Is Aqib Talib a future Hall of Famer?

[@AleNuexGamer]

Shakira was a great corner. She was the first to say the hips don’t lie

[@sabianrios3747]

OnTheHouse this comment is going to the HOF

[@unclebrew258]

Take my Ws for the day

[@YoungGzBlitz]

Rumor has it she is the best DB coach in the world

[@benjamindover3973]

OnTheHouse comment of the century

[@Eidenhoek]

Awwww I didn't check the comments first. You get the thumbs-up.

[@YoungGzBlitz]

3:38 So Larry Fitz gets destroyed, then jumps up to help the guy that hit him up? Greatest man in the NFL

[@dominiquerosemond5682]

I noticed that too lol

[@user-vt7zo4wz5g]

IntoTheRing same

[@mustaphalove8934]

U saw that too? Lmao I swear Larry STAY above the bs

[@mustaphalove8934]

Nigga shoulda got Walter Payton MOY fah that

[@spiderxanzz9062]

IntoTheRing reminds me of Andrew luck

[@crizz4730]

Don’t forget about the two chains he has? Definitely a hall of famer

[@crizz4730]

Michael Crabtree?

[@thedancinglobster]

JL-CptAtom Crabtree should have just beat his ass not ask a single question to get his shit back

[@martytu20]

Two chains off a sorry ass receiver. Not that notable.

[@MOJOverseManny]

@JL-CptAtom his grandmama gave him that chain

[@alexnelson4742]

Elijah Wright that’s how how your gonna get through life bud stupid kids always wanting to fight for stupid shit

[@BlueBanana5000]

I'm pretty sure, Brett could convince me that Sidney Crosby is going to the HoF as the greates point guard in MLB History

[@mantgrta9728]

BlueBanana5000 talib sucked against Edelman though

[@broncogray1483]

😂

[@onionhombre]

Michael Crabtree’s chain is going to The HOF

[@BrettKollmann]

A chain so nice he yanked it twice.

[@jjonahjameson7553]

‘Hips don’t lie’ - Shakira and Brett kollmann

[@yuckfoutube120]

Brett, you could tell me Jimmy Clausen is a hall of famer and by the end of the video I would fully believe you

[@blakehoule6698]

Yuck Foutube this is not it chief

[@yuckfoutube120]

@@blakehoule6698 "this is not it chief" c'mon bruh if you're gonna try to curb me at least use the saying right😂 In other words, THIS ain't it chief

[@blakehoule6698]

Yuck Foutube who gives a fuck bro still doesn’t make your comment any less gay 😂 lmao

[@dustinstephens8659]

Blake Houle your need to call people gay on KZbin only shows your own weakness. Quit being a bitch.

[@fulcrumthebrave5715]

I love Talib. He's cocky and likes to trash talk but he backs up his talk with great play

[@joshrodriguez4154]

Fuck no he sucks ass and gets beat only mostly every play

[@Cj-hj6rm]

Agent 69 fucked him up

[@internetdude4541]

@@joshrodriguez4154 Probably a Raiders fan

[@AltezzaGang15]

@@joshrodriguez4154 lol. You're just mad he made your sorry ass Oakland receivers look like the garbage they really are.

[@vroomvroomfam309]

Ah ah ah, not cocky, confident.

[@TBL2749]

I didn't even watch the full video yet and will absolutely agree that Aqib Talib is a HOF in my book, he's always one of those under the radar corners people don't pay enough attention to. He has everything you want in a corner, strength, instincts, football IQ, and pretty good speed and acceleration. He went from a nothing team with Tampa Bay, but also learned from the future HOFer in Ronde Barber and got very valuable experience. Then got even more experience when he went to the Patriots and learned the Patriot Way. All this experience and eventually led to him going to the Broncos and becoming a Super Bowl champ with Von Miller and Peyton Manning on the same team. He's carried these experiences with him to the Rams and now he's going to another Super Bowl, facing his former Patriots, Talib is going to be a force to be reckoned with in this game, and if anybody can make a play against Brady in the most important game of the season, it's this future HOFer who can and can make a difference for the Rams just like he has been doing for his career: making plays, which makes differences.

[@War_Maker]

As someone who played corner for 10 years and has admired the position for so long, Talib in my eyes is HOF worthy. One of the greats from this generation of players with Chris Harris Jr., Revis, Champ Bailey, and Patrick Peterson.

[@kaymanfani7154]

Revis? Who did you play for

[@Nefarion90]

How can you say Champ Bailey is from the same generation with Harris Jr or Peterson? He began his career 12 years before them. You're mixing up players from different generations. Also odd you didn't even mention Richard Sherman, he's better than most of them. 32 interceptions and 103 defended passes speak for itself.

[@kevinjones8407]

@@Nefarion90 Sherman isn't better than any of these guys

[@SD-ui2lx]

arclight Richard Sherman is good but, all of those listed are better (prime revis anyways)

[@33s60]

Sherman is a better corner than hes credited

[@nonsoomezi2404]

A alltime great player in my eyes. To think he was basically unrecruited out of HS. He dominated at Kansas and was drafted 1st round, INSPIRATIONAL

[@TheFrostbite324]

As a Broncos fan he definitely deserves it. Him and Chris Harris were one of the best duos of all time.

[@gouerngoern21]

For two maybe three years.

[@josephcousley9307]

Talib, Chris Harris, Roby and TJ Ward one of the best secondaries ever

[@treydrew4021]

Hotboyz 19 Darian Stewart too

[@theoriginalmarcusbrown]

Still the Ravens crummy receivers smoked them in '12

[@fulcrumthebrave5715]

@@theoriginalmarcusbrown one bad game doesn't mean they weren't still very good

[@biglineman34]

Talib is the definition of, "Work Smarter, not harder." I miss having him in Denver. Hopefully he, Wade, and CJ can get their 2nd rings.

[@afnfkd]

Can i just say i think this is one of your best videos, i could hear more passion and interest in this one than i have in previous ones

[@benselectionforcasting4172]

First play. You mention the hips. Hips don't lie

[@davidcollins1]

My favorite part of Saturday morning. Always catch it before work keep it up

[@EZR725]

Love the video, been trying to tell people Aqib is on another level

[@daliborlukic9996]

Always happy to see some quality NFL wide video time. Keep it up BK!

[@justinwong7747]

Great breakdown once again Brett. Your defensive coverage breakdowns are always my favorite, gives me chills seeing you break down a player from his technique to the biomechanics. If you do happen to see this, I am curious to see your thoughts on the Patriots defense. Personally a big Patriots fan, but the recent Superbowl just made me wonder if there was something different about their defense that won them their game. Hope you do see this :)

[@fledtoaster7366]

Great breakdown. I always enjoy watching these. I would really love to see a breakdown on a d-lineman in the near future. Maybe how well Joey Bosa did this season compared to last or something

[@draculawolfman1502]

Great content. Appreciate the love.

[@PickledSage]

Beautiful video Brett 🤘🤘

[@clashofthehornsofficialytu2082]

Talib is a master at shutting your best receiver down. COULDGUARDMIKE

[@ease-l5330]

I honestly can’t wait for college prospect breakdowns and draft mocks

[@jameshoops10]

i’ve been watching talib since 2007 at kansas and always knew he could be great and i’ve seen that i’ve undervalued how great he has been in his career and when brady said he was one of the better dbs of all time my initial reaction i scoffed at it, but after i started watching him in new england & denver during the week on film and finally this vid i can say he is a definite hall of famer and should be thought of as the better dbs of all time

[@douglashearon4823]

Definitely a HOF! Awesome player Talib is a beast! Great breakdown

[@aiwash2766]

Talib is a very very very good player he always lept outta my screen when I watched the broncos, he’s really really good

[@Nefarion90]

Waiting for the SB analysis video, man! Waiting!

[@savini8234]

Love the topic great video ur my favorite keep it up and leave it to the most high

[@KobaBlack113]

That sail break down was butter. I try to explain that to people don't refuse to understand.

[@anthonyconant6537]

great vid. GEORGE KITTLE VIDEO!!! dude a bad ass. I know you got it in you. thanks for the videos

[@NoJobRob]

It's unfortunate he got injured in back-to-back AFC title games in '12 and '13. Very well could be going for ring #4 or perhaps even more if it led to him staying with NE.

[@jesse9356]

Can you do a video on Kyle Fuller

[@E_tiBEAMERBOY]

Hehe hell yea bear down

[@pedrolopez4555]

watch his Eddi Jackson vid. He kinda explains Fuller's role in that

[@alexnelson4742]

E36 BEAMERBOY who even says bear down

[@E_tiBEAMERBOY]

@@alexnelson4742 Bears fans... pretty sure your team has a saying as well

[@KKHighlights]

same

[@ThirteenAmp]

As a Panthers fan, we have some history with him. Him and Smitty had some battles when he was in Tampa and the "ice up son" game Then he tried to rip Philly browns head off in super bowl 50

[@RASTAGOOB]

exactly

[@sunnyzilla4]

It’s way harder to play corner now adays with all the rule favouring the offense. We have to adjust for that. Defensive players now can’t be. Judged by defensive players of the past

[@Blowmontana707]

Aqib Talib is a Hall of famer most versatile corner in the game been a key player on great teams including being one of best players on one of the best Defenses of all time the 2015 broncos.

[@austinryan9382]

Great last point!

[@CookedGames281]

I see Brett notification, I click. Simple as that.

[@deeznuts4910]

I feel like there’s one of these comments on every one of his videos

[@REDEYEDFEELiN]

You must have white friends

[@GlobalWarmingSkeptic]

Talib is an incredibly intelligent player who understands systems, both how teams try to beat him and his own defense. That is why I love him. He plays the game the right way, intelligent as well as physical. He takes chances but seldom gets beat deep, the best of both worlds in that regard. Hard for a multi team player to get into the Hall of Fame though, especially since he was only really good with two teams and only has one ring. If he can win 2 rings with the Rams he might have a shot of getting in, but other than that I doubt it. The amazing thing about it is the guy he was drafted to replace, Ronde Barber, was a perfect match, even the look.

[@paulboucharin1597]

Has always a great video

[@craigandamandadutterer3171]

Fondest memory of this guy is getting injured as a Bronco in playoff game allowing the Flacco hail marry completion to Jacoby Jones and Ravens to go on and win SB

[@samuelzins5089]

I think he could be. Playing at a pro bowl level at this age for that position is amazing. The rams defense allows something like 10 less points per game with him. Reminds me of Terence Newman with more drama

[@BrianGlaze]

Did anyone expect this for the guy coming out of the Kansas Jayhawks program? Great career Talib.

[@AMan-dj2qo]

My second favorite current player

[@foxpedro001]

Yes, he is. Next question please!

[@nickhalfmann8397]

The dude has been solid

[@fulcrumthebrave5715]

4:08 hips don't lie

[@Ben-qm2lj]

No he's not a hall of Famer because he's on the fins now

[@Jpope0528]

Can you make a video about how everyone (including you,no offense) Was dead wrong about the 2017 QB class and explain just how high each QBs ceiling/potential is now that we’ve seen a full season from each? Think it’d make a great episode 🙏🏾

[@franciscojimenez7192]

It actually looked like on that flood play that ertz rolled that route instead of cutting it shallow, and ran into the deep reciever. I feel like that was the reason Talib was able to make that play

[@brandoncoriz1642]

Of course his a hall of famer!!! Cuz that “no fly zone” was no joke!!! And he help made that secondary Great!!💯👌🏻

[@boomstick900]

Reporter: "Steve, is Aqib Talib a Hall of Famer?" Steve Smith: "I don't know, you go ask him cuz he didn't finish the game. Ice up son, ice up!"

[@outlander22]

LMFAO I GOT THAT

[@Mat_Campbell]

You Sold Me Bro!

[@steelersMIZ]

He's a beast!😤

[@classifiedfiles8085]

Do one on James Harrison

[@lukeigh6948]

Dear Brett please put subtitles on your videos so they are more accessible to people with hearing loss who love your content

[@ddn79]

He has been shutting down the side of the field for years, on multiple teams. He is a HOF...eventually!

[@ZTheMohican]

Great video

[@OmerSchechter]

Hey ! love your videos ! How about an idea for the offseason - How is the chiefs defence going to look under their new coordinator. We all know that with an average defence Mahomes is getting them to the superbowl, question is can they do it ?

[@meatwoodflac4526]

Stats don’t tell the story for shutdown corners/Safety It’s about how scared people are to throw to you and the offensive schemes people devise to get around you. Case in point Darrelle Revis.

[@BrockMak]

This question was also put forth with regards to Julian Edelman. Yes, his regular season stats isn't all that, but, rings or not, he is playoff Julian.

[@pedrocacela1885]

Don't forget that to play at this position, cornerback, is very very difficult. It's the hardest position to play in the game after quarterback. And to be able to play it very well with a rule like pass interference, which greatly benefits the wide receivers, who usually also have the advantage of surprise, makes it even more difficult. Not to mention that sometimes the refs are literally calling basketball like contacts in favor of the offense.

[@polar20040]

Interesting breakdown, however in the play against the Eagles I see it a tiny bit differently and correct me if I'm wrong. The outside receiver released vertical and then starts to stem inside towards the seam on a skinny post, making it a fork concept by the terminology that I know, and it's a concept that works decidedly better against cover 2 than cover 3. It works by creating a "fork" in the routes that the deep safety has to pick a side on. If the receiver had stemmed outside and ran a fade it would've pulled Talib completely out of the play or risk giving up a touchdown in the back corner. Now I'm not suggesting that Aqib didn't read the play properly, because he did. But he was able to stay in the right spot due to no threat of being beaten to the back corner. That's just the way I read it though.

[@gregburrell6244]

Brett said he passed the WR to the FS before breaking on Ertz route. Your right he might have had to stay with the WR if he was on a fade.

[@polar20040]

@@gregburrell6244 That's exactly what I'm saying. Great read by Talib and a good exchange, but only because the playcall wasn't a true sail and allowed it to happen.

[@carlosjimenez2]

I agree with you, he definitely is a future Hall of Famer.

[@Zikthepoo]

Amazing vid

[@COSMOKRAT_616]

Wish he was still in denver. HOF should be a lock for him.

[@bolbyballinger]

I know that your attention gets turned to the draft after the Super Bowl is over and you'll probably be looking at the quarterbacks at some point. It's considered a pretty bad class for them, but I find it to be an interesting one. Two first rounders are obvious, Dwayne Haskins and Kyler Murray. Dwayne Haskins is just a good all around guy who you can feel comfortable picking. Nothing really stands out as special but everything seems good. Kyler Murray meanwhile is the Lamar Jackson you WANT to have. He clearly wants to throw and actually does a good job of it, but those wheels are there if he needs them. Of course there are issues to counter his upsides, he's not used to pressure and bolts out instead of moving around, there's also the concern that his target always seems to be wide open. He's worth a gamble, but he's definitely a gamble. My favorite though is a guy who's not getting any love at all. Jordan Ta'amu of Ole Miss. The guys is accurate everywhere, but his deep ball is the best I have ever seen at any level. A lot of credit is being given to his receivers but I didn't see any greatness while watching their film, which happened before I saw Ta'amu. It's the qb making them look good. There are questions about his pocket presence because his O-Line either plays well enough for him to not worry about it or so poorly that there's nothing he could possibly do. Maybe I'm seeing things wrong, but from where I'm standing Ta'amu is the best qb in the draft. Oh, my opinion on Drew Lock and Will Grier? Terrible.

[@Ides385]

I always thought Talib was overrated. I mostly saw him play in TB though. I heard he was good in Denver but that was part of an excellent all-around defense.

[@jacksonhowell7242]

He was great for the patriots and Broncos

[@ll-xb4no]

Underrated

[@Joeyclossen]

I felt like Deion out there- aqib talib on orange bowl pic six

[@donsolos]

if he would of learned to play nice at a younger age he would be one of the most marketable players in the NFL right now. definitely been one of the most consistent players of the last decade. balls out no matter where hes at

[@kiteman7003]

Its messed up because especially now people or hall of famers will overlook guys like this simply because they'll say its bin seen before shame but I hope he makes it.

[@infinitetundra]

Yaaahhh...2 Chaaiiinz Talib

[@johnnyknoxville36]

Hes gonna be in the hall of fame point blank period hes the best CB to ever play plus he talks trash and backs it up on that field boy is a straight baller he reminds me of deion Sanders alot!

[@RASTAGOOB]

he should be a hall of famer. even though I don't like his dirty play style at times. numbers and accolades don't lie.. is he a first a ballot guy? maybe not but he will be in

[@DustyForEmpress]

*Larry gets hit by Talib.* *Larry gets up and instantly goes to help Talib up*

[@AltezzaGang15]

That's the type of guy Larry is. Genuinely nice and humble. More Larrys, less ABs

[@jmetallicad]

Just wanted everyone to notice at the play from 3:20 where Fitz gets absolutely crushed by Talib as he breaks outside and then immediately bounces up to lend him a hand after the play. Larry is the man #fitzgoat

[@rimbosity]

Something I'll add to the INT against the Eagles -- Ertz telegraphs the route. He doesn't make a sharp cut, he makes a huge sweeping run around the Cape of Good Hope to make that route. And the *instant* that he breaks to the right, Talib is doing nothing but trying to get to where that ball's going to be.

[@dbgaming1201]

Talib is amazing, he's HOF material.

[@BozheTsaryaKhrani]

Do a vid on scheme and formation differences between nfl and aaf teams and reason

[@grovescharles92]

The amount of information corners have to process in such a short time is mind boggling. Hardest position to play in sports

[@Ryan-vw9iw]

The second I saw the difference in Micheal Thomas' production when matched up on Talib in the Championship vs Peters in the regular season I knew that Talib was going to be a HOFer

[@abrahamdrinkin2534]

Brett really didn’t wanna say the hips don’t lie.

[@crizz4730]

Yes

[@OpinionatedMatt]

BB wanted to trade for him during a season and he did pretty good, enough said for me.

[@RylzMunkister]

He was the only factor keeping Carolina in the game during the Superbowl

[@marcusanderson4652]

Most definitely and honestly for the past few years, the top 2 corners in this league in my eyes been Xavier Rhodes & Aqib Talib because those two have been true shutdown corners. Them limiting elite receivers to no more than 3-5 catches and nowhere near 100 yards receiving a game makes it evident.

[@tjbellah349]

Brett have you ever honestly considering getting a job in the nfl? I know you were in broadcasting but have you ever tried to get a job as maybe a scout? Your college prospect breakdown vids are great.

[@CadChamberlain]

Aaron Donald is already a Hall Of Famer

[@isaiah5034]

Jake Shattuck SHUT TF UP‼️

[@ScaryAppul-114]

Isaiah50 idiot what the guy is saying is true

[@Goldeneagle59]

Finally a rams film room that’s not just shitting on the offense

[@Dominik.S.]

3:37 did Fitzgerald help him get up after he completely leveled him? That's why everybody loves this guy

[@jerryb6728]

Can you do Asante Samuel. .. people say he was gambling.. I rarely saw Asante beat deep. If anything he kept stuff in fro t of him.

[@Getouttatownn]

A player shouldn’t even be considered for the Hall of Fame if they haven’t been named 1st team all pro ONCE, OR never led the league in any thing. Talib was 1st team all pro in 2016 and led the league in pick sixes TWICE. That along with all of the valuable points Brett made in the video equal Talib being a HOF.

[@brodiemcdonald3132]

Talib is a walking HOF but his attitude toward playing the game of football is still alive he never got discouraged playing in different systems as a pro sure he might have not enjoyed sum years but he became a better OVERALL player from it

[@ndsd1865]

Can we talk about the Browns, and the potential held.

[@Kevin-oh9uv]

9:18 Ik hindsight is 20/20 but if I see a aqib talib on that side of the field I’d fake my eyes over right come back left and deliver the ball to the receiver around the A in the end zone

[@MassimoTodaro74]

6:04 Robey-Coleman was so beaten!! he is a possible liability for Sundays game

[@jamesharden3timedpoy466]

Every DB gets burnt by a route once in a while c'mon now

[@AlexSmith-tz2lf]

No matter who you talk about, I can always expect a very detailed and masterful analysis. Do you just watch a lot of plays? Did you have any particular background?

[@goregalore_]

Have you considered doing a series for people who are new to football

[@dumikey4518]

Talib and Champ Bailey are the most underappreciated defensive players of the past twenty years

[@kullenb.553]

You are wrong about Champ Bailey. He is very much appreciated and I guarantee he will be a first ballot HOFer this year with Ed Reed and Tony Gonzalez. Champ Bailey is definitely one of the greatest cornerbacks to ever live and I dont think anyone thinks otherwise