwadsontoast5928]

Yup toe taps are more impressive to me than the catches itself.

[@drew5965]

Should clarity, you need 2 feet in bounds w possession for it to be a catch. One knee or one elbow is equal to 2 feet- would also be a catch. In the college ranks you only need one foot in bounds. It’s a great sport, once you learn what you are watching it will click and you will see it

[@peytonfansher8144]

At 5:14 number 11 on the cardinals that makes the catch, played one of the longest careers a wide receiver can have and when he retired he had more tackles than dropped passes, he can also only get tackles when his quarterback throws it to the other team! Larry Fitzgerald is a beast!

[@goldeneradler4132]

You should really watch a highlight of Troy Polamalu, his finger tip interception and some of this jumping the gaps by perfectly timing the snap, and tackles are some of the most athletic plays in NFL history. Easily one of the best safeties to have ever played the game and his highlights are insane.

[@xliquidflames]

A lot of these are high school and Canadian football. You can tell Canadian football, if you don't know the teams, because the goal posts are in the front of the end zone instead of the back. High school football can be harder to tell from college because some of them spend as much on football as small colleges. High school fields usually have a running track around them, though. That's usually the giveaway if you don't know the teams.

[@Sarah-sf8zi]

You might like watching a compilation of best "toe tap" catches. Sideline catches where the receivers toes are the only thing in bounds

[@Cowboyfan6496]

You should also look at how some of these players are working to get in bounds on these plays. Not only are they making one handed catches, they're making sure they tap their feet inside.

[@chrisswofford8638]

Not sure if anyone said already but in American amateur football (high school/college), a receiver only needs to touch one foot inbounds for a catch to count. In the NFL, two feet-- OR any other body part-- are required. Otherwise, it's ruled incomplete.

[@costelloIYAAYAS]

Love seeing someone new getting into football. I think a great way would be to look up highlight reels of amazing players. Since you like catches, Larry Fitzgerald might be a good place to start. If you want someone actively playing, try Justin Jefferson.

[@mertsalih]

Thanks Logan. That is definitely something I am going to do. I have already started compiling a list of players to look at based on people's suggestions. So many to do but I am really looking forward to doing it.

[@SacredLiquid]

@@mertsalih check out Mike Alstott. Monster of a man. Big, agile, and would run through defenses.

[@costelloIYAAYAS]

@@SacredLiquid, that dude was a BEAST!!!

[@hkiller57]

@@mertsalih Id add tyreek hill to the list of active players (though id recommend watching Patrick Mahomes highlights instead but he is a QB) to watch highlights of. he was the fastest player in the NFL for years and while a really short player he could routinely moss the defenders

[@mosh2315]

Yes! JJ is the real deal

[@mosh2315]

It's very recent, but my favorite catch is from Justin Jefferson a couple of weeks ago. Vikings were losing to the Bills with 2 minutes remaining in the game. 4th down and 18, the quarterback hucks it up and Jefferson goes up and one handed rips the ball away from a defender that had both hands on it. The way he contorted to make the catch breaks 3 or 4 laws of physics. Vikings would've lost if he didn't make that catch. Just amazing. Yes, I'm a Vikings fan and biased, but this young man is a transcendent talent.

[@mathiashundstad8873]

My favourite catch isn’t in this category of impressive athleticism, but more in the, «how did he have the prescence of mind to do this?» category. It’s Julian Edelman catching a deflected ball in Super Bowl LI. That game is in the conversation for greatest game ever for many reasons, being filled with those kinds of insane moments being one.

[@HSLSENG]

Julian Edelman’s catch in the Super Bowl against the Falcons is by far my favourite catch, would love to see a reaction of a highlight video of the Patriots Falcons Super Bowl actually

[@mitchmay3867]

DeAndre Hopkins UNREAL one handed catch that didn’t count by highlight heaven is unreal

[@johncorley6451]

Loving the pure reactions of this channel😂 I’d say a couple good reactions would be a Stiffarm Compilation or Tavon Austin’s College Highlights! That guy can do anything!

[@matts8281]

Hey Mat, if you’ve never held one think about buying an NFL sized football. Gives a whole new level of appreciation for these guys once you feel how big it is

[@ravensmansand8285]

Mert Salih can you react to a video called: The game the NFL wants you to forget. : It would be awesome

[@clixzy1645]

The game the NCAA wants you to forget too

[@adamessenberg3964]

I love watching you your British commentary is amazing man😂😂😂😂

[@government1476]

You need to see the justin jefferson catch

[@brandonyanez4949]

Video idea for college football is Storming the field when the home team gets a big win. Love the videos keep up the great work. 🇺🇸🤝🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@slycarlo8747]

You need to watch highlights of specific players to understand how impactful some guys were during their career. One of the best to watch is Troy Polamalu, go watch his top 50 plays.

[@mosh2315]

Exactly what I was thinking. Top of my head, I'd recommend: Randy moss (one of the best receivers ever, changed how the rest of the division drafted players; also birthed the term Moss'd) Adrian Peterson Patrick Mahomes (absolutely unreal athleticism and presence of mind) Barry Sanders Michael Vick

[@elijahingram8815]

@@mosh2315 I was thinking even marshawn lynch

[@RY4NNNNNNN]

I want to invite this guy to my fantasy football league next season. Also, I want to invite this guy to my Super Bowl watch party. What a dude. There is no lack of enthusiasm for (American) football in the states but it's refreshing to see any European discover the magic of the sport... and actually "get it" instead of trashing it. Subscribed.

[@justinking3127]

Would love to see your reaction on the 2019 egg bowl ending (ole miss vs Mississippi state). Wildest game I’ve seen

[@ajinman3642]

We don’t talk about that 😂😂😂 HOTTY TODDY!!!

[@mertsalih]

Sounds good Justin. Will defo have a look for it. Sounds like it could be fun

[@justinking3127]

@@mertsalih it’s the one with the player hiking his leg like a dog in the endzone😂

[@IceWraith101]

Dont know if anyone has told you yet but they also have to get down in bounds. If you catch and land out of bounds its no good. You have to get a foot or knee or something down in bounds as well as make the catch.

[@matthewwyatt2044]

In addition to the hands, and the football, the placement of a receivers feet is just as impressive to stay inbounds during the process of the catch. In college, only one foot has to be in, in the NFL it's two. I'd encourage you to watch the video over again but just focus on their foot placement. Great vid!

[@duncachinoahimiha3889]

A few of these plays (like 1:36) look like high school/secondary school football, if that puts any perspective on them

[@joeymcbrayer]

Check out Tyrone Prothro’s catch from about 17 years ago. He played for Alabama.

[@puppethound]

You already sound like a seasoned football fan, "these guys aren't even human" or "what even was that." Being a Minnesota Vikings fans since the 80s, I, as well as others, have been privileged to watch some of the best receivers and best catches ever. From Anthony Carter, Cris Carter, Randy Moss, Stephon Diggs, Thielen and now Justin Jefferson, amazing players that made some amazing catches for the Vikings.

[@mertsalih]

haha maybe because I watch so much soccer I get the same reactions when I see some amazing plays in American Football too. Wow nice, it must be great to support a team who has had so many talented players over a long time. Will need to check out more from your team and their players. Sounds good

[@puppethound]

@@mertsalih yes, the Vikings are one of those teams that are just good enough to get your hopes up and then they let you down. They have always had some of the most talented players, but they are always the bridesmaid and never the bride. I will try to find some good videos that will illustrate what I am talking about. 😆 Do you watch Rugby? I got into it after I moved to Norway from Florida and just found the premiership Rugby League? Union? Still a little new, but it's fun to watch and the times are more local. Take care brother.

[@mattgalloway21293]

Its so fun to see some one who doesn't watch football regularly watch these clips. I'm an avid football fan or well American football and as impressed I am by these guys who genuinely are freak athletes I feel like I'm almost used to it now and don't get nearly as excited as you. But very fun to watch you react but there was a few more already this season in the NFL George Pickens had a ridiculous catch against the browns earlier this year and Justin Jefferson had an insane catch against the bills just a few weeks back. So if you could find the craziest plays of this season so far and react to would definitely love to hear your thoughts

[@mertsalih]

Yeah coming from purely watching soccer I am just so impressed with everything about American Football and the players themselves. They are just the ultimate athletes. I also really like how strategic the sport is too, makes it very interesting to watch. Every video I see I am just seeing more and more things that I enjoy. Looking at the craziest plays sounds like a good idea. Thanks for the suggestion. Will look for a video for some on here.

[@Shmeets]

George Pickens on the Steelers made a Odell Beckham style catch this season you should check it out

[@gavinthompson2788]

I love watching people learn why we love football so much over here😂 cheers

[@clixzy1645]

Yo love your content, you should watch some big upsets in college football. South Carolina(unranked) beat #5 Tennessee and #8 Clemson in back to back weeks which is unheard of, so you should react to those game

[@Reindurr417]

I agree

[@jamesonbyrom5681]

App state Michigan in 07

[@mertsalih]

Thanks mate, I appreciate it. That sounds like a good idea. I will add that to my list as I would love to see some of the upsets. Even in soccer those are always brilliant to watch

[@jamesonbyrom5681]

@@mertsalih if you want go to the channel kto and I think the title is they were 40 point underdogs and it’s about the app st Michigan game it’s pretty cool

[@ADub187]

The player that got me into football as a kid. Randy moss, the master of the one handed catch. Everyone uses the word mossed, or mosses when someone gets a one handed catch (kinda like kobeee, when you make a basket) Goat 🐐

[@sirwadsontoast5928]

You should do a NFL stadium reaction video. NFL stadiums aren't as big as the biggest college stadiums, but alot of NFL stadiums are super unique.

[@mertsalih]

Will do mate. I actually have a video coming on Friday where I l make a reaction to unique parts of certain NFL stadiums. I will do a bigger deep dive into more NFL stadiums soon. Thanks!!

[@cedricjustus6109]

An interesting thing for you to watch may be field stormings. It has more to do with the fanbases, but after huge wins fans run out onto the field and celebrate, never gotten to do it myself but I was at the Arkansas vs. 15 Texas game. I wanted to so badly but was too far up in the stands

[@hkiller57]

I was at Arizona vs Oregon, ya that was an embarrassing field storming

[@chasoncurl4312]

You need to look at the 2018 rose bowl game between Georgia and Oklahoma, a great game that is still being considered one of the best college football games to this day

[@a00141799]

He caught the ball in a position like he's giving birth. You have got a way with words my friend. Hilarious reaction. You do a great job. ♠

[@toxxedgaming3885]

Attempt 3 (I Think) for Harris Highlights Boise State vs Oklahoma 2007 Fiesta Bowl. YES its 19 minutes long but it was a thriller of a game, multiple momentum swings, trick plays, guts, heart, and was instrumental in shaping the current college football playoff format. I think you would really enjoy it and it would be a step up from just watching plays plucked from different games, without committing to watch an entire game complete with commercial breaks. And I did watch the video ;) my favorite catch would probably be David Tyree's "helmet catch" to keep the drive going for the Giants to spoil the Patriot's perfect season bid in the Super Bowl. There have been some absolutely nutty catches from George Pickens (rookie wide receiver on the Steelers) this year as well.

[@mertsalih]

Wow that sounds like a great game and I am already excited to watch it based on your description of it. I watched the highlights of a couple of matches from last weeks rivalry weekend and absolutely loved it. I am thinking of doing reactions to some highlights to on this channel but I am just unsure if I would get a copyright strike or not. Will need to do more research and find out. Will also try and find David Tyree's catch that you mentioned. Sounds like an important one. Thanks mate!!

[@toxxedgaming3885]

@@mertsalih Good stuff! The games last weekend were absolutely amazing. I hope you enjoyed the bits you saw.

[@michaelhudlow2]

I want to watch college football with you every weekend. Love your passion. I think you would enjoy the lore behind some of the best college football rivalries. My favorite team, the georgia bulldawgs are the current national champions and acheived that title by beating alabama, a team that has beaten us in every important game i can ever think of. Watching the story of that rivalry brings me to tears lol. Love the videos. Cheers.

[@michaelhudlow2]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHunkqt9n6yJecU - if you're interested

[@danteroush7916]

I played Center in high school, and I would love to see you react to videos of the best blocks! So many of these amazing plays could never have happened without proper protection for the Quarterback or running backs, and offensive and defensive line play is one of the most complicated and interesting facets of the sport. Plus, you get to see very large men toss people like ragdolls!

[@Nightwishmaster]

As you've been making your way through American aka gridiron football it's time you start getting familiar with all the most exciting players to watch. I can't recommend doing a Patrick Mahomes reaction enough. Over the last few years he's been possibly the most exciting people to watch in football that we've ever seen before, he's absolutely unbelievable. Now if you're unaware who he is, he's a mega big time superstar quarterback known for doing absurd jaw dropping things, and he's been reacted to a lot but still he's absolutely essential that you're kind of doing yourself a disservice not to check him out. He played one game his rookie year in 2017, became the starter in 2018 and threw for 50 touchdowns and over 5000 yards, something only done one other time in NFL history he did his first year as a starter, won the MVP and the next year won the Super Bowl and the Super Bowl MVP. Start there, trust me. I'd suggest doing a reaction to "Patrick Mahomes - Master Chief (An Original MVP Documentary)" that's a good place to start, and remember that what he's doing there is not only his first year in the NFL as a starting QB but he broke insane records and did something that so far the only other person to accomplish one time is a 5x NFL MVP and hall of fame QB, dude is a mutant.

[@hkiller57]

specifically this kzbin.info/www/bejne/g53Cq2egl8yofpY and then this kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKaQgayIl6akZqM

[@skstonesmith]

As someone who doesn’t like Patrick Mahomes at all (I’m a Niners fan)… sadly I have to confirm, this is true. He would absolutely love him 😂

[@Nightwishmaster]

@@hkiller57 yes, the first one is the one to react to, the Master Chief video thank you I totally forgot about that one lol

[@AdamPFarnsworth]

That last catch against Oregon was a thing of beauty (I hate the ducks lol)

[@joeyellis3588]

I love your reaction videos to NFL & college football. Would love to see you react to college baseball & basketball too Watch March madness buzzer beaters and you’ll be hooked for the long run, trust me. And as far as college baseball, look for great catches, walk-off hits & electric atmospheres like those of South Carolina, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, Arkansas, Oregon State, etc.

[@triddytris6383]

Can you please react to the “ CU Ralph or run” they literally run a buffalo across the football feild it’s crazy.

[@thetruth5350]

The 1st one you stopped & talked about was my high school. Never expected to see us make a highlight we always sucked lol

[@stumpf_man8791]

Some of these are actually Canadian football, the CFL is less serious than the NFL and it’s got a much smaller audience, but it’s got some weird rules and it’s still fun to watch

[@trevorminyard8885]

Should check out the best comeback victories in NFL or college history. Also, I’d love to see your reaction to Marshawn Lynch’s Beast Quake run

[@RiffingReligion]

Great video! I don't know if you know this, but not all of those clips were from American football. Some of them were actually from Canadian football, which is a little different from American football. You can tell the differences based on things like motion in the backfield during the snap, the position of the goal posts, and the labeling of the 50 yard line. Also, the part where it pretty clearly says Winnepeg. 😀

[@mertsalih]

Oh I never even noticed that and honestly I never knew there was a difference between football played in American and Canada but that is very interesting. I will need to do some research and find out more about Canadian Football (I also missed the Winnipeg mention haha)

[@RiffingReligion]

@@mertsalih That's understandable. Canadian Football and American Football are very similar. The differences involve field size, rules about motion in the backfield, the number of men on the field, and number of downs. If you're watching from outside America or Canada, it makes sense that you might not notice those things. Both American and Canadian football are great, and I'm glad that you enjoy them.

[@colonelsanders2038]

Canadian football is pretty much like American football except the ball is square, Kraft dinner is eaten between quarters, and if you sack the quarterback, you must say "sorry"

[@joshuarich7527]

Your watching the hands only.... remember in order for it to be a catch you need two feet inbounds and possession.....it's not just hands you need to watch on sideline throws , you got to watch the feet as well ...

[@harkenm]

This didn’t even have that Oklahoma interception. Best catch I have ever seen bar none.

[@H8Gravity]

Got something a little different, but incredible. “Miracle-The Greatest American Sports Moment of all Time” The first few min gives the state of USA to help explain the gravity of the game.

[@debbieverret4033]

Odell Beckham JR (OBJ) played his college ball at LSU, some of the best wide receivers come from there. Jarvis Landry, Justin Jefferson and J'marr Chase, check out some of there crazy catches.

[@qualityamazonfinds]

Odell Beckham Jr one of the best Wrs in history as a giant (as a giants fan). He’s literally deciding in real time (end of this week) if he wants to come back and play for the giants or go to our rivals the cowboys because he is a free agent and left the giants a couple years back.

[@brandyforsythe1882]

Hi from Texas! Great reaction again. Please take a look at the top 10 high school football stadiums. I think you'll be surprised!

[@derp292]

I didn't expect to see my golden hurricane in this video! Sadly, we were on defense, not making the catch.

[@jesusisking8-c5c]

Been watching the vids love your reaction been playing football for the first time and I'm loving it keep up the good work.

[@jesusisking8-c5c]

I'm a wide receiver btw

[@daneturner3184]

You need to watch mlb baseball highlights it truly shows that baseball is one of the most difficult sports to play

[@gavinthompson2788]

Half of these clips are high school kids too.. like 16-17 year olds

[@BlitzTaco]

Check out NFL Best Plays In Bad Weather! To my knowledge no other sport plays in as terrible conditions as (American) football and they can be absolutely wild

[@elliotkastens5982]

It would be a longer series, but I think a great way to get into the nfl would be watching “every teams best 10 plays of all time”, maybe you could do like 4 teams per video

[@loganbopp2462]

im surprised jordan westerkamps behind the back catch didnt make that video

[@scottglass5416]

I have biased since it's my favorite team, but... you should look into the highlights of the greatest athlete to play NFL, Bo Jackson, the man who played both professional baseball and football, was the cheat code in Tecmo Bowl, could run a 4.11 40 yard dash, and was one of the most explosive players to play in the NFL. For one of the most villainous and violent players to play, check out former Raiders player Jack "The Assassin" Tatum. Lastly, for modern day players, Charles Woodson who is in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and could be considered a top 3 defensive back of all time, and finally current Raiders player Maxx "The Condor" Crosby whose arm span, ability do dip under and around offensive lineman makes him a darkhorse defensive player of the year this current season, doesn't have the accolades of players like JJ Watt, Aaron Donald, Khalil Mack, etc., but the potential to be a superstar is there. Anyways, love the channel and just subscribed. Keep it up.

[@prodarchangel]

6:14 😂😂😂 you’re hilarious

[@zachrubin9102]

You may not understand this but could you do a reaction to Super Bowl 51? (in my opinion it’s the best game ever played)

[@nathanlawson313]

Can we get a video of YOU going outside and trying some of these catches? Now that would be entertaining. 😂

[@lucastailin6425]

You need to watch the Tennessee vs Alabama game!!

[@jacobh1110]

If you love football you should react to the Minneapolis Miracle

[@namaka808]

you should watch individual player highlights; like look up Joseph Vincent highlights, Lamar Jacksons one is fire

[@keaneaubowen5024]

Time to watch some Megatron highlights

[@jeffreykelsey423]

You should definitely check out some Barry sander’s highlights

[@timothygillen5196]

Dose any one else want him to react to anything hockey

[@lordxelizor]

You should watch a video called like NFL Moments that have Names

[@kovac2527]

I know this has nothing to do with this video, but I know you liked watching the big hits. Stick with me. The pads that the players wear are not meant to stop pain, they are meant to stop bones from breaking, and people dying. However, the pads make everything more exciting. I know you kept talking about rugby, and how most people think it’s a more physical sport. Rugby kind of is more physical solely because the players don’t wear any protective gear, and so their hits are mainly with their shoulders, and they with areas that won’t hurt themselves. This is why American Football is more exciting though, because the players throw everything they know about making “calculated” tackles (tackles that won’t hurt them) out the window. Because they have pads (and I’m sure many players can attest for me) the players feel basically invincible. This is why they seem to have much bigger hits, because the players do not care at all about making sure that they don’t hurt themselves😂.

[@kovac2527]

Also, the pads in my opinion are what make the sport so exciting. Players have that feeling of invincibility because of the pads, and they feel much bigger, and therefore harder to injure, than they would without pads. This is why many players go for crazy catches, because they know that they can jump and twist their body in any way they need in order to catch a ball, because they won’t get hurt.

[@luisbriones9295]

You should watch the Vikings bills game this year where Justin Jefferson makes a crazy cool catch!

[@masudashizue777]

The quarterback doesn't get enough credit for throwing the football all the way across the field with such incredible precision, while being chased by half a dozen men. Footballs are difficult to throw.

[@flogg8635]

Love watching you watching videos

[@DavidLewis763]

You need to watch the loudest college football crowd reactions if you REALLY want to know the scale of 100K+ fans.

[@lucassmith5205]

You should check out some joe burrow 2019 highlights from LSU, had the greatest single season from a QB ever.

[@evanphillips7167]

you gotta watch kadarius toney highlights.

[@caydenlatch9945]

Gotta react to Penn State whiteout game

[@rockytopbob]

you wanna see athleticism? highly recommend watching videos on Barry Sanders. Possibly the greatest player ever to step on the gridiron.

[@BlitzTaco]

Lions really screwed us by making 2 of the all time greats retire early

[@rockytopbob]

@@BlitzTaco I wouldn't say the Lions made Barry retire. I honestly believe that he fell out of love of the game. He started seeing it as a job and not something he enjoyed. And gonna be honest, I think he saw people around him getting concussions and torn ligaments etc. and said, "Nah, I wanna be functional when I get old" and looking at him today compared to those who stuck it out....he looks perfectly healthy.

[@jeremiahlopez565]

Get this man to a fnl game next year

[@hifijohn]

Best outfield catches in the MLB, you'll be impressed.

[@willvr4]

I'm bad with UK regional dialects since I'm not from there, but you sound very northern, almost Scottish. Where you from mate?

[@hkiller57]

so many high school catches, hardly any pro catches, no tyree helmet catch, not even Odell Beckhams best catch of his career. idk who put that together but it certainly wasnt best catches in football history

[@cshrlh]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGSuiaSQabR4fJY Braden Lenzy behind the back catch a couple weeks ago

[@metalley5090]

You’ve seen biggest hits and best catches you should watch the highlights of Patrick Mahomes. He’s the best Quarterback in the nfl which is the guy that throws the ball, and he makes some really crazy plays.

[@KG-kx6yw]

React to Nascar!! Best crashes, passes, temper tantrums and Dale Earnhardt sr

[@ajinman3642]

First off I am not taking anything away from these receivers at all!!! They are great athletes!!! However as someone who plaid wide receiver those gloves help you out a lot!

[@sirwadsontoast5928]

Facts. What I'm more impressed with than these one hand catches are sideline catches. Especially in the NFL where the receivers has to toe tap to get the completion.

[@gunguirungui]

React to kadarius toneys senior highlights

[@gunguirungui]

React to tavon Austin college highlights

[@MM126.90]

Ok now that your on the American chaos hype train you have to check out the biggest NASCAR crashes. Truly insane stuff those guys do.

[@jtwoods6740]

Why was the best catch of all time not in here? Odell one-handed vs Cowboys

[@BenevolentDrums]

bet theres some compilations of best hail mary's... There was one ill always remember vividly, cardinals vs bills in 2020 i belive.. they got a crazy hail mary with 3 defense guys all jumping trying to block and cardinals got it and won the game. couldnt belive it watching it live but im sure theres a ton of great hail marys. they're sorta like best catches but desperate miracles version..(edit) actually its the first one on this kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZoGrq2Z4bKhghrs

[@icekapp7221]

Have we taught him about being Mossed?

[@lvbfan]

Meet Martavis Bryant: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZPdYaJmqNV4nc0

[@xliquidflames]

You are soaking up American culture and reacting to it. As an American, I'd love to see at least one video of you reacting to your favorite sport in Scotland. I'm guessing it's soccer but I also know about the highland games. Or maybe it's something else. If it is soccer, can you shed some light on why people love it so much? I tried watching a World Cup game... Eh, sorry, World Cup _match..._ And it put me to sleep. Is there something I'm missing?

[@rp3569]

Baseball?