Canadians React To The NFL's Most Athletic Plays of All Time!

[@AW11-e4h]

Saquon Barkley backwards hurdle over a person most definitely would be on this,if it didn’t just happen this season. Fly Eagles Fly 🦅

[@thegamingironman]

Im glad someone else mentioned that play. It is a play that i believe will NEVER replicated, and i feel blessed to have witnessed that amazing feat of athleticism.

[@VinzClorthokeymasterofGozer]

2 Vick plays, both with Falcons, 1 Barry Sanders, 0 Randall Cunningham. Too much recency bias.

[@crosswalk48]

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[@jameswilson7790]

The Lynn Swann catch was in Super Bowl 10, played in January 1976. The Steelers came from down 10-7 to win 21-17 against the Cowboys. Swann spoke about taking ballet lessons to improve his balance and dexterity.

[@Trendkiller196]

I went to the Superbowl parade in Seattle and Marshawn was throwing skittles into the crowd. People were throwing him bottles of liquor and he would take a shot and throw it back. Dude’s a legend.

[@jimleinonen7096]

Two videos you should watch. Gayle Sayers had a short career but could almost be considered the best running back in NFL history. Injuries doomed him. He still got in the Hall of Fame. He scored 20 touchdowns his rookie year and had probably the greatest game of all time. He scored 6 touchdowns on a muddy field. Also, the greatest play in college or pro happened between Cal and Stanford. The Stanford band was already on the field thinking they had won when Cal scored on a kickoff return to win the game.

[@dixbowman3452]

Juilo jones was a BEAST. He always catches it. Him and Larry Fitzgerald

[@SLIM_MARSHALL87]

Bengals front flip into touchdown was Jerome Simpson he played at Reidsville high school in NC and was a beast

[@jaredroberts578]

Nice man, you know football. I can tell by you recognizing the names across eras

[@zappa1952]

Phil. Absolutely agree with you. Megatron 😅

[@vince100dotcom]

That didn't have the greatest catch I've ever seen, David Tyree's catch in the Super Bowl. He pinned the ball to his helmet with one hand while being hit and contested by a defender, incredible. Check it out.

[@technicschic]

Just came across this vid. About the discussion about reactionary component or training, I think it is both. Christian McCaffrey was in one of the plays, where he hurdled a guy for a TD. Yes, he reacted in the moment, but he also has an insane off-season training regiment where he trains specifically to make movements that are not usually natural to your body (like hurdling someone), so that once it comes to the game, it is just natural instinct for him because he has trained for it so much.

[@chrismunoz7859]

I remember that playoff game with marshawn thats when we were 7-9 and made it and to cap it off the "hold my D" at the end hahaha BEASTQUAKE!! GO HAWKS!

[@xtheregulator42x]

Donald Driver was one of the BEST WRs for Green Bay

[@JC-fd9ch]

Never knew you guys where Canadian but it all makes sense now

[@angelado3]

Love the NFL !!!!

[@mosesmartinez14]

Antonio brown was an athletic play because of the speed he generated and how he quickly opened a gap between himself and the defender. the front flip was for show

[@josephgilbert3632]

I wish they had shown Edelman's Super Bowl catch. At least they didn't show Tyree's.

[@jasminew8835]

Yall should watch the NFL Biggest freaks of nature. It's a few years old but it's a good one.

[@aj897]

16:48 That was during COVID

[@rogerpace3749]

you guys should watch the nfl most defensive plays next.

[@Tractorboyx20]

You should watch Randy Moss greatest moments.

[@arnoldcox9128]

One good Bengals play

[@JerseyBA62]

julio jones was one of best recievers ever

[@ronaldnelson6692]

Lynn Swann has said many times that he took ballet in the off season to maintain his flexibility.

[@l_train947]

How is the original uploader gonna have "most athletic plays of all time" as the title and only have one Polamalu play? The man could have filled the length of this video with the athletic plays he made. He redefined the Strong Safety position.

[@tstumpf75]

8:48 lay on you stomach.. with 1 shove (dont leave your hands on the ground for leverage after the push) push yourself up to your feet. Not many people can do it

[@clintonroppolo1709]

I read that Vicks cleats were customized with "mirrors" in them because he wanted the defense see themselves chasing him.

[@TBOYTROY]

17:51 That’s my uncle and my namesake

[@willvr4]

Carbs during a game is a horrible idea. Simple sugars are ideal. Growing up playing sports, we use to eat oranges at halftime to get energy for the 2nd half, so skittles makes sense. That's why people carb-load a full day before a big cardio event, not during.

[@aceckrot]

Are the highlights are a few years old? Justin Jefferson's catch against the Bills would definitely qualify as one of the most athletic plays of all time. I would love it if you reacted to the 2022 Game 10 highlights of the Vikings-Bills game, it was amazing!

[@HRConsultant_Jeff]

Many years ago they used pine tar and there were rules when receivers used too much. Some even smeared it on their uniforms.

[@andrewvidmar3488]

i think the 3 most dominant and best WRs of all time in this order is calvin johnson, randy moss and julio jones please let me know what you think

[@orangeandblackattack]

Hey you guys! Here's what you need to know about the NFL (and this is tongue in cheek, cause I know you know your football lol) : Since 1980, the greatest organization in it is the San Francisco 49ers. Check out "best of moments" by Joe Montana, Jerry Rice, John Taylor, Steve Young.."hardest hits by" Ronnie Lott. You wont be disappointed.

[@kenkonwick6660]

To be fair, Antonio Brown had about 7 concussions during his career. Some from dirty hits, trying to knock him out of tge game. He was a quiet unassuming young man when he started, involved in community services and other things. But as he grew Uber wealthy and had his mellon softened up, he got more and more bizarre

[@Josh-nj1gw]

I played ball,the sticky helps,but if you can't catch even with those gloves you won't make catches you should,train without them wear them in game

[@trippz_tha_don8323]

I feel like as reciever the gloves definitely helped a bit but you’re right, if you can’t catch you can’t catch. I only wore them for those difficult fingertip catches.

[@robertg7396]

You need to get back to WWE reactions. I would strongly recommend the "1998 Hell in a Cell match." Between The Undertaker and Mankind. It's considered one of the greatest matches of all time.

[@mikefrank115]

Apparently whoever made this video thinks that diving with your arms outstretched is the most athletic thing you can do in the NFL 😀

[@fredeerickbays]

ya not every body can be a Fran Tarkenton From peewee to pro he missed only one game do to a broken arm Dick Butkus said in an interview that Fran was the only person he ever hit while playing football he did not enjoy doing so. Dick said hit franc was like running into a steel girder.

[@chetstevensq]

The Bears had Sayers and Payton and these guys show a Matt Forte clip? "All time" once again is limited to the last 25 years.

[@wrightfam9435]

That Seahawks play still makes me sick to my stomach

[@anthonyferro23]

Hey Sam and phil I have a reaction request to your channel idea can you react to WWE La Knight Savage moments I promise you guys will enjoy it i hope pick my idea for the next video love you guys hope you have happy Christmas holiday

[@rorygrime1202]

The gloves are tackified for the grip.

[@dicktrickle741]

The modern ones actually have a sticky substance on them.

[@alexharbison4411]

There are some nice plays here but catches with gloves are BS.

[@OfficialDRELOSKi]

Sir wut

[@John_Locke_108]

You guys are from Canada?? I thought you wee from Florida or Tennessee based on your accents. I was waaay off.

[@trammo55]

I guess there were truly athletic plays before 1990? LMAO

[@robertkern9911]

Youve seen the rest now heres the best :)Lawrence Taylor (The Greatest Defensive Player in NFL History) NFL Legends kzbin.info/www/bejne/jH_IZoOVm7OrjM0 Mind blowing you see some of him on the video were watching

[@andrewvidmar3488]

calvin johnson in my opinion is easily the best WR ever he retired because he wanted to quit incase he gets hurt enough to ruin his home life with his family instead of too late and his life is ruinedi think the 2 people that deserved a ring more then anybody was calvin johnson and barry sanders but too bad they were on the crappy lions back then

[@ericallen1587]

Watch Cris Carter videos all skill and practice best hands you will ever see

[@stuarthumphrey1787]

No idea what was happening, definitely didn't see any flags waving except in the crowd. Certainly not rugby, totally baffled 🤔

[@chrispavlich9656]

It’s American Football. NFL.

[@Terrell070]

Canadians played a role in the development of this sport in the 1800s. I wonder if it would be as fun if they didn't.