Celebrities' All-Time Favorite NFL Players | NFL Films Presents

[@yd856]

I love how the reason that arguably the greatest player of all time wears 33 is because of some random fullback from the 60’s.

[@philthornton1382]

LT wore 56 🤔

[@Garciawill]

@@philthornton1382 he’s talking about kareem 🤦‍♂️

[@Luisknowstooons]

@@philthornton1382 L

[@PhilTip]

@@philthornton1382 Oof.

[@yd856]

Phil Thornton I’m talking about Kareem being the NBA GOAT.

[@footballtime5474]

Im loving the favorite players videos today

[@rolmodel12.]

Whole-heartedly agree! It's interesting hearing the different perspectives, could almost be a psychological study: personality types and who they admire (position similarities? Off or Def? etc.). Also, some of these folks may not divulge much of their personal lives- but, here we have a video of childhood memoiries, and the moment's when heroes were born.

[@breinstobb591]

Yeah they 🔥

[@felipefarias8853]

Just want more of them they’re all so good

[@VccTn]

Same

[@jstewlly4747]

Danny Trejo 76....damn man look good stay healthy my guy

[@DaDualityofMan]

Danny Trejo has somehow always looked old yet never aged at the same time.

[@Castle_jay]

@@DaDualityofMan fr! kinda like morgan freeman😂

[@DaDualityofMan]

@@Castle_jay Exactly!

[@myselfasevan]

That’s what happens when you work out consistently

[@Jman417]

Machete . love you homie

[@tee.0319]

As a Samoan kid, Troy Polamalu will always be mine...he’s an inspiration to us polys fr

[@yvng_greenbean8019]

hes my favorite defensive player of all time

[@deeSwizzySwift]

The best part about him is he’s super humble uce!

[@jeremiahgeiger]

He went to my high school’s rival school

[@chickenmorechicken7138]

Lmao there's another comment that's a literal copy and also has the basic pfp. We get it, you like troy, but that's just sad.

[@edward6749]

As a Texan kid... he’s my favorite lol. Always played with class and respect

[@jordanpax9735]

See Danny trejo looking so happy talking about the Dutchmen kinda moved me to tears

[@Shinobi33]

yea man. You could tell he's old Americana California. A great time for him.

[@evan9536]

The clip at the end with Steve Harvey was incredible

[@ktrjohansendk8869]

Agreed Mate

[@kjo2130]

Facts

[@kevinthomas7526]

Jim was great on the field but he did beat women’s ass’s tho.

[@sterlingwilliams8645]

Growing up in San Diego, we had Junior Seau... dude literally transcended football out here

[@dansmith935]

Rip jack Murphy stadium

[@Shel230]

No he dident Brian dawkins was better the. Him

[@Shel230]

@Benjamin Anderson ok and still Brian dawkins was better then him

[@joshuachristopher5181]

Growing up as a kid in San Diego mine was LT !

[@mayhemjr.803]

Chargers never should've left San Diego

[@merakki]

Varisty blues and brett Favre damn I'm old.

[@benmarino1913]

Felt that too! 😂

[@HansCent]

It's a really good generation.

[@theshowstopper979]

A 10 i give it a 10

[@michaelhouston3450]

Me too 🤣🤣🤣

[@Uncultured_Barbarian465]

I've been a Packers fan since I was a kid in the 70's, but watching Sweetness play made him my favorite player. Payton was one of the greatest.

[@fan4life345]

The absolute greatest of all time!

[@ORagnar]

As a running back, he was about the best.

[@drakefriesen9159]

Watching Randy Moss on the Vikings as a kid. Damn, he seemed unstoppable

[@Maradala]

My favorite player ever. He made me believe in football as a kid

[@Terror832]

We were robbed of a Vikings vs Broncos super bowl in 98.

[@Jman417]

Me too.. Skool Vikings. That Thanksgiving game was boss.

[@zacharyjacobson4206]

I remember sitting on the couch as a kid watching Cunningham heave the ball deep and saying, "touchdown" way before you could even see who it was going to because you knew Moss had just burned someone and it was a touchdown.

[@RAAM855]

God damn. Hearing Trejo talking about watching games in the 50s makes me realize how old some of these guys are.

[@Ben-outdoors]

Kurt Warner First game I watched as a kid was that Super Bowl loss to The Steelers. Him and Larry Fitzgerald have always shown such heart and dedication. Not only to the game of football, but to life. Through serving their community and making an impact on young kids lives.

[@erikpuka2627]

This whole NFL 100 years marathon production was one of the coolest things ever made.Better than anything TV has to offer nowadays

[@cambosuperman25]

Ladainian Tomlinson is my all time favorite athlete. Playing runningback from the little league up to high school I always tried to play like him. The guy was just pure awesome on and off the field.

[@_zachmcall]

bruh imagine kareem trying to play football in highschool even😂 guy was like 7 feet

[@farakhhanif]

Imagine having to tackle that guy...

[@GrayJ34]

@@farakhhanif go for the legs

[@ericpeddicord7884]

Right, thatd be terrifying actually.

[@tatooine366]

Knee injury waiting to happen

[@sto1238]

I would be terrified lmao guys gigantic

[@davidthegoat8075]

If we're all being honest we all loved Vick at some point

[@smittygambling]

Yea well except dogs 🤭

[@quan8786]

@@smittygambling 😕

[@quan8786]

yeah

[@grunt-sw8si]

Nope. Not even a little bit. Ever.

[@raymond4955]

Yep

[@scizorbullet8185]

This is so heartwarming. Especially danny talking about norm van brocklin.

[@KTF0]

Lawrence Taylor was the reason why I got into football and the Giants were my team. The first game I remember, he was, by far, the best player on the field. It was not even close. The only NFL football jersey I ever bought was LT. Weird how time goes and I never felt even remotely interested in wearing another player's jersey, even though, I still love the NFL.

[@NakeyaeStreet]

I have two: Ronnie Lott and Reggie White.

[@DavidGarcia-yy8ud]

I like Aaron Donald and Aaron Rodgers

[@kareemzaffar7538]

Ronnie Lott, George Kittle, joe Montana, and jerry rice

[@bryanmoreno326]

Tony Gonzalez is the whole reason I got into football. He will always be my favorite player of all time and my hero.

[@MrBestinhalo]

As a KC native, that man is seen as a Diety here for a reason! By far my favorite player

[@DaDualityofMan]

Yeah, he was one of the first players I loved, we share a birthday and everything, that whole early 2000s Chiefs was really the first NFL team I paid attention too, Dante Hall was the first jersey I got.

[@quiet_guy9772]

#GoChiefsGo!

[@cityhawk]

Mine are Lawrence Taylor (I’m a Giants fan) and Barry Sanders (there’s such a quiet dignity and class to him).

[@MrMomoneyz]

Growing up Frank Gore was my favorite. He was so consistent despite being on those terrible Niner teams. Also became the all time rusher in one franchise.

[@dansmith935]

He still playing right

[@Ashar121]

Tom Brady will always be my favorite athlete of all time. Growing up in Boston in the 90s, watching the Patriots lose to GB in 96 with my dad, the Patriots were most definitely not a premiere franchise. Then to see them have the greatest Dynasty in possibly all of American sports all on the back of Tom Brady, will be something I'm going to tell my kids and grandkids. The greatest player in the history of the sport, just happened to be drafted by MY team in the 6th round. It could have been any other team, but I was so lucky that it was mine So many moments too in the last 20 years, both good and bad. The first SB win after 9/11, the potential undefeated season, 28-3 among others.

[@techmic2854]

This hit home

[@manuginobilisbaldspot424]

What Klosterman said about your heroes is so true. My two guys at 8 years old were Bo Jackson and Magic Johnson. I'm 41 years old now and they are STILL two heroes of mine. Having met them both and them living up to what I had in my childhood mind was the ultimate. But yeah, seeing Bo Jackson play football, both live (2x) and on television was an absolute highlight of my young life. He was amazing.

[@tonyyost331]

Barry Sanders for me, if he played longer, he would've easily broke the record

[@wd899]

He would have only borrowed the record

[@FoRmalMagic]

LaDainian Tomlinson will always be my favorite player definitely the best RB since the year 2000

[@jeffrey-f]

played as the Chargers on Madden just to use him

[@FoRmalMagic]

@@jeffrey-f I'm a colts fan but I would trade edgerrin james to the chargers for LT

[@bakgammon]

@@FoRmalMagic Maurice Jones-Drew was great too

[@FoRmalMagic]

@@bakgammon true I miss the old RBs we used to have not too many good backs in the league currently compared to like 20 years ago every team had a good back

[@sebastianvaca7895]

He’s the reason I got into football and made me become a chargers fan when I was younger

[@Favouredmojoe]

These videos have one thing in common: Brett Farve

[@breinstobb591]

He the best. Go pack go!

[@shutdowncorner7743]

Favre*

[@Favouredmojoe]

@@shutdowncorner7743 thanks 😂

[@TheSaltBoiCometh]

“TO was like Kobe to Michael Jordon” that is literally the perfect way to describe TO

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[@ravenr1420]

Jordon? Oh my god. Unbelievable. Can't even spell his name...wow

[@ravenr1420]

@@SusanPDavis STFU

[@9375-n4c]

Its not the perfect way to describe them Jerry has his records because of the amount of years he played and jordan chose to take his break from the league at his highest and rice played well past his prime

[@cjpip7751]

Except Jordan was a winner. TO is a loser.

[@juanchagoya8772]

Brett Favre played every game like it was his last. Sometimes it look like he was willing to throw his arm out just to make the play. Dude was a beast

[@vaultkreeper5469]

He had his faults and threw a ton of picks, but play to play I don't think anyone played harder than Favre. I agree with you.

[@cmbells7736]

Great at not repaying charities and staying out of jail. Packer fan by the way. JBH

[@scratchpenny]

@@cmbells7736 Has nothing to do with his play, though.

[@kws2534]

Jerome Bettis. Loved seeing him run over people. I'll always remember him trucking Brian Urlacher in the snow.

[@erocs9747]

Maybe my packers fan is coming out but urlacher overrated and bettis wasnt for a guy who went to notre dame

[@michaelhinton2738]

Sean Taylor had Owens shook when they played ...Bully the bully

[@Bigload992G]

ST was 💣 🔥!!! Rip 21

[@deeSwizzySwift]

Growing up Frank “The Inconvenient Truth” Gore he’s my favorite football player ever! Defense is Troy Polamalu and Patrick Willis!

[@DaDualityofMan]

I never heard anyone call Frank Gore that

[@deeSwizzySwift]

You’re too young to know!

[@deeSwizzySwift]

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[@DaDualityofMan]

@@deeSwizzySwift Bro, I've been watching football since before Gore was even in the league.

[@DaDualityofMan]

@@deeSwizzySwift Learn something new everyday

[@GinoSavage]

I started watching football around 13 years old. I’m 29 now, so I’m still relatively new to the game. I loved watching Patrick Willis from Ole Miss and then to the 49ers. I’m a Niners fan because of Patrick Willis!

[@mr.haynes965]

Marshall Faulk is mine...The Greatest Show On Turf was the highlight of my childhood...GO RAMS!!!

[@zulufever8649]

BRUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCE

[@xXZ3keSt4rXx]

Marion Barber was my Favorite. In my opinion he’s the original Beast Mode!

[@bradleydavis8714]

Barber was a beast!

[@jenniferlawrence8503]

If we're all being honest we all loved Vick at some point

[@Rudy87T]

Marion was a beast but that punishment he took cut his career short both physically and mentally

[@responsiblejerk2328]

Marion the Barberian

[@bruceschwering5919]

As an eagles fan, I always hated seeing Barber on the field. Just seemed like he wasn’t going to be stopped.

[@jorgeguardado6015]

When I came to the States didn't understand football at all but I fell in love with the giants because of LT. And Mark Navarro, Carson and Carl Banks which I met he's such a class act..

[@migtasti]

My favorite player growing up was Peyton Manning. Even though I was brought up as a Bears fan, I rooted for Indy in that Super Bowl. In 2011, my mom surprised me by driving 2+ hours to the Colts' training camp, but it was a surprise. I was wearing my Derrick Rose jersey and Peyton autographed the person on my right, skipped me, and autographed the person to my left. He's still the best and maybe one day I will get that autograph.

[@mikeycarrero6501]

I too love Peyton Manning.

[@migtasti]

@@mikeycarrero6501 he’s the goat in my book

[@TonyPurpleTurtle93]

My first ever game i watched tbat i remember is when tony romo replaced drew bledsoe and hes been my hero ever since

[@mattmirelez5121]

When I was a kid the Lions were terrible and no one stuck around very long so there weren't many players to get attached to. That all changed when Calvin Johnson came around. He was my favorite from pretty much his first game

[@jerryalamo3]

Larry Fitzgerald enough said hands down my favorite player !

[@andrewlarson7]

Him and Kurt changed Arizona football

[@bubbasgamingandpodcast6988]

Wasted that man's career man lmao😂

[@judywilson2444]

Larry Fitzgerald Walter Payton and Sean Taylor Has a special place in my heart coming from a steeler fan

[@jerryalamo3]

@@judywilson2444 all GOATS

[@GodsSon987]

Started watching football after sb 48 and became a Seahawks fan ever since. But watching film on the previous eras, Lawrence Taylor became my favorite player. Defensive player that transcended the game. No one could stop him

[@y.a.46]

Me in 40 years be like, there was a chef in the NFL named Russell Wilson. He used to cook up defenses for Sunday dinner.

[@clintfowler1526]

And bake turnovers on the side (apple, peach, interceptions, fumbles) hahahahaha

[@Terror832]

In 40 years kids we will say things like “Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady were great QBs but they stink by 2060s standards” “DK Metcalf is an inferior athlete. He doesn’t have cyborg implants.” “Aaron Donald would get pancaked by 2060s lineman”

[@elitedogger7948]

@@Terror832 fax game constantly evolving😂

[@knightni73]

Walter Payton. A hell of a player. A hell of a teammate. A hell of a man.

[@reychafamex9450]

Amen...

[@grantv.broussard8595]

Truth

[@lamontejones6524]

I'm 27years old n I loved Brain Urlacher and Ray Lewis these the players that inspired me to play MLB

[@nc2933]

You play major league baseball?!

[@AntonRobert-tk8vg]

that run at 6:38 is the embodiment of "poetry in motion" to think that's more than 50 years ago...

[@jesusTorres-jg1ch]

mine is cam newton i started watching football his mvp season and i just loved how he played in fact like 2 years after that season i would go and watch highlights agains the texans where he did a flip and went to the endzone he made me watch football and made me realize all the good plays that one man can make

[@zachjohns6975]

Hearing Kareem talk about how he chose his number is incredibly touching.

[@brettbanta2100]

Growing up in New Orleans, Rickey Jackson # 57 was my dude.

[@lancepaugeron9823]

0:44 insane how that wouldn't be a catch at all today but back then was a HUGE play in the super bowl.

[@frankgualtieri7243]

Jack Youngblood, #85 LA Rams. Awesome player, a worker and one of the toughest guys ever to suit up. Pure class.

[@CamberRockerCamber]

That "catch" at 0:46. Yep. I'm perfectly good with the catch rules today. 😄

[@YouCanChangeYourWorldToday]

I’m 28, my favorite nfl player was Marshall Faulk, Kurt Warner, Isaac Bruce, Tory Holt, etc...

[@garrethigdon7678]

my favorite player will always be nathan peterman. he is so fascinating to watch

[@argentinajacuzzi1176]

Im 20 now. Growing up a bengals fan AJ Green was and always will be my guy, no matter where he goes. Warren Sapp as well when I was real young was one of my favorites

[@SerJofreVeli]

90's kid and a Cowboys fan but my all-time favorite is Earl Campbell. I went to school with someone who's father blocked for Earl at UT, the football stories he told me were awesome. Plus Earl Campbell's Hot links are badass!!!

[@Johnporky_1]

Ayyy congrats on 1mill congrats 🎊🎉🎈🍾

[@darkshinethakid4463]

Jack Ham is one of my favorites

[@BornStudios]

I'm a diehard chiefs fan, so I could say someone like Tony G, Derrick Thomas, Patrick Mahomes, Priest Holmes, or Bobby Bell. But I cannot deny my favorite player of all time Deion "Prime Time" Sanders. Just the amount of fun he had on the field is nothing short of amazing and inspiring.

[@jlh4jc]

Mine was Warren Moon growing up as an Oiler fan. He threw the tightest spirals in the NFL at a time when his contemporaries included John Elway, Dan Marino, and Joe Montana. I also like Earl Campbell but was too young to see him in his prime.

[@davidstutz9893]

Video was awesome. U brought celebrities where I don't consider fake. I appreciate that very much

[@sebscso2343]

I was all about defense, thats why I became a Bears fan when I saw them on that SB against Colts. The way Urlacher played gave me goosebumps, so I played as #54 even when I played as DL some years and others as LB.

[@kevwhartman]

Marshall Faulk was my guy, so shifty an entertaining and could line him at wideout too sometimes. So entertaining

[@raymond4955]

4:55 turn subtitles on 💀

[@blybricks653]

Lol

[@kidzbop38isstraightfire92]

Did he say "Farving"? Because it does sound like he actually said farting

[@gmckennee]

You're the real goat

[@TictheTacman]

My favorite: Offense: Jerry Rice, Barry Sanders Deffense: Troy Polamalu,Joe Green

[@IamtheGOAT201]

Shaun Alexander is my all time favorite player. He was the one that got me into the Seahawks and football in general. I also loved watching Ed Reed even though he wasn’t a Seahawk.

[@geekymetalhead5112]

Yo same

[@jonbroster2817]

Phil Sims will always be mine. First sb I watched was 86 against Denver. Amazing performance. Plus he's from my hometown of louisville, KY. Go Giants!

[@cityhawk]

I’m a Giants fan as well. My first Super Bowl was 25 against the Bills. Been a Giants fan since. To me, their history is as rich as any in the NFL. They are one of the pillars of the game.

[@natebutcher7403]

as a 10 yo Seahawks fan watching them in the playoffs for the first time that I would've remembered/comprehended, Beast Mode became my favorite player of all time from just one run

[@TheKindredblades]

Peyton Manning will always be my guy. Because he wasn't only a great passer, but he was also the smartest player on the field. His ability to command his offense and outsmart his opponents were second to none. That's my quarterback.

[@dansmith935]

Omaha

[@pmm5269]

I’ve always loved Mahomes since he burst into the scene in 2018, but seeing him play in that Texans playoff game completely sold me on him as my favorite player. I’ve only been watching football for about 5 years, but I still have never seen a guy play like that in that type of situation. It made me a Mahomes fan and it also made me a Chiefs fan as well. I guess it isn’t too hard to root for them these days tho lmao

[@scruffd0g193]

I wish I can go back in time and watch the NFL in the 70s and 80s. I would love that.

[@obitou5595]

"Jim Brown, the most devastating ball carrier in the history of football." The coldest line i ever heard for a player and he is one of the best ever

[@ravenr1420]

Hardly. Didn't play long enough. He'd be an average back today

[@jjzamora7108]

Growing up as kid (as a chiefs fan) I LOVED watching the chiefs play just so I could see Dante Hall make grown men look like they were in pop warner still.

[@gavinbrando8255]

Brady is my favourite all time but I'm just loving watching Lamar Jackson play. I can watch that guy play, win or lose.

[@senya-4744]

6:15 That table!!!

[@yuvalmorginstin8431]

I started watching football about 4 years ago and the guy who made me fall in love with the game is Cam Newton. I know he had his ups and downs but he will always stay my favorite player we miss you cam

[@PenisHole4Life]

Love this series

[@troysmith958]

I grow up in san Diego and have been a chargers fan since I was a kid and jr seau was and will always be my fav player r.i.p

[@danielwhite5997]

Barry Sanders was 100% my favorite player. I could care less about the Lions, but I loved watching Barry run. His humble personality and his flashy, brilliant runs. I can't imagine anyone disliking Barry Sanders.

[@cityhawk]

Same here. He’s all class, never did anything to bring attention to himself, but he let his work do the talking.

[@andresquiroz1753]

amazing to see kareem on here

[@mmurph2686]

Dave Casper! I loved me some Ghost. The guy caught everything thrown his way.

[@raulyanez3835]

As many heart breaks I went through Tony Romo will always be my favorite player.

[@CrimsonKobaNakirigumi]

Kurt Warner. He will always be my hero

[@halfdollar86]

0:45 was that a catch with today’s replay?

[@donalddeluxe6407]

Could you imagine if vick never did that stuff and had Julio as his receiver.

[@coreypierce5126]

My hero from a kid all the way to today is Tom Brady. I grew up in Peabody a city north of Boston and he was my QB from the time I was 6 to the time I was 26. He inspired me to always do my best and don’t let anyone else work harder than me.

[@ryanmoore3876]

My favorite players growing up were Clay Matthews Jr from the Cleveland Browns and Herschel Walker from college to the USFL to leading the NFL with the Cowboys!! And yeah Jimmy Brown kicked ass on and off the field!! Ali and King get alot of the credit , but Brown was right their fighting for rights and running for 1500 yards every year too!!

[@colleenloffredo7895]

The 70’s Steelers are filled Greats!

[@kylesneed562]

Growing up in the 00s Dante Hall was my favorite

[@nathancervantes5054]

Romo will always be my favorite! He always gave me someone to look up to.

[@johnbriglin6183]

One of my favorites. Crazy tough.

[@mixumup1]

my favorite player when i was 8 in 89' was Walter Payton... got an NFL video called "crunch course" and it was over for life... youtube nfls crunch course, trust me

[@ReconExpert52]

Reggie White “The Minister of Defense”

[@a1tpseud0nym30]

3:25 as a die hard Mad Men and WFT fan I’m conflicted by this

[@soulessshadow5356]

Despite the off the field happenings with Mike Vick, dude has always been one of my all time favorite QB's and even now. My all time favorite player is probably Troy Polamalu despite being a diehard Saints fan. I also really loved watching Prime and Unc play as well.

[@1wayyout]

Steve Harvey’s hit different

[@dwaynecamacho3007]

As a longtime Panthers fan gotta be Steve Smith - still remember his game against the Bears in the 2005 Divisional Round like it was yesterday

[@Onesteve3333]

My favorite player is probably Peyton Manning, seeing him call audibles and all those theatrics on the LOS before he ran the perfect play was amazing to watch. But it's hard not to mention Michael Vick as he was just too good and too fast during his prime. My favorite Madden player for sure.

[@bucky90269]

My Favorites QB: Tom Brady RB: LaDanian Tomlinson FB: Mike Alstott WR: Randy Moss/Andre Johnson Slot: Wes Welker TE: Rob Gronkowski O-Line: Jonathan Ogden/Logan Mankins DT: Richard Seymour/Aaron Donald DE: Julius Peppers/Bruce Smith OLB: Derrick Brooks/Junior Seau MLB: Luke Kuechly/Patrick Willis CB: Ty Law/Aqib Talib Safety: Rodney Harrison/Brian Dawkins/Sean Taylor/Pat Tillman (I like a lot of safetys lol) K: Adam Vinatieri If you couldn't tell I'm a Patriots fan

[@BlancoDasMe]

Randy Moss without question for me. Imo nobody made catching the ball look as easy as he did. Blazing speed, shooting guard height…Then he went to NE (I’m a pats fan)and broke records with the GOAT when people were saying he was past his prime. I still can’t get over that 07 season though. So damn close to perfection…

[@alanmichaelstepto2691]

@ :49 is that even a touchdown?

[@BrodyEllis111]

I was thinking that too. That for sure wouldn't be a catch today

[@047Kenny]

No lmao

[@pratheekganta5435]

some fire uploads today