Rugby Player Reacts to WALTER PAYTON NFL Career Highlight Feature YouTube Video

[@GWDPREZ07]

Gotta do Gayle Sayers....most underrated back in history.

[@dbehx8715]

Please react to Earl Campbell

[@snes06]

dbehx The Tyler Rose Luv ya Blue

[@nikedoesit]

dbehx this one

[@cba4389]

Jim Brown said he's no.1 , Earl no. 2, and rest however you want.

[@alphaomega203]

A nice sample to review: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6DafIyle7ZjmLM

[@dustinparsons7799]

Yes Earl Campbell, power running at its finest.

[@IdahoJockDoc]

Everybody here that doesn’t say “Randy Moss” is wrong! :)

[@Hawks438]

Jock Doc....Randy Moss😋

[@IdahoJockDoc]

HAWK80 you’re right!!

[@Hawks438]

Jock Doc ...whooohooo!!!

[@spanny_2722]

Jock Doc I've said randy Moss every video I'm not giving up till he does it lol

[@yfz01]

I've been saying it as well. Randy MOss.

[@kinnienfriends9423]

Steve Smith. Steve Smith. Steve Smith. Steve Smith. Steve Smith. Steve Smith. Steve Smith. Steve Smith.

[@lanedouglas6690]

Agent 89

[@shelbynickey7319]

No

[@skuzzernaut]

Mos def check him out, jus bring ur goggles, blood and guts lol

[@dkss5130]

Another legendary Panther.. small, but ran people over.

[@davewolf6256]

Yes

[@Oda7643]

Ladainian Tomlinson. He holds the record for most touchdowns in a single season for a running back and is one of the greatest running backs in NFL history.

[@GabrielRodriguez-qx7ii]

Please react to kam chancellor he is one of the best Harding hitting safeties in the league today

[@gdroff]

He did.

[@carson4143]

Great video! You should react to Brian Urlacher, he’s a great middle linebacker

[@gdroff]

Carson 41 one of My favorites. Great athlete.

[@jacobheisesr9160]

BRIAN DAWKINS please sir.

[@hamabrewer]

Yooo Jacob I hope you see this i’ve just been wanting to tell you this about NFL. You talk about how in Rugby you drop kick the ball and place kicks Are rare well in NFL the drop kick used to be the only method of kicking because the ball was more round but when they changed the shape drop kicks became a lot harder to do so after the 1940s not one drop kick was attempted... Until QB Doug flutie in 2007, on the last play of his career shocked the world with his hidden talent and drop kicked an extra point and actually was successful. You should react to it!!! Love you dude!

[@cillaw1080]

I saw a video on that. Drew Brees apparently also attempted a drop kick in a Pro Bowl game.

[@hamabrewer]

Cilla W Yes I saw it happen live but he botched it.

[@BlakeSchultz]

Doug flutie did a drop kick

[@hamabrewer]

Blake Schultz Now i did NOT know about that!!! Although i can’t manage to find footage or documentation of this.

[@AscentYT]

Calvin Johnson "Megatron" by Joseph Vincent

[@fernandonavarrette3007]

Bro I swear when I subscribed a week ago you were at 28,000 subs. Nice vids, I also like the rugby highlights.

[@edwardphillips6738]

You should check out Christian Okoye. He was known as the Nigerian Nightmare.

[@Texastoastmmm]

Jacob will you pretty please do a react video to The Monster of The Midway?! Mr. Dick Butkus of The Chicago Bears. Da Bears

[@snes06]

TexasToastMmm YES!

[@TheradoneV1]

Todd Gurley man, you've gotta see him. He was voted Offensive Player of the Year, was drafted in the first round despite having an ACL injury. You've gotta react to his Top Plays from the 2017 season, he put him big numbers, with a lot of highlights. He jumps all over defenders on the regular.

[@CoyoteStarrkBL]

React Brian Dawkins please And there are 2 videos by Joseph Vincent About him

[@coleboucher6300]

The Rogue Super Soldier the weapon x one tho

[@CoyoteStarrkBL]

Cole Doucher yeah definitely

[@dkss5130]

Great suggestion, Brian Dawkins aka Wolverine!

[@CoyoteStarrkBL]

Derek Stutts yeah. this is about my 6th time requesting him

[@RorRiiZzLE]

The Rogue Super Soldier yeah I’ve asked at least that many for B Dawk, I think he’ll get around to em, but he clearly likes offense better lol

[@blakfloyd]

Great job on the soliloquy at the end of the video. It's so true how our formative years lend themselves to us finding some of our most passionate bonds with our hobbies. It's all about that sweet spot of a decade or so where we're finally old enough to fine tune our focus on things without being addled by adult life.

[@dillybar9158]

You should do Russell Wilson. If you liked Vick you’ll love Wilson. Love what you’re doing with your channel and your interest in the nfl and your love for rugby. Keep it up

[@esc0bert]

Really like the videos so far. I'm a life long Bears fan and Walter is the reason (I live 1,000 miles from Chicago) He's one of the greatest to ever play the game. I wish there were more highlights of him like we have nowadays. Keep up the great content!

[@tjrandndjdjs2010]

Ray Lewis!!! he’s an absolute beast and has an amazing story

[@mikelant6802]

Thank you so very much for this second Walter Payton video! I had the pleasure of watching him play live. His lineman use to tell stories that as he had the ball he would scream from behind them, "hit the second guy!" They understood that he would either evade or just run over the first defender who came at him. The Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year award is presented annually by the National Football League (NFL) honoring a player's volunteer and charity work, as well as his excellence on the field. Prior to 1999, it was called simply the NFL Man of the Year Award. I personally told myself at 15 years old that if I could be at least 10% of the man Walter Payton was I would become a great human being. I still strive to be like him today. I've seen some great players beat the NFL records he accomplished. If he were alive today and I had to choose a player to play a game of football (with the fate of humanity and the planet at stake). Walter Payton would be my first pick.

[@IdahoJockDoc]

LOVE the commentary in your Aussie vernacular. Like when you talk about their top speed as their ‘pace’ it’s actually more accurate and we understand things better (it’s not just his burst or his speed, but can he maintain that speed, which is his pace). Your channel is such a good time :) Cheers!

[@kingansoni]

Plz do Herschel Walker he was the greatest college running back in his time plzzzz. Georgia university 🔥💪🏾

[@ChrundleKelly]

King Hendrix arguably the greatest college player of all-time. Top 5 for sure.

[@Verdin-jg3nu]

Watch Chris Johnson highlights he was great for a few years(one of the few to have 2000 rushing yards in a season) and ran a 4.24 in the 40 yard dash(held the record for a while

[@toddbrown242]

Verdin 2020 yeah I'm always shocked I don't see anyone mentioning him. Yeah he only had a few good seasons but he was amazing those years.

[@YungFlipFlop243]

This dude's videos are awesome! I love seeing how genuinely open he is to a sport he is unfamiliar with!

[@Calebbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb]

Please react to Brett Favre! He is an absolute Legend of the game!!!

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Kaleb Miller Absolutely!

[@stonerman2096]

Legend of interceptions

[@DHB2]

In his voice 😂😂😂

[@russellmeyer8893]

Fuck favre., no one outside of GB gives a shit about him

[@cillaw1080]

I beg to differ. You cannot watch Brett Favre and not have fun watching him. Unless you're a Lions or a Bears fan...or Aaron Rodgers.

[@callmelyn73]

I’ve been watching you for a little over a week now and I cannot believe how quickly your channel is growing. I know what keeps me coming back is seeing you genuine enthusiasm over learning a sport that I love. I see a lot of people feel the same way I do. It’s not about whose team is best. It’s about players, both past and present, that we want you to view because we feel that you may love them as much as we do. They don’t even have to play for our team. I’ve learned something about rugby in the process. I never gave rugby a real chance because all I’d ever heard was that American football players weren’t respected because they wear pads. I now see its two different games with a few similarities. I hope to learn more about rugby. I hope you keep up with the reactions because I love your genuine enthusiasm. PS, you daughter is adorable! Go Hawks!!!

[@jnziswashed]

Eric. Berry. Diagnosed with cancer one year. An all pro safety the next.

[@derps0n839]

Great videos man, you picked the right time to start these NFL videos because it's the slowest part of the offseason right now. Training camp and preseason games start up in late July and August and the regular season in September. During the regular season the NFL's youtube channel will post condensed games (under 10 minutes) and individual player highlights per game, so you will be able to see new video on some of the players you are familiar with now.

[@raymondweaver8526]

One of the classiest player's ever. The Walter Payton Award is a fitting tribute

[@NtheCloud]

Love the videos and love seeing your channel growing. No request just sharing appreciation!

[@seanbillups40]

Just want to say Jacob, I think a big reason I(and so many others) come back to watch your videos is your enthusiasm to learn about players/teams/the game of football as a whole; a game we've been watching since we were toddlers. It's refreshing to hear from a rugby player that isn't biased can relate American football to Rugby/AFL(I don't know if I need to take AFL out..). If Rugby/AFL was more accessible to Americans and on at a decent hour, I'd love to see a former player react to player highlights like this. Keep it up man, I only have one request. More college football :) College football, especially in the south, is amazing. There's nothing else like it.

[@RAID3R63]

Keep em coming jacob glad I found your channel before all the hype. I ran out of your reaction videos like day 2 lol

[@nickbronson4386]

Can you do Odell highlights because you only saw his rookie highlights and he has so many more

[@nickgiannakopoulos3171]

Hey Jacob, I just discovered your channel and I’m currently trying to watch all your videos. I love the input about rugby as well as football, as I am a huge american football fan but would like to know more about rugby. Keep up the great work man, you earned another sub! 👍

[@stephenbatchelor2046]

React to 2017-2018 NFL FIGHTS

[@lanedouglas6690]

If you like the big hits from the NFL your going to love big NHL hits. I personally can't get enough of either sport. That head fake of yours at the end was beauty as well.

[@mattklawunn4065]

Really love the videos man, it’s so interesting to see you gradually learn more and more about the game

[@snes06]

That last little bit about sports, That was awesome Brother!

[@TheOneLucha]

Legion of boom. they were ruthless

[@THE.kevman237]

Amen! That Super Bowl (the one they won, against the Broncos) was the greatest defensive performance I've ever seen in a Super Bowl (NOTE: I wasn't alive to see the '85 Bears).

[@isaacr8250]

Sherman wasn't great it was the fact that they had the two best safeties in the game and the way they used them was phenomenal. Sherman never covered the best receiver and always had help.

[@vargulfr]

Bro, I love these videos and I honestly cannot tell you why, but if you keep making them, I'll keep watching them. I would love to see your reactions to some of the guys who were my heroes when I was growing up. Lyle Alzado - not one of the most technically proficient players on the field, but he was absolutely insane and utterly destroyed ball carriers. Ronnie Lott - basically a linebacker playing safety. He was terrifying. Derrick Thomas - one of the only LB's to ever approach Lawrence Taylor and a true legend. Thanks for the videos, and keep it up!

[@vargulfr]

I forgot to mention that the NFL instituted the Lyle Alzado rule that made it a penalty to tear off someone's helmet and throw it across the field.

[@derrickdow5076]

LeVeon Bell.. Best Back in the NFL today..

[@Roons5858]

Green Gridiron just did a video on this channel! Love this show and the helmet builds they do 💯

[@rons3634]

I enjoy your reactions and watching you learn to appreciate American football. With each video we can see that you learn more and more about the sport. You might want to try some old school players as well. I'd suggest Dick Butkus Monster of the Midway video. Meanest man to ever play middle linebacker.

[@jokaghost]

Hey man! I absolutely love your videos and you're growing massively, keep it up!

[@602jesse]

Great videos keep up the great work dude. 100k is looking closer and closer.

[@dawsonpoliakiwski8852]

React to Larry Allen please

[@DeathShark00]

when i was younger.. i actually got to go to his house in illinois and apparently went to HS with his daughter.. my aunt was a leader at the lake county museum in illinois and did a tribute to him and we got invited to his house for a bbq. was to young (maybe 14) to appreciate it at the time (didnt really care about sports then)

[@ericswamey8131]

My guy, your missing out if you have not seen earl Campbell a football life.

[@luisruales5443]

I like how he puts football skills in the game of rugby

[@ProtargetBBH]

Randy Moss

[@dorianmatheny9981]

You should do Russell Wilson he’s amazing. He also has amazing sidesteps

[@gdroff]

Dorian Matheny if you like running QBs

[@mattb4339]

Hey bru, ur videos are great. I wanna shift gears to racing. KZbin the Isle of Man TT. When I first saw this race, my mind was blown away. The physical demand, mental concentration AND the added danger factor is unlike anything else I've ever seen. Isle of Man TT.

[@GrannySingaporePVP]

Hey man PLEASE react to the Inky Johnson story. He was an American football player who's story will bring every emotion out of you. If you can watch his story and not get chills you're not human

[@Capo-ei4dy]

Great video JJ Watt from the Houston Texans defensive end btw

[@sirsixstring7466]

Kam “Bam Bam” Chancellor the hardest hitting, most physical safety in the league right now

[@farley9255]

Lol you dropped that dude with that stick. Perfect

[@rayrautio9626]

Walter Payton is my ALL-TIME FAVORITE PLAYER/ATHLETE. I want to attribute that you did very well in representing and acknowledging. His GREATNESS. To me .... There is NO Greater athlete. Sure there are others who were faster, bigger, stronger but, NON greater. He is like Guko. He is the pinnacle of harnessing the most intense of will, training, talent. He reached a level that may not be challenged until we see an actual Saiyan. (Saiyans are from anime, in case you are scoring.) He found a way to reach that level EVERY season that he played. EPIC.

[@thorkagemob1297]

Randy moss

[@patricklowder2751]

Kam chancellor. You gotta watch this man. A freight train in the back field

[@markusstrickler8887]

U should watch josh cribbs kick return highlights

[@nygroover397]

Payton also practiced Ballet and other forms of dancing as part od his training to increase his balance and agility, and to stay loose and adaptable during the season. Mind blown? Cause it blew minds back then. Today with the study in body mechanics and emphasis on footwork, agility and balance drills it actually makes sense based on todays knowledge of physical performance.

[@AscentYT]

Vikings vs Saints Divisional Round by Highlight Heaven - "The Minneapolis Miracle"

[@idrevision2420]

Wes Welker should definitely be on one of the upcoming videos you record. Man is awesome.

[@Wolfhound03]

Gale Sayres!!! Loving all the videos so far! Being from Chicago I'm biased and love Walter Payton but I want to suggest one more bears running back who may not have the stats as Walter or many of the current running backs but watch a highlight reel of Gale Sayres and tell me it's not the most beautiful running you've ever seen. Keep the vids coming!!!

[@k12student72]

Jalen Ramsey and Richard Sherman highlights

[@dontaviusdaniels7454]

Reggie White the minister of defense

[@snes06]

Dontavius Daniels A Football Life Jerome Brown and Reggie White I cried, ugly cry! And while were at it Derrick Thomas! Brother was amazing. Great Guy Too! All three of those guys were awesome people, and pretty good ball players.

[@moonblaze2713]

Love seeing this. Check out Jim Kelly. Seems like your kind of player. Or any '90s Bills player really. So many Hall of Famers worth checking out.

[@FlyShoeGuy]

I'm telling you Randy Moss is a must see. He was such a freakish talent

[@cristianhualpa2456]

you have to see the beast James Harrison NFL, greetings from Chile💪

[@FastPaull]

Definitely have to do James Harrison. By far one of the scariest NFL players ever.

[@_AJK_1]

Tom Brady - Five Rings By Joseph Vincent. Really just watch anything by him. He does great compilations of players.

[@Knowitall3234]

Payton is why I wore The 34 when I played. I heard somewhere that he could walk 40 yards on his hands, perhaps as part of his training routine.

[@Ian-wn7wh]

React to emmit smith

[@nathaniele.8287]

JJ Watt.....one of the best defensive lineman I've ever seen

[@1OldBuzzard]

That clip you showed us of your cut was sick dude. We call those moves ankle breakers. You cut so hard that the defender breaks his ankle trying to keep up with you. Awesome moves. Check out Alvin Kamara, last year was his rookie season and he was offensive rookie of the year in the NFL. Then, check out the man handing him the ball and throwing it to him, Drew Brees. In one of your videos you mentioned wanting to go see a game in person. Make sure you go see a Saints game in the Superdome in New Orleans. New Orleans has arguably the loudest stadium. You sure won't see the same kind of crowd at any other stadium. You definitely won't go to a game who's city parties harder than they do in New Orleans. New Orleans parties all night long on the French Quarter.

[@marcuscordova5717]

Did u take this from my recommendation?? So happy!

[@Lonewolfmike]

He once ran for 275 yards, which was a record for a single game for a long time, and he had a 101 temp and was suffering from the flu at the time.

[@orbitalreject1633]

Can u please do Earl Campbell the guy is an animal

[@TheeTeamAlaska]

RICHARD SHERMANNNNN

[@emorycook71]

You should react to Johnny Manziel’s Texas A&M highlights. He was the first Heisman trophy winner as a freshman and has some crazy improvisations. He’s just incredibly fun to watch

[@volzman2172]

Dick Butkus a Linebacker in the 60's and 70's one of the meanest guys ever.

[@Royal-t-jr]

Watch Patrick Willis

[@KennyDupre]

Hey Jacob here is a player that is definitely a rarity for the position he plays. MARQUETTE KING. Without giving you any details. I like what you are doing with the channel. Cheers

[@TheBum920]

I have watched a lot of videos of yours and read a lot of comments too. I don't ever remember seeing one for Reggie White. A deeply religious man that died very young, he was known as the minister of defense and is the all time leader in sacks. He was a monster and threw around three hundred pound men (136 KG) like dolls.

[@alexanderrose1071]

Ed Reed, sir! A monster who scored touchdowns as a defender.

[@bozarks7580]

Darren Sproles! 5'6 dynamo. He's Been playing forever scoring long touchdowns. He also plays several different positions. (Receiver, running back, kick/punt returner)

[@KyleHurd]

Beautiful move Jacob!

[@JAM21]

Joseph Vincent videos are probably the best there are, but they give less highlights, and more of the player's background. Side note: once you post the combine video, you would likely get a ton of views if you went out and did your own makeshift combine.

[@Hundun34]

At 6:40 in your video you talk about friendships and bonds between players there a great story about Walter Payton and this teammate Matt suhey. Also you should react to Brian urlacher or the 85 bears defense.

[@derrickdow5076]

RANDY MOSS THE ORIGINAL FREAK

[@dkss5130]

Just want to let you know, (as an American, and I feel lame saying that, but it's kind of necessary for this comment), that these videos are great. Usually between countries/sports there is an element of thinking one is better than the other for whatever reason, but you're watching this stuff as a genuine sports fan and it's pretty fun to see an outsider's thoughts and also to learn a little about rugby as it relates to football. FYI, you have to have two feet inbounds to establish possession (i the NFL, college is just one foot, for some reason), and yes, if the ball crosses the "plane" that is vertical to the white end zone line, you have scored a TD. You're also right in your thoughts on why they're going out of bounds at the end of runs. It isn't worth trying to cut back and taking a big hit and risking a fumble in that situation after a big run. Please check out Cam Newton, great QB/running threat! (I'm from Charlotte, NC)

[@plebian44]

The Tyler Rose will blow your mind.

[@1jviezy]

David "Humble Rumble" Johnson. He's patient, explosive, great top end speed, and his hands are better than most wide receivers!

[@terryrobbins5977]

Walter Payton never ran out of bounds. He always fought for every yard he gained. Something you don't see nowadays.

[@kathyhansen5232]

Long time ago i cried bc walter payton died when i first seen his highlights and how he died he is the best running back player ever

[@larrylaw4677]

Hey Jacob, you seem to really like the stadiums. You should check out a video on "The Big House" where the Michigan Wolverines (a college team) play football. Absolutely ridiculous!

[@jeremybroadwater3832]

first i just wanted to say i love the nfl reaction videos. great content :) i 've been kinda binge watching your videos and just wanted to answer a few questions about the game you seemed to have. i remember you said something about kent grady, i think it was...sorry if wrong name. but you said about him sending comment explaining some things so sorry if this is a repeat of things he may have addressed but anyhow.........1 thing was about scoring, if the ball crosses the plain of the endzone it is a touchdown, and with catches in the endzone, both feet have to be down in bounds for it to count.a perfect example of the catch is... Super Bowl 43 Santonio Holmes Game Winning Catch... in this video it not only demonstrates a great example but the announcers explain the rule perfectly while watching the replays during debate. i'd love to see your reaction to......Dirtiest Cheap Shots in NFL Football History (DIRTY)..... this video is good, as far as kinda calling out dirty plays that have no part in the game, with you playing rugby, i'd love to hear your opinion on some of this. btw, with this video another rule in nfl. when a qb dives feet first slide, he is down/kinda giving himself up, no defender supposed to touch him, a tackle/hit on the qb can however be made if he leads with his upper body during a dive, instead of foot slide. curious also if you've experienced anything similar in your time. whether personal or just witnessed it during a game. my suggestions for you are a very tall, athletic and fast wide receiver that retired in his prime, sorta like rb barry sanders did, btw i liked that video..great job with it. he coincidentally played for the same team as sanders did, but years later. his name is calvin johnson...or magatron. also a smaller guy that had a sixteen year career, i think it was. named steve smith. both wide recievers. both athletic as hell, but an eight inch high difference and around forty pounds. your man joseph vincent has great videos on both of their careers. i also saw your reaction to christian mccaffrey's contract and i was curious about that. i read that peyton manning made Highest single-season earnings: $35 million (2004; includes $34.5 million signing bonus), i always see the reports and think its insane but never really thought about it, i can not even fathom that amount of money for a single years salary, mind blown kinda stuff. one last thing, you have commented several times about stadium sizes, you'd probably be surprised at fan size and overall team pride/enthusiasm with college football games, especially during championship bowl seasons......in past years at least, they'[ve seemed to lose alittle bit the last few years, idk, but they still get absolutely huge, with wild fan appreciation/support of their team.on one final note, if you've actually read this and made it this far, this is on that college football note...steven had a serious years back where he came to america and traveled through every state, kinda documentary style. it was excellent. there is a part that sums up the college football here in america very well, posted by chris k. call just....American College Football.....only three minutes long, i'd definately suggest watching that bit. well, i do want to say a genuine thank you and i love this content, please keep them coming :)

[@jeremybroadwater3832]

sorry, i was just reading it back and the name is steven fry. i left out the fry...kinda important to that i guess

[@fittergrady]

The commentator said it properly when he called Walter Payton "the most complete back in football". He could run with speed. He could run with elusiveness. He could run with power. He was a dangerous pass receiver. He was a devastating blocker, especially in pass protection. The term "five tool player", meaning a player who possesses star quality in five different elements of the game, is more commonly associated with baseball than football. However, it's appropriate in Payton's case. More accurately, Payton was a seven tool player. He could do all of the above, as well as return kicks and pass the ball. It was a privilege to watch him play.

[@thedistantprinceinyouremai6345]

I’m gonna play high school rugby next year

[@danielknight506]

Russell wilson!!! Joe vincent!