🇬🇧 BRITISH Rugby Fan Reacts To NFL Steelers LEGEND Troy Polamalu - Top 10 Strong Safety ALL TIME?

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🇬🇧 BRITISH Rugby Fan Reacts To NFL Steelers Legend Troy Polamalu - Top 5 Strong Safety ALL TIME?
Hi everyone, I’m Kabir and welcome to another episode of Kabir Considers! In this video I’m going to React To NFL Legend Troy Polamalu - Top 5 Strong Safest ALL TIME?
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[@glennchampion2074]

His humility outweighed his abilities on the field. His most notable quote is "Football is what I do, not who I am". What that meant to him is that his character and value as a human being are measured by his off field actions, not his game play. A truly solid individual.

[@kabirconsiders]

Yeah he seems like a multi layered person

[@ramiholmes8393]

When asked if he loved football he said “I love life, but football is a part of life. And in that way I do love football”

[@conniegnesda9720]

Troy #1 all the way! Such a real dude, humble and a family man!

[@a00141799]

Glad you got to see how great Troy Polamalu was. And honestly, a five minute video doesn't do him or his career justice. Truly a guy you would want to go to war with.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Troy is a fellow Californian so I have known him since he was a college star at USC. The mascot of USC is a Trojan (Warrior) from the ancient City of Tory. Troy thought that he was always destined to attend this prestigious university and become a legend. I am a lifelong fan of cross-town rival UCLA, and believe me Tory proved an unstoppable force against us. But I still always liked and respected him. Troy is universally loved by all NFL fans. First of all, the guy was a humble and gracious man. Never bragged about his or his teams greatness. Understood the games strategy and tactics on par with an experienced coach and played with reckless abandon. And left the game before his skills markedly declined. Simply an incredible player who obviously loved playing this game. ❤💛❤

[@kabirconsiders]

Yeah. think I'm going to have to revisit Troy quite soon, maybe a more complete video showing his all round game. The challenge is KZbin doesn't allow reactions to certain videos! Troy really seemed to punch well above his weight, I didn't realise he was "only" 5'10 and 94kg!

[@yourHandleShouldBeAtLeast3...]

You should watch pat McAfee story about polamalu lining up in the c gap. Its hilarious. It's called pat talks about how troy polamalu ruined his life.

[@kabirconsiders]

cheers mate, I'll check it out!

[@rhoetusochten4211]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGKWkpusjtFjhqc

[@willrobinson4976]

Troy is one of my favorite Steelers of all time, I absolutely love that guy and miss him so much. I'm a life long Steelers fan and we sure could use him today lol. We are 11-1 and had our first lost on last Monday to a team we should have beat on our home filed. However I understand the lost, it was 3 games in 12 days and we have not playing well anyway . But no excuses, we have a big games Sunday, I miss my boy Troy, he always went all out.

[@ludarufrost9670]

TROY POLAMALU A BEAST ....ONE OF THE REASONS NFL WAS EVER WATCHED IN AUSTRALIA ...SAMOA REP ALL DAY 💯🔥

[@ludarufrost9670]

BEST SAFETY ALLDAE

[@bodaggit7991]

Seahawks fan here, 💙💚loved Troy Polamalu. He reminded me of a Tiger 🐅, always pouncing everything doing everything. Props to you for knowing our game!

[@kabirconsiders]

Troy was an awesome player! Played with class

[@musicah8496]

By the way, he's 5'10, not a huge guy at all, which makes it even more impressive

[@kabirconsiders]

Definitely, it was his immense skill that took him so far!

[@Metal_Head_Mark]

Now I watched it!! Lol. Thank you for directing me to this reaction. Complete beast. Like I said, I am not a Steelers fan, but he is my all-time favorite safety. Nothing but respect for him.

[@slearramirezjr.1868]

React to Sean Taylor he was also one of the best free safety

[@kabirconsiders]

I've put him on the list!

[@patsow4797]

Such a shame about Shaun Taylor, just couldn’t put the gangster lifestyle behind them surrounded him with a bunch of thugs ended up costing him his life

[@paulscott4958]

He has nothing on Troy

[@gaj7062]

For my top 3, it is Ronnie Lott, Ed Reed Troy Polamalu.

[@kabirconsiders]

Interesting, 3rd all-time means he was a hell of a player

[@brewii4991]

Ronnie Lott...how do you even tell someone how badass he was? It has to be witnessed. And "E-D-Reed boy! The best safety you ever seen, boy!" Totally agree with this list.

[@Burgman22]

Cant disagree but ed reed and troy play two different positions. They are both “safety” but free and strong have vastly different responsibilities its hard to compare. Ronnie played both.

[@antoinemiller2912]

I just want to let you know that Troy is one of the best Safety's that played in the NFL . And like you said he was a first ballot Hall of famer

[@brewii4991]

3:10 I'm not sure from you reaction if you realized this, but he wasn't diving on the ball there. He CAUGHT that for an interception.

[@kabirconsiders]

Oh wow I didn't realise that, that's insane

[@donnahansen1204]

Im a bears fan but if you didn't appreciate troy you didnt watch nfl Definitely top 5 strong safeties in nfl history. So fun to watch

[@kabirconsiders]

The guy really seems like a all action, balls to the wall type

[@McSnacks930]

Pittsburg is the Sheffield of the US. The steel production town, blue collar football is what they respect. Hard work every play

[@Zaximillian]

Makes me want to look up Sheffield. - signed, Pittsburgh Steeler fan

[@staciemohler4624]

2:03 hall of flame

[@caesarsdream3318]

RONNIE LOTT. Dude chopped off one of his fingers so he could play in the playoffs. Won 4 super bowls

[@kabirconsiders]

I've put him on the list!

[@brunomars204]

Troy and Lott don’t play around. These USC DBs are just built different.

[@SwimCoach8]

Strong Safeties generally have an uncanny grasp of where the ball is and what's happening on the field. Every once in a while, a strong safety comes along that is almost psychic in their ability to find the ball. When you have a S.S, that can visualize the play as it unfolds, while it unfold....You've got a truly dangerous dude on your hands. Imagine a guy that knows your play book after the first few minutes of a game. If he wasn't breaking up plays, he was breaking your quarterback. I really loved watching him play.

[@kabirconsiders]

I need to watch a straight highlight vid of his, from what people say he was a really special player

[@zachcregle2931]

Have to watch some highlight videos of steelers wide receivers Hines ward and Randle El. One of the best receiving duo's IMO (though I might be a bit biased as a Pittsburgh fan lol)

[@Deeznutzo_]

How did I miss this. I didn’t see you upload it RIP. Thanks for checking out my all time favorite

[@JoeyNiklas]

As a Yinzer and Stillas fan, it brought joy watching this. I won't rank him because I have my own bias. Guys like Troy, Greg Lloyd, Hines Ward, James Harrison as well as those from the Steel Curtain years like Lambert, Mean Joe Green and so on truly represent the blue collar attitude of yinzers from Pittsburgh. Hope you make it to Pittsburgh for a game someday. Tailgating is half the experience.

[@phildicks4721]

My ranking would probably be Ronnie Lott, Troy Polamalu, and Ed Reed as 1,2, and 3. If I were starting a franchise, I'd pick Troy. He's the type of player to build a defense around. He's quiet, but he exudes leadership by example.

[@maloyo7901]

Don't know if there are KZbin videos on this guy, but the ultimate Steeler for us old-school types is Mean Joe Greene. This is from a former Clevelander, BTW.

[@Zaximillian]

Most Pittsburgh fans agree, bar none. 75 is the Steeler who turned the tide for this franchise. It is well established that he was the beginning of Black and Gold respect and glory.

[@rhoetusochten4211]

I had to switch from my phone to the tv for this one. Don't forget, Troy once lined up in the c gap.

[@kabirconsiders]

The guy was a straight up beast!

[@rhoetusochten4211]

@@kabirconsiders absolutely

[@fuafaatiga6593]

IA FAAMANUIA LE ATUA I Lau susuga. TROY, Polamalu and FML

[@drift2678]

I just have one more recommendation is Larry Allen he was beast of man. He was only an offense lineman but was still crazy to watch

[@drift2678]

There are two videos I recommend which are him chasing down a linebacker and the nfl throwback video on him

[@kabirconsiders]

Larry is coming real soon!

[@user-wn7tp9cz1u]

Greatest strong safety ever!

[@lito4481]

Top 2 or 3 strong safeties ever in league history.

[@kabirconsiders]

Wow, top 2?? Huge credentials

[@scorpiothegreat1]

Top 5 probably. #1 Ronny Lott , #2 Ed Reed, #3 Rod Woodson, #4 Ken Houston (49) INTs,

[@McSnacks930]

Ed Reed and Brian Dawkins!

[@JoeyNiklas]

@@scorpiothegreat1 Rod Woodson got the bulk of his INTs playing CB with the Stillas. Rod moving to FS with the 9ers and then Ravens added years to his career.

[@jeffolar5419]

9:37 number one of all time

[@glennchampion2074]

I'm not a huge Steelers fan, but I do respect them and their history (And my team just knocked them out of being undefeated!). They have a long line of Hall of Fame players. Check out the "Steel Curtain" Defense. They were packed with talent. You can choose any player from that era and do a reaction to them. Most of the players on that squad are in the Hall. On offense, check out Lynn Swann, John Stallworth, Franco Harris, "The Immaculate Reception" play. The Steelers were arguably the team of the 1970's.

[@kabirconsiders]

Cheers mate, I'll check out the steel curtain, it sounds formidable!

[@Zaximillian]

The Steel Curtain was SO dominant a defense that rhey held opposing offenses down to no points and sometimes negative yards per game in some statistics. Their front four were all incredibly good. THEN you had guys like Jack Lambert and Jack Ham behind them. THEN you had defensive backs like Mel Blount. So good that guys like Mike Wagner get forgotten. The only supremely dominant defenses that have no arguments against them that I can think of were the 1985 Chicago Bears' "46" defense, and the 1991 Philadelphia Eagles. The Steel Curtain was a fixture of the NFL for multiple seasons, with mostly the same guys.

[@kabirconsiders]

@@Zaximillian I really need to watch some steel curtain footage, they sound legendary!

[@docgonzales]

For a guy only weighing 94kg ( 207 pounds) he packs a punch.

[@kabirconsiders]

Absolutely, punched well above his weight class

[@gaj7062]

Great vid

[@kabirconsiders]

Cheers mate :)

[@gaj7062]

You should check out Kam Chancellor or Richard Sherman. Kam was a strong safety and a really big hitter. Sherman was a corner who made some incredible interceptions. This is a little biased because I am a seahawks fan but they were/are really great players

[@kabirconsiders]

Cheers for the recommendations, I'll put them on the list! I've heard about Kam and Richard, especially when Richard was on the Seahawks team that won the Superbowl

[@richardconrad5438]

It's interesting to hear a break down from a different perspective! Troy was like a wet blanket smothering the opponent's offense by always being in close proximity to the ball regardless what area of the field. His phenomenal instinct and closing speed forced opposing offenses to throw and run away from him, limiting their options and elevating the play of his fellow defenders. Top three NFL safeties are in my opininion , in no particular order are Troy Palamalu, Ronnie Lott and Jack Tatum. Honerable mention Carnell Lake. And any of those players would be a good keystone, and always at the beginning of their career so they odopt the culture in a way as to emulate it. The NFL draws viewers with flashy plays but no team has ever won a Superbowl with a flimsy defense. Here in Steeler Nation we say "offense wins games, defense wins championships" I hope to see more content soon.

[@patsow4797]

The Tasmanian devil set the bar really high for strong safeties I would say top five of all time, you may also want to check out Cam chancellor, from Seattle no one as Ban Bam Cam or (the punisher video is awesome, definitely worth your time and review)

[@kimberlyianaro3774]

Number 1 hands down!

[@kcgibbs]

Samoan warrior power.

[@kabirconsiders]

The mana is strong!

[@timt3566]

You should check out defensive end Robert Mathis of the Indianapolis Colts Mathis is the all time NFL record holder for strip sacks and forced fumbles. He was the perfect blend of muscle and speed in one package There is a youtube vid of fumble he forced. I guarantee you'll love watching him play 👍

[@kabirconsiders]

He sounds like a tank.. I'll find a good vid of his to react to and put it on the list, thanks for the reccomendation!

[@marvinwalker2368]

I think you would love Ray Lewis, he was one of the best middle linebackers to ever play the game and he was an absolute leader of men.

[@The410cam]

Check out Ray Lewis from the Baltimore Ravens

[@cribzy7162]

Look at the highlights from NFL throwback

[@kabirconsiders]

I've put it on the list!

[@BitterDFD]

Check out Brian Urlacher. He's a Hall of Fame player that spent his entire career with the Chicago Bears. He is part of a long line of great defensive players in the team's history. Chicago as a city loves good defense over flashy offense. Linebackers hold a special place in peoples' hearts.

[@kabirconsiders]

Thanks for the reccomendation, I've put him on the list!

[@kimberlyianaro3774]

Best strong safety to ever step on a football field.

[@devynharding5653]

I'm a life long steelers fan...honestly since being a new born even as a girl my parents had me in steelers clothes in the late 70s...to me Troy is second all time to Ronnie Lott. A saw someone else suggest this n i agree u should check out a video of the Steel Curtain D from the 70s. Football was alot different than though. Way more physical.

[@edwardrogers7469]

Ravens vs Steelers in the AFC championship, a game for men only. That is as rough as the NFL gets..

[@kabirconsiders]

Some real physical dudes!

[@409edits]

Bruh top 10 isn't even discussion, the question is he number 1? I don't think he was statistically (and he didn't play real long), but he did so many things no other safety has ever done, so I think maybe most versatile would be way to phrase it perhaps

[@robertgoldman2092]

Troy all day

[@dualsensei8799]

Troy Polamalu not even bias is first or second if anyone is better it’s Ed reed but still I think troy is so much better

[@michaelpeer1753]

There is a channel, here on YT, known as Bad Lip Reading. Their best videos, in my opinion, are their NFL-based ones. I would recommend them to anyone.

[@caseygarth6823]

All time

[@joshuanicca9246]

you should do a review of "weapon X" brian Dawkins of the Philadelphia eagles.... an icon team leader and an all around good guy lol

[@kabirconsiders]

I've put it on the list!

[@Riff22741]

The Samoan Troy Polamalu Best SF period in the games history. Rd Reed best FS in history.

[@jeffborowiak8992]

M. Lynch is not still playing. But running backs, Frank Gore age 37, and Adrian Peterson age 35 are still playing. If Frank Gore plays two more years, Frank Gore and his son could both be on a NFL roster at the same time maybe.

[@kabirconsiders]

Playing in the league at the same time as your son would be so surreal, has it been done before?

[@evylisgd]

Think Troy would make most top 5 safeties of all time, what's most impressive is his motor. He seemed to just suddenly appear all over the field. I would easily rank Ronnie Lott and Ed Reed ahead of him, it would be harder to make the case for anyone else. Besides the previous two mentioned, other safeties worth looking into might be Charles Woodson, John Lynch (one of the grittiest some say dirtiest), and the ever tragically short career of Sean Taylor (could have topped this list eventually).

[@kabirconsiders]

Interesting, it seems that though Troy was a little undersized for his position, it didn't hold him back at all. I'll check out those other names you mentioned, cheers mate!

[@McSnacks930]

Larry Allen for a crazy strong and fast big man!

[@kabirconsiders]

I've put him on the list!

[@timhefty504]

This is an iffy comparison but I've always compared his style of play to Chris Benoit's wrestling character. He would do anything to stop you, even if it meant sacrificing his body. Thats why I'm concerned for him as he gets up in his years

[@robertgoldman2092]

That’s Troy

[@hugolionboss6355]

I'm not sure if you've already done randy moss but if you haven't you won't be let down if you react to his highlights..

[@johngammon7891]

It's said God talked to Troy on the football field, he spent 2-3 hours a day in/at the Church (and still does). I'd take Troy, don't know if he missed a game, every week he'd be there, being a Steelers fan for 54 years I might be a little biased...lol

[@kabirconsiders]

lol really seems like he was a special player

[@johngammon7891]

@@kabirconsiders never heard him talk about himself, not like other players at the time, he spoke on the field, when he made a tackle he went back to the huddle no posing or flexing for the camera...he was a Football Player...

[@robertpage6198]

i think you would enjoy watching Dick Butkis chicago bears. linebacker.

[@kabirconsiders]

I've put him on the list! Is that his real name? lol

[@robertpage6198]

Lol, fruedian slip? I misspelled it. Dick Butkus. Played late 60's early 70's. The best linebacker in the NCAA (college) receives the Butkus award each season

[@kabirconsiders]

@@robertpage6198 I knew "dick butkis" couldn't be right lmao

[@obcane3072]

Devin Hester... best return man of all time

[@kabirconsiders]

I'll have to check him out!

[@fyi_goodsoul7346]

🔥🔥🔥

[@obcane3072]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZq6q5qYmZikgbM

[@cribzy7162]

Megaton

[@jeffborowiak8992]

Like the most famous hair in the league.

[@kabirconsiders]

I bet players yanked it all the time lol

[@jeffborowiak8992]

I did see that happen once.

[@McSnacks930]

React to Jerome The Bus Bettis!

[@kabirconsiders]

I've put him on the list!

[@Zaximillian]

I would argue that Jerome Bettis is the last great "Big Back" in the NFL. The game has moved on from The Bus since he was bowling people over.

[@teelive8249]

React to the top 💯 greatest nfl players of all time

[@kabirconsiders]

I’ll put it on my list!

[@teelive8249]

@@kabirconsiders ok

[@kentgrady9226]

Troy was damn good, and certainly worthy of his bust in the Hall of Fame.... But I personally put him behind Ronnie Lott and Jack Tatum, and perhaps Ed Reed. As you might guess from his name, Troy Polamalu is an ethnic Samoan. People of that heritage often excel at football, just as they do in rugby. It's funny, because they're some of the warmest, most kind-hearted people on the planet. But when they get turned loose, look out. They are the stuff of nightmares. The territory of American Samoa produces, per capita, more NFL players than any state, territory, or jurisdiction of any kind. The state of Hawaii, with a large percentage of ethnic Polynesian people, also produces a huge number of great football players, despite its remoteness and relatively small population. It must be something in the water. Who knows?

[@kabirconsiders]

People from that region; Samoa, Fiji, Tonga, etc pack on weight like no other. They are enormous! Aside from the genetic predisposition, it has to be their diet. Probably super high in protein and carbs.

[@kentgrady9226]

@@kabirconsiders Yes, they're often quite large. Even those who aren't insanely huge just seem to have the correct combination of strength, explosiveness, agility and temperament for rough sport. My home state of Nebraska, as well as other rural, Midwestern states, used to produce disproportionate numbers of offensive linemen. The combination of German and Scandinavian ethnic background (generally larger than most people), being raised doing physical labor on farms and ranches, and like you mentioned - a diet often high in proteins and carbs... made for lots of big, strong boys. I regularly played against opponents who towered over me (I'm 6'1") and easily weighed 120kgs... And they were 16-17 years old. This doesn't seem especially remarkable to some people these days. But 30+ years ago, it was pretty incredible. I remember thinking, "How the hell am I gonna move *this* guy?" Back to Samoans... There's a documentary on football culture in that territory. Poverty is a big problem there. They often play with old, outdated equipment. But, word gets out, and college recruiters travel half way around the world to scoop these kids up by the bus load. It's pretty interesting.

[@kentgrady9226]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2eci2uceNWod6s You might find this interesting...

[@kabirconsiders]

@@kentgrady9226 Yeah I've heard about the poor economic situation plaguing Samoa, it's pretty sad considering it seems like a country rich in agriculture and other natural resources. My long term goal when I have kids (touch wood) is to get them into rugby, sounds like I need to find a nice Samoan/Midwestern girl to settle down with lol.

[@kabirconsiders]

@@kentgrady9226 Nice, cheers Kent I'll watch it later this evening

[@tinarussell4776]

React to Jack Lambert

[@kabirconsiders]

I've put him on my list!

[@robertdedrick7937]

React to game pass nfl film session. Tre devious White or DeShaun Watson... please

[@kabirconsiders]

I've put it on the list!

[@robertgoldman2092]

Top 3

[@a00141799]

Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Polamalu, Gronk, or JJ....Very difficult decision here, however I choose JJ only because I think that at his position, he has perhaps the greatest ability to determine the outcome of a game. And although I really love Gronk and recognize his exceptional ability in all facets of the game, I would choose Troy second. As I said in the Gronk video, a great receiver like Gronk is dependent on a very good quarterback that can get the ball to him and a even a decent run game in order to mix things up. If Gronk is your main weapon then defences would design a specific schemes around limiting or stopping him.

[@robertgoldman2092]

Top five

[@donelljr4467]

can you react to ben Roethlisberger the steelers legend

[@scorpiothegreat1]

Brian Dawkins Weapon X

[@gregoryfritz7413]

You should react to Pat McAfee on how Troy "ruined his life" it's actually rather funny

[@kabirconsiders]

I’ll put it on my list!

[@Alex.Kaleipahula]

He is samoan

[@caseygarth6823]

That nigga number 1

[@drift2678]

Have you reacted to Brian Dawkins

[@kabirconsiders]

Nope, he's on my list!

[@farvadafatazz2274]

Reacting to specific NFL plyers. Bo Jackson, the best athlete in history. Dante Hall, the human highlight real. Barry Sanders, the best NFL running back ever. EVER.

[@kabirconsiders]

I've done Bo and Barry already, I've added Dante to the list!

[@farvadafatazz2274]

@Kabir Considers oh shit. I must've missed them. Gotta go back and find them. Dante's highlights are FUCKING AWESOME. I think you'll enjoy him immensely.

[@Zaximillian]

Dante Hall, the X-Factor! For a stretch that lasted maybe 12 months, he could break ANY return, and all in spectacular fashion. He is among the kick returners you held your breath for, like Devin Hester, Eric Metcalf, Dave Meggett, a little Allen Rossum, Nathan Vasher for a bit, and many others.

[@kabirconsiders]

@@Zaximillian I'll find a good vid of dante to react to, cheers for the suggestion!

[@Zaximillian]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIqYg3x3bdqrf7s is the longer one done by the NFL, and puts his runbacks into context. On most teams, runbacks of any kick for a touchdown happen rarely per season, and sometimes not at all. With Dante Hall over this stretch, he was a threat to do this every GAME.

[@cliffniiranen1044]

Troy #1 Ed Reed #2

[@blakefrancisboggs7526]

If you decide to support an NFL team the Steelers are a good choice.

[@kabirconsiders]

They seem a really solid choice, I'm mainly considering the Giants because of NY's proximity to London, going to games would be a lot easier

[@blakefrancisboggs7526]

Is that why Brits always choose east coast teams? Lol ok... I guess that means I really couldn’t talk you into a Midwestern team.

[@kabirconsiders]

@@blakefrancisboggs7526 I think its a good reason why we do, the east coast is just so much closer to us and more realistic to fly to. I would be open to choosing a midwestern team though, it would just mean I probably wouldnt get to many games lol

[@Zaximillian]

The New York Football Giants are a decent pick. This is a franchise that has boom and bust cycles. They rise out of seemingly nowhere to be good or great for a couple of years, then cycle through just awful, then rise again. Right now their future feels like an uncomfortable question mark. Like in Batman where the awkward Riddler shows up. I'm no fan of the G-Men, but, speaking objectively, they seem to have an identity of unspectacular players playing a tough, ball control strategy. Superstar players do not seem to have ever meshed well on the Giants. They play a team game, usually with a marquee running back and a complete defense.

[@Vadershake]

You have to react to the Pat McAffey story about Troy Polamalu ruining his chance to score a touchdown in front of his family. So funny: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGKWkpusjtFjhqc Also easily top safeties all time.

[@kabirconsiders]

Cheers mate, I'll check it out!

[@Burgman22]

Please stop comparing Troy and Ed. They played 2 different positions. Ed is the best ball hawking free safety of all time. Troy is the best SS. Ronnie played 3 different positions so its hard to make him the best at a single position. He was a monster though.

[@jeffborowiak8992]

Are you looking for interesting things to react to or interesting players to react to? Michael Vick unreal career highlights Sean Taylor ultimate career highlight reel Every Josh Cribs Return Touchdown Every Phil Dawson 50 + yard field goal ( with the Browns ) Also Adrian Peterson, Frank Gore, Jim Brown are good running backs. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGjOaK2KfptrY9k kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIHXmmyirLFjoMk

[@kabirconsiders]

Both! Interesting things and players, basically anything interesting sports related. Thanks for the links and the reccomendations mate

[@pro5692]

Ed reed is the greatest Tory a close second look up ed and check out Sean Taylor he was gonna be one of the greatest you have to check them two out

[@kabirconsiders]

I've put them both on my list!

[@blakefrancisboggs7526]

Here’s a really good video for you. It will give you some insight into plays and play calling in the NFL, although Peyton Manning took it to another level. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHmYmKp-fc-NbbM

[@cliffniiranen1044]

That was not a great vid of Troy

[@kabirconsiders]

It was more of a telling of his story, I needed it as I didn't know who he was. Now I can watch a straight highlight vid and have a better appreciation of him as a player