SOCCER FAN REACTS TO BIGGEST HITS IN FOOTBALL HISTORY

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[@CascadianExotics]

American football is a collision sport. Although, you're likely to see only a few hits like these in a game. What makes it fascinating to watch is that there are a lot of rules, plays, schemes, and moving parts to the game. It does take a couple of seasons for the casual viewer to catch on, though.

[@joshwoodard1692]

I get alot of the rules they have i just feel like theres to many rules these days when i played high school last year it seemed like every tackle was a flag for something

[@flinty_ray4474]

True alot of rules

[@keyronperry3277]

Alot of annoying rules

[@DKMetcaIf]

That’s what makes it the most fun to watch sport

[@JohnHillRSNStudios]

European women: *shudders* How can they play this game? American women: YEAH BABY GO WHOOP DAT ASS!!!

[@finstor3386]

Alot of these hits are now illegal, the game has changed. All the hits to the head and violent hits to guys catching the ball are now illegal.

[@FuzzyStarburst]

There are some rules for how to tackle/block. The ones that come up the most: You can't lead with your helmet in a tackle and impact the opponent's helmet. That's called helmet to helmet. It's acceptable I'd you lead with your shoulder and the helmet to helmet contact occurs by accident. You can't grab by the neck of the jersey/pads in the back. That's called a horse collar. You can't block in the back. You can tackle the player with the ball from behind, but you can't if they don't have the ball. They've found a really happy medium in recent years between safety and action. Most of this was legal when it happened.

[@martinsharrett1872]

Excellent info 👍, not sure we have found a happy medium just yet but we are definitely working in that direction :)

[@GhostDrummer]

Those are the current rules...a majority of these were pre-current rules.

[@FuzzyStarburst]

@@GhostDrummer Said that at the bottom.

[@Jawsjawsjawsrg]

You also have to give the player a chance to catch the ball, or they are a defenseless player. But once they touch the ball they are fair game.

[@Jawsjawsjawsrg]

@John Thomas We ant Rome, this is not the gladiator arena. Actors get paid just as big it's not the risk of injury or death that they are paid on. It is because they are the best. And the business (sports teams) wants the best to come in and entertain so they get the best viewer ship to make the most money. Go watch the movie Concussion. There is no reason for someone to win the Super Bowl only to loose his mind.

[@djmolnar]

I laughed when they included a Pat McAfee hit on a return

[@Bspoor7482]

American Football is one of the most complex sports in the world, with the rules and the amount of offensive and defensive plays they have it’s quite ridiculous how they remember everything

[@imperatormetallicus8681]

No not really

[@Bspoor7482]

Spartan Rage 59 then you don’t know shit about the sport lmao

[@imperatormetallicus8681]

Really stop living in your mom's basement is that complex

[@sharrieffmuhammad9227]

@@imperatormetallicus8681 if u don’t think it complex u don’t know the sport it’s tru I most likely never played that’s y u don’t know

[@imperatormetallicus8681]

I've played the sport since 2nd grade im a junior in high school also all of you are probably from a European country

[@w1sd0mgam3r2]

I remember all the injuries I’ve taken and given in football

[@moremilo]

😭😭😭

[@rhoetusochten4211]

I remember a few... But not all!

[@latraviousgrier8507]

I have actually been knocked out cold before with a concussion and I still currently play football for my high school

[@w1sd0mgam3r2]

@@latraviousgrier8507 I tore my acl and meniscus on my left leg and my mcl on my right

[@latraviousgrier8507]

@@w1sd0mgam3r2 oooh I have actually had an injury where I tore my kneecap in half along with an acl injury

[@2HumbleBeast3]

this a real mans sport. i loveeee football

[@remycraig]

I’m not gonna lie I was distracted the whole video 😏

[@elhajjmatthews4060]

Your commentary made the video 😂😂😂

[@choc3408]

I can give you two other things that made the video

[@imperatormetallicus8681]

American football is one of the world's most dangerous sports behind UFC and WWE and Boxing. I play high school football it's ruff on your body

[@moremilo]

I can imagine 😭🤦🏻‍♀️

[@floppybluething9128]

Not only are all of these legal hits but that's what gets the game exciting for players and the fans

[@Blastmaster10]

Ayy new reaction it's 🔥🔥 American football vibes it's funny because you told gooze go watch it lol🤣

[@moremilo]

He should😒🤣🤣

[@Blastmaster10]

😂😂 you funny af milo love it

[@sza3434]

I'm here for one thing...two things

[@jcarlovitch]

10:44 is the play that won New England six super bowls. After Bledsoe got injured they started a 199'TH draft pick that was even good enough to start in college called Tom Brady and the rest is history.

[@susanmaggiora4800]

Ernest Bigot Thats exactly what I thought ‘The play that began Tom Brady.’

[@bryonensminger7462]

We start playing this game when were around 7 years old and this is one of the sports that toughen us up you should check out a little hockey 2 we talked about hockey we said we went to a boxing match in a hockey game broke out

[@latraviousgrier8507]

Her reaction at 9:39 when the player said boom had me dying of laughter 😂😂😂

[@moremilo]

😭😭🤣🤣

[@rickslingerland1155]

Drilled, a hard lick, dropped, etc. All the same as hit hard.

[@susanmaggiora4800]

Richard Slingerland I just remembered’You want a lickin’?’ as a way of telling someone you were about to kick their ass. You don’t hear it anymore.

[@silence3314]

I’ve always said stuck😂

[@charlestusin274]

Best NFL hits reaction ever. If it makes you feel a little better, a lot of these his are illegal. Penalties were assessed. There would be fines in many cases as well.

[@kingjames1308]

A lot of them are also legal too though. Big hits in football in themselves are not illegal. as long as you dont hit helmet to helmet or crack someone who is not looking. Also it varies between college and nfl as to what is legal and what is not

[@teeblack4859]

Haha your reaction is cracking me up! That’s football!

[@moremilo]

😭😭🤣🤣

[@kingkaranja]

Milos face on some of these hits 😂😂

[@moremilo]

😭😭😂😂

[@Blastmaster10]

Just a shocked face lol milo reactions funny 😂

[@elitewolverine]

That number 11 that you were reacting too. Was bledso, and he got his rib hurt during that play, it was also the injury that launched Brady into the position. Brady being a Quarterback that has now won 7 super bowl rings. Most teams don't even have one, he has 7. He is won his last one this year at the age of 43. Truly the GOAT.

[@RetroRetrospective]

I like how she said 11 is her lucky number, bc its mine as well!

[@glennchampion2074]

I've got a million of 'em... The slang you heard like "drilled" simply means that the "victim" of the hit got hit really hard. The players are trained and rewarded for their ferocity on the field. Offensive linemen- the "big ones" who protect the other players by "blocking" get hit in the head an average of 10,000 times during the span of their playing time. This is from childhood until they retire from the NFL. So brain damage is becoming a "thing" among the veterans. There are some really messed up stories about that. Look up Junior Seau (that's his name), Dave Duerson, Mike Webster, Darrell Dawkins for just a few. Aaron Hernandez is also suspected of suffering from the condition of CTE.

[@justincosing5227]

This is why when Americans watch European futbol we get upset when players cry over barely getting touched. Because in American football we see huge hits every single game and it’s just apart of the game.

[@Blastmaster10]

You can hit them like that in American football they celebrate after each sack injury wise they can get anything from a concussion to hurt shoulders and normal injuries perfect for mans who like fighting 😂

[@moremilo]

That’s crazy 😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@Blastmaster10]

They have gear on under tho milo so they can handle some hits they still get hurt tho in rugby they have no protection at all

[@martinsharrett1872]

@@Blastmaster10 - I don't enjoy fighting but would play right now if I were physically able. Absolutely loved the sport. Rugby and american football are very different. Both are extremely physical. As far as the pads, yes they help. Airbags in cars help when you get into an accident. But you were still in a car accident... Which is very literally what your watching. If you remember the "stevenson" hit towards the end. He breaks his neck on that tackle. He is paraplegic and in a wheelchair if I'm not mistaken. Pretty sure he was 19 or 20 when that play occurred, I watched it as it happened live on tv.

[@Blastmaster10]

@@martinsharrett1872 yeah i understand what you saying regardless either way it's a contact sport so it's dangerous and bad injuries will happen at the same time it is a fun sport

[@martinsharrett1872]

@@Blastmaster10 - agreed, outside of actual combat sports the only other sport I would put on american football and rugbys level is hockey. A sport where taking a hunk of wood and smashing it into another person's face is punished by 5 minutes in timeout to think about what you did 🤣.

[@MrTech226]

Most of those hits are considered illegal. During each game like European Football (Soccer) officials (referees) toss yellow flags for penalties depends who are penalized: defense or offense. They lose or gained yardage during each turn up to 4 downs. Main goal is a touchdown (try in rugby or goal in soccer), but in order to reach touchdown team (offense) needs a 1st down for new set of downs.

[@yadidimeanmaine]

Not gonna lie: I had to go back in the video a few times because when I would hear the hit I realize that I was looking off to the right of the video...

[@austinwilson5704]

Currently we have a quarterback who is 43 playing most people don't retire until they're in their 30s to 40s unless they get a life ending tragedy injury

[@darrenshoults4620]

My dad said we had a high school football team when he was a kid, but only for a couple of months. A kid got his neck snapped and died during practice so they took it away before we even played our first game. We still had had some big, rough boys when I was in school too. I could see it happening.

[@PastorOfMuppets74]

Great video! Awesome hits on here...even though I must admit I got a lil...distracted...by double trouble every now n then...OK...the whole video TBH. Great job! With everything lol. Awesome...

[@sajohnson09]

I hope the Reggie bush hit is on here. When that showed up in Madden 09, I think it was, I couldn't stop laughing every time I saw it.

[@sharrieffmuhammad9227]

Football is hella fun no cap

[@ingridsmith8796]

Multiple injuries like paralyzed and neck breaking in arms in awkward crazy things people almost died on the field

[@moremilo]

Smh that’s crazy 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@eparaladdin7776]

I clicked onto this video just to enjoy the reaction and big hits... Then right towards the end you said you supprt the Falcons now.. So I paused and hit subscribe.. Can't wait to go see your other videos

[@CrimsonKingOkie]

I enjoyed the big t...hits as well.

[@daviddurham2773]

I use to play football in high school and I loved tackling the other team players as hard as I could! Yes, I am a proud American!

[@alfredmartinez6166]

You are right about the injuries. I've never seen a pro, college or even a high school game where there were no injuries. The average career in professional football is only 4 years. For every player who has a 10+yr career there are dozens who only last one season.

[@austinwilson5704]

usually when someone says they want to do this with their life career it means they've been playing for many years like me I've been playing since the age of five and I'm planning on going to NFL in the future

[@RANDO4743]

The helmet can't protect against concussions with 100% efficiency,so getting slammed causes the violent bouncing of the brain inside the skull which produces concusssive damage leading to unconscious or brain injury.

[@moremilo]

Yea that’s what I was thinking about smh 🤕

[@jessereid835]

In north America we play sports with contact because watchin a bunch of guy just kicking a ball back and forth for 2hr gets boring especially cuz most game are just like 1-0 or 2-1and when they fall all they do is roll around and complain, common you get millions of dollars, but you cant take a scraped grass stain knee. we take pride in pain and always want to keep playing.

[@georgekenny2294]

Yes, people have died in this sport. Chucky Mullins was a kid from our area that died, his story is on youtube. Then on youtube search simply "Tatum Stingley" for a story of a player that gets paralyzed, and the player who was NOT sorry for doing it. Then watch the youtube video entitled "Gregg Williams Saints Bounty Audio" to hear a coach instruting his players to INTENTIONALLY hurt players, and to "go for the head". It's freaking SPOOKY! He and his head coach were suspended for a year for this, but only after winning the SUPER BOWL!! Best wishes!

[@boubakar5168]

La super video de ma milo j'adore 😊

[@moremilo]

Merciii😄

[@boubakar5168]

@@moremilo 😊👍

[@madcornentertainment2008]

Give me a football game to watch and the lady in this video to watch it with I’ll never complain about anything else in life

[@user-ho6rn1bx2x]

The amount of concussions the would be getting is insane

[@scenxad]

There are alot of injuries during the season, and players have to deal with cumulative CTE ,Knee ,and back injuries after they retire. The average American Football career used to be 4 years, not sure what the recent average is.

[@texas_streets9638]

I'm from America and football is just part of life here whether your a player like most of us are at young ages or just a fan. If there is a big hit its only fun when someone gets knocked out or has a concussion. It only gets scary when you see someone get their neck broke or leg broke

[@danjohnson2986]

That hit on lucky number eleven ended his career. Mo Lewis (defense) hit number eleven Drew Bledso. He kind had a ruptured spleen or some such. A bit of trivia is that the backup QB was Tom Brady (you’ve probably heard of him). That knockout hit started Brady’s career. One last thing, you’d asked before how long do they last. The NFL Avg. career is 3.3 years.

[@moremilo]

Oh wow thanks for the info 😓

[@nickj4526]

People play football for the glory, and then for money in the pros.

[@Terrell070]

As long as it's not in the head or neck it's legal with some exceptions. You can't hit late (after the play is over). If the QB is in the pocket (back to pass) you also can't go for the knees. If a player slides feet first he's giving himself up, so you can't hit him then. They'll call fouls when the QB is on the receiving end of a dirty hit a bit quicker than the other players because the QB is the most important guy on the team. Unnecessary roughness is a 15 yard penalty, if it's against the defense it also carries an automatic first down. Those apply to hitting the guy with the ball. You can hit players that don't have the ball as well, it's usually blocking. (An offensive player attempts to knock a defensive player backwards, sideways, etc. to make room for his teammate with the ball. In those cases the blocks must come from the front of the player being blocked, or the side. Blocking from the back is a penalty. 10 yards if above the waist, 15 yards if below the waist. You also cannot blindside block anymore. The game used to be rougher than it is today.

[@jberry1982]

And the weights vary between lineman which are usually the biggest and Defensive backs and running backs and wide receivers are usually smaller than linebackers and such

[@its_cedrick105]

1:13 was that a truck or a person

[@moremilo]

A truck 😭😫 9:37

[@sajohnson09]

There was another big hit I remember, a guy was diving and got hit and he was flying in one direction, then he got hit again and spun in the complete opposite direction before he landed.

[@ephennell4ever]

And to this day, there's probably a couple of hours he can't recall!

[@DoughBoyLGMX3]

Damn mamas you look stoned af 😂 🤟🏽 I’m stoned af watching this!

[@jberry1982]

Damn right that's mostly college football I'm from Alabama myself and we live for this shit here War Eagle Roar AuBuRN Tigers Roar

[@johnpatton7533]

War eagle from Houston man

[@mrsweater17]

Played football in middle school and Highschool I broke a finger, fractured my foot, dislocated a shoulder, and had two concussions. Best times for me honestly I'll miss those Friday night lights.

[@toodlescae]

My nephew who is now only about 5'5" in his 30's carried half the opposing team down the field with him on his way to a touchdown because he just wouldn't go down or stop. Everyone was shocked out of their minds that someone so short was that strong...lol.

[@belinda9696]

The offense is smaller and can run fast to carry the ball and the defense are the wall that prevents them from getting to the in-zone goal some of the defense can be 6'7" tall and 300 lbs. imagine that hitting you at full speed, that's why they need the helmets, mouthguards, and pads to help keep them from being injured(sometimes for life) or worse and that is why these players in NFL get paid very well to play also.

[@blackfreethinker2525]

I still say that the padding is in place because of blocking, and has so evolved due to the linemen's need for face protection.

[@derekshirley5543]

You see Europeans signing up constantly to play basketball in the states. But we don’t have any Europeans playing American football. Americans are tough. That’s why our army keeps the European nations safe so they don’t have to worry about being invaded. .

[@DeLee596]

The defensive team are usually pretty big. Offensive ball carriers or pass receivers are smaller (but still big) & faster.

[@31Mike]

Keep in mind that you're seeing individual plays from 3+ hour games, and those clips range in dates from the 70's through to I think last year. Yes, those big hits happen and yes some of them are penalties but most were legal, clean and good plays. You could watch multiple full games, or even a full season, and not see some of those 'big hits' happen. They happen, but it's not like it happens on every play or even in every game.

[@helmedon]

The skinnier guys (still usually over 6 feet tall and 200 lbs) are usually wide receivers, cornerbacks or safeties. Quarterbacks too. The big burly dudes are the linebackers, defensive tackles and defensive ends. The huge guys are the offensive linemen...guards tackles and center. The guys that are usually shorter but thick, with huge thighs are the running backs. The big tall guys who can't run very fast but can catch and block are the tight ends.

[@martyslazenger935]

The rules are incredibly complex. They're generally written by lawyers and more than a few of the officials have been lawyers--and many others are business owners.

[@eriaswright299]

Be the hammer. Not the nail. I LOVE IT!!!! I LOVE IT!!!!!

[@je1ce911]

Depending on your positon, the length of your career varies, on average, receivers have the shortest careers, understandably so, they are the ones who catch the ball and are 9/10 times going to get hit unless it's 4th quarter with no time left in which they will try run it out of bounds

[@bryonensminger7462]

A lick is slang for a great hit

[@wallymac1674]

If you aren't bleeding, you're not trying hard enough. Football is awesome.

[@moremilo]

Damn it’s like that 😩😭😭

[@solace6700]

She was taking hits right before watching this video of these guys taking hits

[@TheGalwayjoyce]

The average length of career in the NFL is 3 years. If you want to know about injuries...well, there are compilation videos. You could also watch the movie Concussion, starring Will Smith. NFL has the worst injuries of any sport, worldwide.

[@moremilo]

Damn that’s crazy 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@jeffjohnson2273]

The helmets and pads were introduced when 3 players died on the field in 1909. But if you think this is violent you should check out Bull Riding Biggest Wrecks.

[@susanmaggiora4800]

He was totally playing the ball🤣

[@larrywt656]

"Lick" is American slang for a hard hit. Some of these plays were illegal, but most of them were actually clean hits, at least at the time the games were played. Some of the rules have become more strict in recent years. When I played high school and college football, from 1978-1985, it was pretty much anything goes. And if you notice, most of the guys that are getting hit are getting right back up again. These plays were about half and half between professional games and college games. That last one was a high school game.

[@chadhunts6202]

Should watch the Davante Adams hit against the bears, never seen a helmet flex that much, that was scary!

[@cavaleermountaineer3839]

You should watch a Ray Lewis mic'd up video. It'll give you more personal insight into the mentality of football and Americans.

[@drobichaud1000]

omg are you kidding me girl. mercy

[@Mike-hi3sc]

They know what they are signing up for. That’s why they make big $$$

[@b7grams]

The head injuries in football have gotten to a point where Will Smith has made a movie about it. They've taken steps to eliminate "targeting" (aiming towards the head/neck, a defender launching themselves at an opponent, or even a defender hitting a receiver too hard right as they're catching the ball) but to the point that there are hits that are viewed by many as clean hits (not aiming for the head/neck but sometimes resulting in it when the offensive player ducks low at the last possible moment) are getting defensive players kicked out of games for attempting to do their job, even offensive players for hard blocks (see 7:22). Many of the hits in this video are either from a time before football started to crack down on the most violent hits (which in part came about from the over $1 billion settlement the NFL reached with former players after they filed a class-action lawsuit) or were "flagged" (penalized) for unsportsmanlike conduct, some of which resulted in ejections. Final thought (sort of): this clip must only be known about by Nebraska fans because I never see it in these compilations but if you want to see another devastating hit watch this. Kind of old school but still one hell of a hit. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJzah6xpqrB4aqM

[@diegoromo9636]

The faces are priceless

[@ibrahimbashir6780]

More Milo: I support the Falcons. Me: my condolences.

[@2hundoez615]

It just how football is

[@skinflaver]

You should check out the NHL playoffs biggest hits.

[@kenz5469]

This is a REALsport, folks..

[@puterbac]

Nobody forces the receiver to go out for a pass.

[@kalel311superman9]

lick is just a term for a hard hit

[@kingkaranja]

Also alot of these hits were given as fouls

[@CallMeBmatt]

Correction : a lot of those hits would be fouls now 😂

[@GhostDrummer]

@@CallMeBmatt it’s surprising to me how many aren’t realizing that a majority of these are pre-current rules.

[@jtompsa]

Avg NFL player is 6ft 2in and 111.4 k. They also bench an avg on 115k and can run 4.4 sec for a 40yd dash

[@mrredwhite1244]

Reaction 🔥

[@andyloy7809]

You should see the movie Concussion, it's about repeated head trama and how it has effected players

[@moremilo]

Thanks ima look it up!

[@andyloy7809]

@@moremilo no prob

[@brandonsanders7399]

Plus 2 years of college i got hit so hard in my right year i lost hearing in it at 14, an at at 11 i woke up in hospital peeing blood, but i be back next game lol

[@yambo59]

Yes Football is very violent at times, and in answer to your question yes there have been many serious player injuries and fatalities.

[@elihood1389]

@more milo, i am an american football player i am only in high school but here is the NFL rule book for 2020

[@mfree80286]

2:57 very few of these clips are long enough to show the flag and the penalty assessment. And contrary to everyone saying most of these were legal until recently, it's been well over 10 years since intentional targeting (helmet-helmet strike) could get you suspended and about 10 since unintentional targeting was made a penalty... spearing (leading hit with the helmet, and arms down) has been penalized for 34 years now. Roughing the passer (hitting QB late after the throw), defensive pass interference (hitting the receiver before the ball arrives), horse-collar tackles, chop blocks, clipping, facemasks, all illegal for decades or more. You aren't given enough of the video to see the gridiron football penalty process because it's quite deliberate since play stops for downs and the line is reset. They can take their time, each instance here could have been 30-45 seconds worth of deliberation. Longer if an injured man needs to be taken care of... ED. 3:01 flag thrown in from the left. Flags are weighted handerchiefs, they're all yellow, the ref will throw his hat instead if he's run out of flags.

[@kendrickb420]

lol she said look out for that lil guy 6:20 the nigga goes flyin’

[@bhswarrior94]

I played for 15 years from 6 years old up to college and there's a reason you are taught to keep your head on a swivel.

[@jordy6918]

So nobody gon mention how fucking blazed she is😂😂😂

[@moremilo]

I don’t smoke 😭😂

[@mikehall737]

You so t see these hits all the time , I played football myself and all of them don't hurt that much

[@random0activity]

This is hardest hits in football history, so every game is not like this and some of those hits were illegal lol

[@moremilo]

Oh yea that’s true I was about to say 😂😂👌🙏

[@brandonsanders7399]

I play this sport full contact from 7 till i graduated high school in 2011, and i had 9 black out concussions not counting the ones that didnt count lol, its a worrier sport i love this shit 👿

[@flinty_ray4474]

U be surprised the most injuries in football are the ACL but there are a lot of other injures to color bone, Achilles, concusion yea a lot of injures

[@annasvensson3533]

Salam Khoshgel khanom! LOL Chetori? Det här e en bra ide. Reaction videos till sporter. Bra jobbat Biya Stockholm gärna så spelar vi Fotboll. :D Amerikanskt Fotboll naha! :D Ha det så bra

[@jordanrogers996]

A lot of the hits where you can tell it’s older footage were legal hits at the time. Any time watching these and you see a yellow flag get thrown toward where the play ended are going to be penalties. The NFL (pro) and NCAA (collegiate/amateur) have become much more cognizant of player safety in recent years (mostly because of the possibility of legal litigation). The hits where guys are going helmet to helmet, or shoulder to helmet are totally illegal now. Leading with the crown of the helmet is an automatic ejection from games now and a huge fine in the NFL.

[@douglasostrander5072]

I hate when Europeans watch this first. It is actually the most fun game your gonna play in your life.