Indians React to 10 Biggest Freaks Of Nature Currently In The NFL

[@djjoshski]

For those who don't know, NFL is like medieval chess, it's a lot of theory the application of set theory on the field, a lot of thought into plays, routes eg. It's also built for TV. Using lines on field and yellow line representing the next down. It's really cool I advise anyone to learn the rules. You won't regret it

[@alonenjersey]

Excellent comparison good sir.

[@rg20322]

NFL Players are massive when you see them in person. I'm talking about the linemen of course.

[@AceManning18]

Not just the lineman there are plenty of tight ends linebackers etc who are absolute monsters...even quite a few skill position guys like DK Metcalf and Derrick Henry. Tanks.

[@logician3641]

I saw Gilbert Brown at the mall once. The guy's shirt was the size of my bed sheets..

[@randallshelp4017]

the "thing hanging from the back" is just a towel to wipe the hands clean or just remove hand sweat...

[@theblackbear211]

Here's some metric conversions on size: George Kittle: 6 ft 4 in / 250 lbs = 193cm / 103.6 kg Khalil Mack: 6 ft 3 in / 269 lbs = 191 cm / 122.3 kg Julio Jones: 6 ft 3 in / 220 lbs = 191 cm / 100 kg Saquon Barkley: 6 ft 0 in / 230 lbs = 183 cm / 104.5 kg Lamar Jackson: 6 ft 2 in / 230 lbs = 188 cm / 104.5 kg Tyreek Hill: 5 ft 10 in / 191 lbs = 178 cm / 87 kg Myles Garrett: 6 ft 4 in / 272 lbs = 193 cm / 123.6 kg DK Metcalf: 6 ft 4 in / 228 lbs = 193cm / 103.6 kg Aaron Donald: 6 ft 1 in / 280 lbs = 185 cm / 127.3 kg Derek Henry: 6 ft 4 in / 250 lbs = 193cm / 103.6 kg But consider this: except for Khalil Mack, Myles Garrett, and Aaron Donald (who is "too small" for his position) These are all considered "Skill Players" and are not the largest players on the field. Consider that the AVERAGE NFL Offensive Tackle is 197cm tall and weighs 144kg If you average all the "Down Linemen" on both sides of the ball - their "average" weight is 142kg and height is 194 cm!

[@cokesquirrel]

Thanks dude. For those people who are not familiar with the NFL and American weights and measures that is extremely helpful

[@theblackbear211]

@@cokesquirrel Your welcome. I spent a career having to convert back and forth in international business. It is hard to grasp the size of these players - just try to imagine, Tyreek Hill - who looks like a very small man in these videos, is 178 cm / 87 kg - that gives you an idea of just how big these guys are.

[@ukunboxings2242]

250 is about 114kg just under 18 stone.

[@theblackbear211]

@@ukunboxings2242 My error - I was transferring some numbers and slipped on that one.

[@ukunboxings2242]

@@theblackbear211 Yeah glad you did them.

[@Sunset553]

“…are there no rules!?” 😂 😂 It looks like it sometimes. There is an American football rule called “unnecessary roughness” and you could say the whole game violates it.

[@alonenjersey]

By any chance are you two able to get American Football games in your part of the world?

[@RONNIE-T-OVER]

He wants to play football too

[@TGBlvdx]

I would like to see you react to NFL best plays & biggest hits

[@Goody-jb7lg]

5ft 4" playing football !!!! They would be mush

[@oxfamshop]

Freaks of nature or to be polite unconventional

[@josephtingley654]

I you don't think Tom Brady is a freak of nature, go look at his Draft weigh-in photo, that guy played QB for over 20 years with 7 Championships, endless records in both regular and postseasons, that skinny little guy became a beast and a legend.

[@QbanCelli]

Freak of nature does not mean the strongest. Rather people with so many attributes like speed, jumping, strength etc that they don't seem human.

[@nathanlawson313]

40 yards = 36.5m. Is the NFL's main measurement of raw top speed. 5.0 seconds and under is blazing fast for a "very athletic" person. 4.5 seconds and under is fast for a "professional" athlete (football or futbol). 4.2 seconds and under is in world class sprinter speed territory. (Usain Bolt ran a 4.22 40yd dash in sweat pants and shoes) I've timed over 2,000 people. Most idiots "think" they can run a 4.6 or 4.7. When they run a 5.2, timed by laser, and I tell them that's actually pretty good, they swear there was a mistake... Every. Single. One. No one breaks 5.0 without having a speed coach at some point to break down your technique.

[@Smokebox_345]

You guys should definitely react to a nfl hardiest hits

[@alonenjersey]

They already have. You're gonna love their reactions.

[@Smokebox_345]

@@alonenjersey yeah sadly I found it after binging their channel that night lol

[@alonenjersey]

So what did you think?@@Smokebox_345

[@bunnyfufu9933]

Aaron donald cant be stopped even with 2v1. Its always 2v1 for him sometimes even 3v1 😂😂

[@nathanlawson313]

Like your mom. I'm sorry. It was there.... Someone had to. 😂

[@cokesquirrel]

Uber eats is the most popular food delivery app in USa, There are other food delivery apps such as seamless In New York city but I don't know about the rest of the country. In Mexico it is Uber, didi and rapi. In the majority of china it is didi. I haven't lived anywhere else so I don't know about other countries

[@user-lj8qk6gw2l]

Watch some armwrestlers like Dennis Cyplenkov.

[@randallshelp4017]

280 pounds is about 128 Kilos...

[@BrendaAgosta]

I like your reactions, but would rather you pause than talk through the video.

[@edittheworld-ct5yu]

Myles Garrett tried to end the life of an opposing player once. He is trash!

[@DaddyDoggAbbott]

Workout and get on my level

[@DaddyDoggAbbott]

Free for a second and then unleash the dogs

[@AceManning18]

It's amazing to me a sport I grew up with playing as a kid and so many others play as well that people from other countries watch it and act like someone's being dismembered or flayed in front of their eyes. A bit dramatic if I can be frank. Jesus.