British Guy Reacts To NFL Hilarious Mic'd Up Moments of the 2022 Season!

[@robertdedrick7937]

7:23 Yes thats a standard NFL play call . And a playbook has around 200 to remember. The QB is giving information to each position group. 1st The formation to everyone. Then the line protection to O-line, the motion, protection or route to TE, the run or slide protection or rout to the RB, the motions & routs to WR. Plus adjustments. You have to know Football terminology to understand the plays.. Its like learning a different language. FB terminology is used to describe actions in fewer words. Kind of like code words.

[@psymar]

Also only the quarterback needs to understand the whole thing. Everyone else just needs to know the part of the play call that tells them, specifically, what to do.

[@anthonyjolly2066]

Yep! FACTS!🏈

[@mfree80286]

@@psymar *kind of*.... you don't want to put yourself in a spot like one lineman is supposed to cover to his left and then flip right, and have another player think the seam was opening where it shouldn't be and shift to close it and bust his position... but pretty much yeah, QB is the 'field controller'.

[@jkuzem96]

In addition, once you hear "alert" thats typically a second playcall that the qb can switch to quickly at the line

[@fartfruit1157]

@@jkuzem96 Spot on, he read a primary play and then a secondary play depending on how the defense reacts, probably route changes relative to the location of a safety

[@mikeses4392]

The turkey legs are from the Thanksgiving game in Detroit. Years ago, when John Madden announced the game in the tv booth, he gave out turkey legs to the best players of the game and the tradition has been kept alive.

[@willrobinson4976]

At 7:20 the play call is not meant to be understood by anyone except the team, they learn and study these call at practice. Every team have their own quirky sets of play calls.

[@awsomehog1]

On the play call, it’s also team specific and they usually take good care to keep that secret. Each coach has his own language for the plays and it’s better not to have the defense know.

[@a00141799]

Way to go Joe. A lot of the players from different teams are friends. Teams trade players all the time. Also players leave one team for another for money or to play for a better team or to play in their home state. Imagine if Europe had one soccer league and you had players from every European country playing in others. An Italian player playing for an English team might desire a trade back to Italy because that is where he is from. Same as Tom Brady desiring a trade to San Francisco or another California team because he is from Cali. Didn't happen tho. ♦

[@josephmulka]

Hi Joe, I was still wondering if you were going to do the University of Michigan Football Facilities tour by: Sports Dissected by Coiski

[@BritishGuy22]

I sure am, It's on my list, I'll get to it soon, thanks for checking out my video!

[@gracielynn9623]

Firstly at 7:13 … that is a real play all. I coach nine-year-olds in the evenings after schools and work, I’m a HS sr, and we don’t use plays that complex however that is what a professional level NFL play call sounds like. There are litterally hundreds of play calls that every player has to commit to memory, and all those play calls are code words for positioning, the actions that will happen in the play, and when people are supposed to move and where they are supposed to move to. Secondly, trash talking is the absolute best. It can serve as a great motivator for people and it gets under your opponents skin making them potentially mess up. Lastly, I’d love it if you did a reaction video to all 30 of our MLB (major league baseball) stadiums. Some of them are stunningly beautiful.

[@trevadon7033]

Love your channel bro. Keep up the good work and Go Dawgs!

[@BritishGuy22]

Thank you sir! Good luck in the final

[@robertdedrick7937]

If you want to see how a really good running play is coordinated between the QB, OL & RB react to 'Football 101 Counter" by weekly spiral.

[@BritishGuy22]

Yeah I still need to do one of these videos, I'll check it out soon, Thanks Robert

[@johnduval6377]

One of the best sports tv shows of all time are the "classic NFL films presentations" . My first suggestion would be Dick Butkuss "monsters of the midway". It's definitely worth a reaction.

[@unklebacon44]

I'm from Buffalo...Bills country. Josh Allen has a personalized handshake or pregame ritual with just about everyone on the team.

[@BritishGuy22]

That's crazy, You wiould think his brain would already be full trying to remember all the different plays haha

[@verifiedvette7519]

Whats up Joe!! Excited for this video!

[@nham8875]

That play call was at least 2 plays. When you hear the QB shout "alert alert" when they get lined up, they switch to the next play

[@ronaldklaus2983]

When he calls the play in the huddle the number is the player and after is the route for them to run

[@yaboyisaac354]

14:09 my man coincidentally just happens to dislike everything about the Dolphins 😂😂

[@regalcartoon5932]

8:56 Trash talking is great and fun when its not serious. See the player with number 5 on in that clip is Jalen Ramsey, who is known for running his mouth and being cocky. But you can see that he is smiling, the ref is smiling, everyone is smiling. It’s just a bit of messing around is all. But when it gets serious and just plain disrespectful. For instance, Aqib Talib yanking Michael Crabtree’s chain off his neck not once but twice. So it’s a mixed bag, but most of the time it’s fine.

[@majorpayne683]

Personally I never trash talked but I like it it’s just a way to get into people head

[@deedeee6271]

7:36 - I think he's calling the play in code

[@VFL1223]

You should react to a video called “just snap the damn ball colts”. It’s about Manning and the colts offense taking changing plays and the language of play calling to the extreme.

[@tannerwright8637]

Yessir we love trash talking! I remember kicking a guy in the chest in college after I got sacked.

[@hifijohn]

THE CRAZIEST FAN INTERFERENCE MOMENTS IN SPORTS!

[@Classic_2K]

About the long play you each position only has to know their part so they don’t remember the entire thing just their assignment except the QB he typically has to know everything

[@BritishGuy22]

Quarterback has a tough old job!

[@Classic_2K]

@@BritishGuy22 yep most important position!

[@forsomenotreally]

you should react to bad lip reading of the NFL.

[@anthonyjolly2066]

The Next video suggestion:👉"The Rise And Fall: UNLV Basketball.University Of Nevada Las Vegas" College Basketball.🏀🏀

[@borisbalkan707]

07:38 "Alert"... that is an audible play call = change the play... everything he said after that was a new play if he says "Alert" before the ball is snapped. It depends on what the defense is showing against the original play call. I'm guessing someone else pointed this out already, but I don't read comments.

[@carltonsanders2118]

i would love if you did ones from the past INDIVIDUALS AS WELL

[@joshhewett86]

You should watch "bad lip reading NFL"

[@jovonwashington6088]

@british guy reacts 4:20 the Bears player pushed a Lions player. They were brothers. Just a little context.

[@hawkeyegeorge]

George Kittle is the best!

[@carter1143]

For a college football video suggestion. You should watch the different levels of college Football (FBS D1,FCS D1,D2,D3)

[@jeffwilliams2828]

The thing you might not get from these clips, is that these players most likely act completely different out of season. In game your brain is set to a degree of crazy, which makes people say and behave in ways they normally wouldn’t. Some people talk a lot more, some say little to nothing, but everyone is set on crazy mode.

[@corvus1374]

Joe, check out the Bad Lip Reading videos. They're hilarious.

[@BritishGuy22]

I've done one previously and It was amazing, i'll check another one out soon

[@Dannyedelman4231]

Trash talk is KEY but if it starts fights with other players then you should stop

[@anthonyjolly2066]

Play calling is part DUMMY calls and REAL.It's design too FOOL the defense.It's NOT a joke."BUSTER"can stand for where linebacker is lined-up.The formation,pass blocking left or right."Z" is also identifies a position of the wide receivers in the offense route.It's not confusing as it seems.Defence has even more "strange" names for defensive calls.This a High School defense call from when I played back in the late 80's.No joke.👉"RED BANDIT, JAM LOOP DOG" It's BLITZ CALL.The cornerback rushes from the right,or left side of the field from not covering the wide receiver.RED is the cornerback coming "HOT" therefore the color RED indicates he's coming unblocked,unseen by the QB. LOOP means outside linebacker comes around inside the tackle gap right,or left on a blitz,or rush up the middle to the quarterback,or make him hurry up,or throw and bad pass before he wants to,or gets sacked.JAM means the cornerback who is NOT rushing jams the wide receiver at the line in his pass route.DOG means the other outside linebacker has coverage on the running back if he goes out for a pass.BANDIT is the just the rush assignment for the defensive line left,or right direction.Middle Linebacker calls out 3-times at the line: "RED OVER" taps the top of his helmet too let which cornerback know who's rushing,(or coming on the blitz) depending on the offensive formation,or look.🇺🇲🏈

[@tangosucka1142]

Hi Joe 👋

[@BritishGuy22]

Hey Tango!

[@TanyaQueen182]

Trash talk is fun but I don't like when it gets mean.

[@macdadstromboli2762]

Hello British Guy, I was wondering if you could react to The Man Who Went on a Rampage: MOH MSG Roy Benavides (Tango Mike Mike)? 6 hrs in hell during the Vietnam War. MOH= Medal of Honor, highest award issued by congress, aka, The Congressional Medal of Honor. MSG= Master Sergeant (Army)

[@randypyles1578]

I am first, please do Ohio State Marching band

[@trevadon7033]

Sounds boring

[@bethbennett-blesi6908]

If you like this, check out the Bad Lip Reading channel!

[@olds777]

You know this all fake??

[@rukus9585]

Everybody on this side of the pond trash talks. It's part of the experience.

[@AceManning18]

It's already been said but yeah that's a pretty standard play call. The thing to remember is only the QB really needs to know/remember it all. The rest of the position groups get there assignment in code basically (Z flat, Y post, etc) and tune the rest out most likely. The quarterbacks obviously have to know the whole thing but if youre the Z receiver and hear z post you dont need the rest of the info tbh.

[@rukus9585]

If you automatically object to any nfl celebration, you're not meant for it. Gotta have thicker skin, m8.