THIS IS PEAK!! | BRITISH BOYS REACT TO NFL HARDEST HITS

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[@alcapone8069]

They actually used ray Lewis in a science experiment and found that shoulder pads reduced the force of his hits by 50%. Without them he would have cracked skulls every play with almost 1000 pounds of force with a good hit.

[@brinks5555]

@Pennywise Wadford Allegedly

[@therealtrainor]

If pads reduced the force of his hits by 50% then he would hit with 4000 pounds of force bc he hit with 2000 with pads

[@jdrummerdd]

The idea is that Pads make guys willing to hit harder, if you don’t have pads you’re naturally going to hit lighter to protect your own body.

[@emiliogarcia5103]

@@jdrummerdd 🤔

[@IrishBiteGirl]

@@jdrummerdd It's the truth. Rugby fans always be talking shit about it, but it's scientificlly proven that even WITH pads.. NFL players hit with harder force, at faster speeds, with on average more mass. Rugby also has more rules on safety when it comes to hits, so by default it's safer as well. I watch both and you can not even compare the speed, much less the tackling ability of an NFL player compared to a Rugby player, sorry to the UK boys out there spouting nonsense.

[@__seeker__]

From left to right, you boys represent basketball, baseball, and American football 😆

[@TheIslandofStoneMoney]

LOL

[@bluenova4703]

lmaooo

[@juanchohitdalotto]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Democratic_union]

Facts

[@JohnDoe-gs5qk]

Why is this actually accurate though?

[@JohnHillRSNStudios]

Brits and the rest of the world: OMG THIS GAME IS SOOOOO BRUTAL! Americans of a certain age: OMG FOOTBALL HAS BECOME SOOOOOOO SOFT THESE DAYS!!!!

[@calex901]

It has. Most of these plays are old and 80% would get flagged for targeting nowadays

[@TheguyGupqwe56]

@@calex901That’s a good thing…

[@edthomas6548]

No they have totally pussifies football. For the money the guys get paid in the NFL. I guarantee if one guys says he doesn’t want to play like it was from the start till about the year 2000. Because he doesn’t want to get cte. There will be 100 guys to take his place. Per position. These guys play a game and become millionaires. If you make it two hand touch. Which it basically is for quarter backs. Then the thrill is gone. Why do most people watch racing. To watch cars go round and round for hours? No, they are waiting for the wreck.

[@christiancampbell3430]

​@AwesomeVids4U Good for the players, bad for the fans.

[@Lord.Derkington]

@@TheguyGupqwe56its not just that. Corners arent even allowed to touch a wr anymore without getting a pass interference. Theres almost no way to guard a pro wide receiver without being able to touch them.

[@JERSEYBOYPLAY2HARD]

if you guys grew up in america most likely you guys would like football more.

[@Itsyourboytee]

James Watson yeah I think we would tbh lol

[@shake4259]

Especially big man on the right

[@jedimastergodby9829]

Yea he looks like he could have been a decent football player

[@shake4259]

@@jedimastergodby9829 definitely

[@10.percent]

@@jedimastergodby9829 he'd probably be a good offense player in my opinion.

[@williamrussell7770]

Big man on the right looks like a football player himself. Lmao great reaction guys 👍🏻

[@golfnerd3107]

Was gonna say, shame he was born a Brit, cus he looks born to play.

[@brittanygarrison8030]

beetlejuice head

[@kieran2061]

@@golfnerd3107 stfu

[@AnmeKazuto]

@@kieran2061 why you getting mad he right

[@kieran2061]

@@AnmeKazuto not really

[@fittergrady]

The big fella on the right mentioned that the padding doesn't do much to absorb the impact. He's correct - especially with respect to brain injury. I was once knocked unconscious in a game at the opening kickoff. I came out for one play, as mandated by rule. I went back in, and played the remainder of the game with no recollection at all of what had happened. My next memory was the bus ride back. Blocking is a key part of American football. In other words, while one offensive player is throwing, catching or running with the ball, his teammates are out to put every potential tackling defender on his back. Big violent collisions like these are momentum changing moments in games. The idea, simply put, is to destroy one man in order to intimidate and terrorize ten.

[@Itsyourboytee]

Kent Grady bro can’t lie that sounds mad! Hope your all good now doe 👍🏼 I can deffo see the idea is to just hurt the other player & intimidate them. Appreciate the explanation doe would deffo like to learn more about the sport 💪🏼🤙🏼

[@christopherpolk7316]

you can't body slam no more its now illegal

[@bobbi1603]

@@christopherpolk7316 Doesn't mean it' enforced. Go to your local high school games, you'll see some body slams, refs will barely enforce new rules in high school.

[@KIRA-EL]

God help you if you touch a teams quarterback because his team is going to come to kill you after that.

[@xPOWERx-ne1jr]

Similar story except the refs got pissed when I tried to go back in

[@mollygee9950]

I love people who know nothing about american football react to it for the first time... its like, welcome to Amurrica lol

[@itsdre9x9]

One thing I don't see anyone talking about in the comments is that in the NFL, players can build up speed before laying a big hit.(I don't know if the same can be said for rugby) The most dangerous plays are usually on kickoffs. The kicking team has so much time to build up speed, if the ball carrier has no blockers, or can't evade any tackers, he'll be toast if he's running straight into a defender. Also, WRs(Wide recievers) are vulnerable to these kind of hits as well. They're busy looking for the ball coming towards them. A defender can build up speed and lay a big hit on the WR. Some of the hits in this video are blindside hits(they're illegal now). Pretty self explanatory, but those hits can knock you out(no surprise) You simply don't see it coming. You're looking to your left at the ball carrier you're attempting to tackle, and one of his teammates comes out of nowhere and SMOKES you from your right side. I've been hit by a blindside block, but luckily the guy that hit me was a lineman and simply pushed me instead of trying to take my head off. It still caught me off guard. That's why they say you need to keep your head on a swivel.

[@TheForbiddenOne55]

lmfao I love watching folks from other countries react to American football. This shit is great 😂😂

[@bryce4380]

I know right

[@davidnottennant1161]

Yeah, they change the rules every year it seems like to make it safer, but it doesn't do anything. You guys should definitely react to more NFL/American football videos!

[@2HRTS1LOVE]

Oh, it's changed things, especially in regards to QBs. Go back and watch some old LT videos, he wouldn't be able to do half of that stuff today.

[@spjr99]

They have done a lot to get rid of the ridiculously unsafe tackling like horse collars and below the legs stuff

[@edthomas6548]

All the rule changes have done one huge thing. Made fans move on. Pussified football isn’t as fun to watch. Guys don’t watch racing to watch the cars go round. They watch to see the crash. The big hits get fans pumped up to. With quarter backs it’s basically two hand touch now. Anything more you get a flag

[@DanLe-vr9cj]

​@@edthomas6548 tom brady: grady jarrett does a simple hip-drop tackle Ref: *throws game-losing penalty flag* All atl fans including me: WHAT THE FU🤬🤬🤬🤬 Tua- gets gangbanged Nothing happens lol Probably depends on the refs now as well

[@schatzeeone6230]

Okay, so I’m seriously late to the show, but just as an FYI: Not all of these clips are from professional football. Many were college teams, and at least one clip was of a high school game in Texas.

[@Duke00x]

There was even one Pop Warner clip in there.

[@JeromeFr]

@@Duke00x 6:27 😂😂😂

[@alonenjersey]

At least one from the Canadian Football League.

[@tahlequahstandingbear1722]

The pads make for bigger hits , if u play the game u know it's way different then with out pads

[@pievancl5457]

Tahlequah standing bear I know some rugby players and not one of them has ever been concussed. There are moments of hard contact in that game but with no pads no one is willing to really go 100% reckless

[@asipproductions6752]

@@pievancl5457 that's crazy cuz the only reason pads were brought into the nfl was because too many people were getting killed on the field from the hits with no protection

[@marquesenorris8785]

@@asipproductions6752 the president had to say enough of this people getting killed wear protection now

[@Dtrain-gw8ky]

Yeah it hurt more with out the pads cause the goal is to use ur shoulder

[@wonkothesane8691]

"What's the safest place on the pitch (field)?" The parking lot. I have to be honest, I feel conflicted in watching these videos now, the damage done to so many young men, it's heart wrenching. As much as one can admire the impact of these hits, and the resilience of the men hit, it shows a shocking amount of damage had been caused. Not only in American football, but boxing, MMA and even professional wrestling, anyone remember Chris Benoit? I do, it still saddens me to this day, as I'm sure the loss and injury of so many promising lives does all of us. That's all I have to say about that.

[@iansabigsilly7]

“Is that actually legal??” 😂😂

[@WJones-jf8mf]

The average college football player is over 6ft y’all and 200+ lbs. these men are HUGE. They only get bigger in the league.

[@s.j.carlsen7960]

In certain states, that’s the average for high school football players

[@BigBreakfast25]

I don’t think they realize how mean of a hit 5:05 is while carrying the ball. That shit was insane

[@MikezMordecai]

Rah that was insane. These man are really risking their life on the pitch.

[@DeadPizza]

It's a field

[@docducttape9270]

brian fuller Chill

[@breed4659]

Hahahaha. Dude said "pitch"

[@va4114]

brian fuller you sounds like a bitch

[@kimberlyhicks3644]

Gridiron

[@jettasaurus-rex8366]

Y'all are so much fun to watch. I grew up in an American Football house. High school, college, NFL football all of it. So it's great to see another perspective.

[@jimpoop]

As a wide receiver and cornerback back in the day, I can tell you, even with pads getting hit like that is like getting in a car accident. And some I'll never forget,. Or remember... The sheer kinetic energy and physics behind it really pushes the human body to the limit and sometimes passed it,. I still have injuries that plague me 10 years later. Football and ice hockey. The two most brutal sports.

[@joshmillarich4916]

These NFL players are so much bigger and faster than rugby players. Even with pads and a helmet it's ABSOLUTELY brutal the injuries. There are 250 lb guys running 4.5's 300lb running 4.75 that speed is ABSOLUTELY crazy .You have to see the size of these guys and how fast and explosive they are it's crazy

[@jennymck0709]

I love how this is NFL hits that have college teams in the highlights... go dawgs! Lol

[@jklmn101]

Lol, Jennifer I even saw high school and Pop Warner in it.

[@SW.Productions]

jklmn101 And CFL

[@_mat_hue3437]

Being a dawgs fan is rough

[@shark11b78]

Especially now that they are out for the season

[@insertcolorherehawk3761]

@@SW.Productions (that's not even the right sport)

[@CoralPolyps]

Some people might think 3rd string QB is the safest... But if the 2 QB's in front of you _both_ get knocked out of the same game, your odds aren't too good X

[@va4114]

Mobius One you’re stupid as fuck

[@dennismccarty7728]

hits like that would send most of us to the promise land

[@ynothavefun2399]

NFL players are gladiators that choose to battle, and that's why we love them. They give everything for glory and our entertainment.

[@mturker100]

Now we have a million rules to protect people. But 30 years ago it was "See that dude? Run through him and i don't want him to get up."

[@Baowolff]

Back when I played about 30 years ago, I would regularly hit people like that. However I didn't have the size or speed to create the force that NFL players can create. I got my bell rung a few times as well. Nothing more exciting than dropping the big hit on someone, as a football player on the defensive side you live for those hits.

[@dayra6425]

I played football up to highschool.. saw a guy break his knee, bent his leg 90 degrees the opposite direction.. then very next play saw a guys arm Break, bent 90 degrees the wrong way .. that's just the way the game goes .. the hardest part of football was dealing with the fear and nervousness before the game started

[@doloflyyy4209]

Facts

[@kimberlyhicks3644]

Not to forget concussions, i.e. getting your bell rung.

[@chadtucker2875]

I don't know about fear. Fear was never a factor for me. Had D1 offers untill my knee was destroyed. Never was the same again. And it still hurts when it rains. Would love to go back. Just to be able to lay the wood to people again. Was the best time of my life!

[@oracularcomet1915]

@@chadtucker2875 Yea, our highschool quarter back got his career ended breaking his leg like that, sad that it can end your dream with one bad hit.

[@MayoBO9]

our quarter back had a knee injury that never really got better and we had some really bad concussions, one time my teamate got hit and his helmet came off and got hit a again right after and the faceguard gouched his forhead he was wheelchaired off the feild like a zombie

[@teenietiff19]

This is like the third vid I've watched of brits reacting to this same video... And I loved it every time. We forget how hard these guys bang. We are so used to seeing it. Keep up the reacts ❤️

[@Itsyourboytee]

teenietiff19 thank you for your kind words, will deffo have more reactions out soon 😁👊🏼

[@briantneary2248]

This is a good example of why most Americans can't stand watching soccer. Lol Those dudes get hit by a strong gust of wind and roll around for a half an hour. Most of these dudes gettin lit up in this video go right back in the game. Much respect! Great channel! Huge fan from the states!

[@broughttoyoubythelettery4478]

That was a mixture of High School, College(University) and NFL. Depending on what league they are in some of these hits are either legal or no longer legal. But the pads weren't incorporated to protect from injuries they were incorporated because of one year's season having on field mortalities that they wanted to lessen the chance of a mortal injury. Now you guys should watch Pro Rodeo

[@tiamta]

"kicker" is probably the safest position

[@jonboy87]

You'll be wrong. Everyone tries to lay out the kicker.

[@codyhess7749]

@@jonboy87 yeah id say a lineman would be the safest... they are typically locked up (and are big enough to take whatever might come their way)

[@fouronetwo813]

@@codyhess7749 no chance. Lineman are getting injured constantly. And they're smashing their heads together every play. Not as dramatic as big hits but damage still happening.

[@daskook2656]

Lineman could be considered the worst for injury because 300+lb men fall on your legs while pushing around other 300lb men.

[@Tommy9834]

Unless Antonio Brown is returning the kick. Then the kicker might get kicked in the face.

[@denny9066]

Tee, somehow I always come back to this video. I love you all, you guys are awesome.

[@Itsyourboytee]

Daniel Ellwood man like Daniel!! ❤️ Appreciate the love always man!! New videos coming very soon 🙏🏼👊🏼

[@PCTrojan]

Love the reacts!!! Keep it up

[@morgangriffin9312]

Hardest hits you'll ever get are when you're feet aren't on the ground. Jumping is risky business in football.

[@Karen-pk3uv]

If anything....The pads and helmets make it more dangerous, due to the false sense of security. Most of these guys put on their pads in elementary school, so their whole lives "pads = safety" has been drilled in, so they hit harder. The force of an NFL tackle is a lot higher then a rugby tackle. It has been clocked at about the same level of a head on car crash. There is no safe spot on the field. Cheerleaders, coaches and support staff have gotten tackled. But if you want to be safer go for special teams. Kickers/punters wear smaller pads so you aren't allowed to touch them unless they are still involved in the play, even then it's kind of looked down on.

[@joshfleurent924]

As someone who played football for a lot of years, my entire childhood, I can tell you that we LIVE for these hits. On both sides of the ball. You can’t wait till Saturday mornin’ to watch the game film and earn those hit stickers for your helmet. It gave you a sense of pride, and people knew the players with their helmets full of stickers were some BAAAAD MF’s. Now that being said, a lot of those hits are now no longer legal for obvious reasons. We like the big hits, but we also know it’s just a game, and truly don’t want to see any serious injuries. Great video guys!!!

[@1320crusier]

Unless youre Greg Williams xD

[@00tree]

Greetings from Texas, across the pond, my brothers. The safest position on the pitch is the kicker. They only come out once every so many plays and there are strict rules about hitting them. I’d say the other position that has a long life in the game is the quarterback. They are a huge target but after they release the ball you aren’t really allowed to touch them. The quarterback and the kicker are the only positions with people dedicated to their protection for the entire game. An offensive line is so important and one of the must underrated positions full of unsung heroes that almost never get any credit.

[@blacky3122161]

You guys should check out “Terry Tate, office linebacker”. It was a series of Super Bowl commercials featuring Terry Tate, All Star NFL linebacker. Great hits and great fun.

[@rbtz07]

My man "Mike" is spot on when he described CTE. And the football Helmet is to blame for that. When the sport was in its infintile stage in the early 1900's they wore leather helmets with no face masks. It was safer for the players back then cuz they didn't lead with their heads. The current NFL needs to get rid of the Face mask and I think CTE will go away.

[@sdstewart100]

These three look like the ones who will spend more time cracking jokes than actually watching the game.

[@zacharyharwell351]

My favorite way to describe American Football (ESPECIALLY the NFL) goes thusly: "TECHNICALLY, it's not a combat sport. TECHNICALLY."

[@zzzzzz3708]

Been watching some new zealand reactions to NFL and I like them but you guys are by far the best I've seen so far. Laughed my ass off at what you guys call a spine buster we don't say that here but we should. Anyways I instantly subscribed. Keep it up. This is my first seeing you guys so I don't know what you've reacted to yet but I would suggest anything Green Bay Packers or Aaron Rodgers. My bad if you already have. Also Adrian Peterson runningback for the rival Minnesota Vikings. All good stuff. Keep it up.

[@Itsyourboytee]

Zzz Zzz thank you for your kind words, means a lot for your support! Deffo will check them ones out that you’ve suggested 😁 Check out my NFL playlist for more NFL reactions 👊🏽

[@YaHKaB_WaRYaL_YaSHaRaL]

What's up British brothers, from an American brother ?! ✌🏻 🇺🇸🤜🏻🤛🏽🤛🏿🇬🇧

[@Itsyourboytee]

David A. Fye II Whats good my bro!! 👊🏼🙌🏼

[@YaHKaB_WaRYaL_YaSHaRaL]

@@Itsyourboytee Ah man, trying to stay out of trouble, getting into arguments with lefties, & training. 😆

[@YaHKaB_WaRYaL_YaSHaRaL]

@@hereliesbaio Hello brother, what's up?

[@drfreakenstein2912]

@@YaHKaB_WaRYaL_YaSHaRaL still getting into fights with lefties now that your cult leader lost? Hahaha

[@sbtoolman12123]

Speaking as a former player,we are taught from high school on to hit like that,the pads do help absorb SOME of the impact but only some.I have had my bell rung on many occasions,it takes you up to a full minute or 2 for your head to start clearing up if it is a bad enough hit.I was put up against a man twice my size for practice drills,he didn't hold back and i didn't expect him to.yup he got 1 particular hard hit in on me and when i went to stand up he was the first one with his hand out to help me up.He said "good hit man"!That's just how the game is played.

[@Madison.CRUZ.]

I know #52 on the San Francisco 49ers. He's retired now. He's in this compilation several times. He's the one that you went back to see at the beginning.

[@aboutthat1440]

React to some American football player videos. Like some of the greats of the past and some guys now. You can look up the top 100 players in the NFL. They have that list every year. Also there are the Top 100 of all time. Running backs and linebackers tend to make the best videos for reactions. Especially if you are new to the game. Some old school guys you should watch are Lawrence Taylor, Barry Sanders, Walter Payton, Earl Campbell among a lot of others. They are all among the top guys all time. Try looking at the greatest kickoff returns. Or great Trucks in football. Trucks refers to a RB running over a defender. Just a few suggestions from a new subscriber.

[@aboutthat1440]

Safeties also have very good highlights. Sean Taylor and Troy Polumalu are a good place to start. There are plenty others

[@Itsyourboytee]

About That thanks for the recommendations bro! Will deffo check them out & do some more reactions to them 😃🤙🏼

[@JW-mr5mh]

John elway was great also

[@MOBOBBA2166]

Shoulder pads and helmets make it worse to be honest... get the guy that's about to lay a hit on you is protected so he's able to just throw his entire body at you.... It kind of gives us players a false sense of immortality I guess... Like we can't be stopped we can't be hurt.... like nothing's going to happen so you just throw your body at somebody.... The really the best part about a big hit is that usually both players are kind of dizzy.... Because if you're dizzy that normally means the other guy is kind of dizzy too...

[@allmikey8684]

No position is safe on the field. That's why they teach us from youth, "keep your head on the swivel" when you're on the field.

[@jennifermorley9836]

NFL in a nutshell: getting hit by a small truck, try not to die, score a touchdown, gain yards, kick a field goal, tackle the Quarterback.

[@cameronlangley3935]

Hey tee. Glad you did this one. I love the react vids, but I was wondering that since you are in Britian (I assume) any chance we could see some things about Britian? Differences? Everyday life? I live in the U.S. and one thing I've always wondered about is the type of differences and slants and words. A specific thing I've wanted to know about is the Grenadier guards. Just a thought. Keep up the vids man.

[@Itsyourboytee]

John Langley that’s actually a really good idea man! I’ve been thinking to do vlogs & stuff which may show the UK a bit more but I’ll deffo put some thought into doing some other videos to show UK a bit more, feel free to suggest any ideas on my social media’s. Love for the support doe man 👊🏼❤️

[@dadecounty556]

The rules have changed you can’t do helmet to helmet no more but they still do it 🤷🏽‍♂️we love it

[@rohe4077]

No, we don't love it. As a child, we stood in awe thinking wow, or cool. Not knowing these guys would sporadically kill themselves, their families, because of irrational mental failures.

[@wadejones2567]

Actually yes, we do love it

[@rohe4077]

@@wadejones2567 No, you love it. And bigots like trump who pretends black people are for entertainment, love it. Remember him saying them changing the rules, ruins the game? Trump loves seeing black people cause damage to each other. Even more so, poor people fighting for riches(contracts). Contracts where the owner kind of owns the players. Trump seems like leonardos character in Django. Some people are just too stupid to notice these things. The wealthy try to keep their control over others. The poor are for entertainment, and the military. We're sacrificial. Same reason they landed a fully decked out military chopper in my poor schools parking lot. Trying to recruit the desperate. I've always liked sports. I've enjoyed football as well. Until I got old enough to know better. Animal nature keeps aggression relevant.

[@rohe4077]

@@wadejones2567 Say you loved that kansas city chief driving to the stadium to shoot himself, because of his brain damage.

[@wadejones2567]

@@rohe4077 ur a complete idiot! Nobody forces black people to play football! All jobs own u in certain ways u FUCKING moron! The main difference is at any time u can Leave!

[@jasonjohnson3938]

I'm a Texan who loves American football, but I also enjoy English sports and I've been a massive Liverpool fan since 2006. In the NFL, they have made illegal to initiate a tackle with the crown of the helmet, and they encourage you to initiate the tackle with your shoulder. In Rugby League, a shoulder charge is illegal and can lead to a red card. Just goes to show the difference between what Americans and Brits think is "safe."

[@rhoetusochten4211]

Hitter and hittee... Being the hitter is mad fun, lads. Now, excuse me as i limp my way through my work day.

[@nehemiahobongono8496]

The safest position on the field is the kicker, all they do is kick and then their job is done😂, until they have to kick again

[@jcarlovitch]

Statistically the position with the least amount of injuries is the long snapper. He plays as little as the kicker and has no chance of being hit which occasionally happens.

[@MOBOBBA2166]

Safest position is the water boy LOL

[@TheBurninator50]

As an American I didn't understand a word you just said.

[@LaggyMcstutters]

Hulk Butter lol fr shit reminded me of austin powers and his dad in goldmember. “And she shat on a turtle!”

[@skinwalker893]

It's english, why can't you understand it?

[@va4114]

Skin Walker heavy accents

[@IrishBiteGirl]

Their accents are WAY heavier than average.Plus the mumble-talk. Some Americans mumble talk also and hard to understand, these guys have an accent and do it though... So it's not odd you don't understand them.

[@bestn8ivealive1]

Hulk Butter i understood their reactions though 😂😂😂

[@briandunlap3243]

The funniest part of all these Europeans and Australians reacting to this video is them saying "this can't be legal..." and me knowing that 90% of these hits are entirely legal haha

[@toob_noob4381]

And then say rugby is harder

[@shawnklingler4682]

The safest position on the field on a normal play is the offensive lineman. While they do take alot of punishment in their knees, its very rare for a lineman to be knocked out with a concussion

[@americanvato3071]

Safest position would be a kicker ir punter but still, ive seen some gnarly hits on them too!

[@unkostan]

Safest position is the placeholder lol

[@briananslow]

Liked it guys!!! Feel free to react to more NFL stuff and I would love to help our advise on any rule questions to may have!

[@Itsyourboytee]

Brian Anslow thanks man! Appreciate it. Will deffo react to some more! 🤙🏼

[@KarenSlayer]

Football is brutal. I feel bad for the guys who make it to the NFL. I only played in high school and at 30 my left knee is like a 70 year olds. Pain is a part of it I remember getting two fingers broken and going to the sideline, and the coach taped them all together, and I was back in the game😂😂😂 they would always yell pain is weakness leaving the body.

[@SanJoseBob]

The “Fat Guy” was actually a Kid playing in the 13-15 yr. old League. That’s why this one kid towered over the smaller kids. We start them young here....SanJoseBob

[@yoitsjust]

As an American I have no idea wtf "this is is peak" means

[@Itsyourboytee]

yoitsjust 😂😂it’s a slang term we use a lot in the uk when something bad happens, we say that’s peak! 😂🖖🏼

[@Itsyourboytee]

Hope you guys enjoyed this video! Comment down below if there’s any other sick NFL videos you would like me & the gang to react to!! Peace & love to everyone. 😁❤️🤙🏼

[@stephenbatchelor2046]

Itsyourboytee we did!!! react to college football miracles part 1 💪💪 or hardest hockey hits

[@Itsyourboytee]

stephen batchelor I’m actually a fan of hockey! How did I not think of that lol will deffo check that out soon! 🤙🏼

[@wb3635]

Watch the fights g

[@BlueDebut]

I like how you guys said this was tough and hard hits! These are bumps compared to NHL hits!

[@andirandolph8830]

Devin Hester returns!

[@swilliams7875]

Lmfaoooo “safest position.” Not even the K/P are safe 😭😭😭😭😭

[@michaelolson8767]

Great reactions guys from Colorado

[@Blizzard0fHope]

if you liked this you should def check for a hockey version of this. . same intensity but higherspeeds on a rock hard surface

[@Itsyourboytee]

nick w God hockey hardest hits reactions coming out this week! 👊🏼

[@Bingsolomon]

nick w a lot of nfl stadiums are like playing on green concrete

[@kaileyseroka734]

You should react to slapshot injures or knock outs in the NHL

[@gagirl0499]

This not only NFL professional football, this is college football btw the bigger the player the better your defensive line is . Great blockers

[@biggee316]

The most violent ball sport on the planet.

[@blacktimhoward4322]

The 'fat guy' you asked about is Jared Lorenzen, also known as the Hefty Lefty. He is technically a super bowl champ as he was the backup quarterback on the title winning 07 NY Giants

[@docducttape9270]

Black Tim Howard Thanks for the info, that's dope btw.

[@timwasko847]

He is not. that”fat guy” is in 8th grade durning that hit.that is 8th grade football game from Shamokin area 8th grade team. That game was filmed 2010.

[@blacktimhoward4322]

@@timwasko847 Oh gosh sorry. Looked like Jared to me

[@SwaggerNauts365]

They still end up using the shoulder pads as weapons lol

[@IrishBiteGirl]

That's exactly what it is. Without pads you don't hit as hard, because you are worried about hurting yourself. With pads that fear goes away and they really go all in. It's that way with all padded sports.

[@dyltack5349]

IrishBiteGirl not exactly

[@ImThe5thKing]

@@dyltack5349 kind of, I've seen lots of NFL interviews where players have said the first time they put on the pads they felt invincible. Fear of getting hurt went away, and that's why they're playing at the top level.

[@dennisanderson7034]

I probably had 4 concussions in high school and never stopped playing. Pad up, lay em down, and worry about it later lol. It's not safe but man is it fun to pad up and hit people.

[@UKnowtheThing]

NFL "eliminated" helmet to helmet contact when tackling, but as you can see, it's unavoidable. It's a brutal game, but there's nothing like the rush you get from lighting someone up.

[@jpeopolis]

I really love the fact that, while showing an appreciation for the sheer athleticism necessary to play football, you guys also called out how extraordinarily-dangerous the sport truly is. And the danger goes far beyond the players themselves. Just look at the rap sheets of many current/former NFL players. So many counts of domestic violence and assault. It seems apparent that their brains have taken a beating.

[@kboanddbo]

There is not a "safe" position to play, but kicker/punter is the safest since they don't see the field much and aren't generally the target of a vicious hit. If something goes wrong, all bets are off though. Also half of the hits in this video would result in a penalty.

[@lonedrifter6696]

Brian Dawkins Weapon X one of the hardest hitting linebackers the NFL has ever produced

[@jenniferclick1238]

The first person in the movie was a person by the name of Mike 'Iron Mike' Webster. He played Center for the Pittsburgh Steelers. The center position hikes the football to the quarterback and then depends him.

[@MOBOBBA2166]

the worst hit you can take is when you're not looking on a block when your trying to catch the ball on anything that is the worst hit possible.... Think of it as getting hit by a car as you walking across the street looking down at your phone not expecting it.... what do you expect that you're able to lower your shoulder or prepare yourself for the hit... If you're not looking it's going to hurt a whole lot worse.... That's where they teach you at a young age to keep your head on a swivel.... do not get tunnel vision and just stare straight ahead you have to keep your eyes on the entire field.... it's kind of like that saying and I guess basketball and probably soccer a little bit eyes in the back of your head... You got to have eyes all over your head you got to be looking forward to your right to your left behind you you got to look north south east west Northwest NorthEast Southwest Southeast.... Like you got to look everywhere... It's like Crossing an intersection that has 11 streets leading into it... You got to look at all 11 streets before you cross.... Well you got to make sure you know where all 11 players on the field so you don't get SCHMACKED!

[@wd5734]

Dylan B Yep that happened to me

[@MOBOBBA2166]

@@wd5734 as a lineman that will most likely never happen to me...

[@wd5734]

Dylan B that’s what I am and my Qb threw a pick

[@wd5734]

Dylan B plus I’m not even big so I got hit hard

[@MOBOBBA2166]

@@wd5734 oh....man that sucks....

[@aaronimbragulio5290]

Look up NFL player's are monster's video

[@turtleman1027na12]

I loved playing linebacker because it was my favorite part hitting with my speed and weight.

[@Fakeaugie]

The punter is probably the safest position. With that being said, there were about 10 punters getting their heads taken off in this video alone so it's still pretty dangerous.

[@nehemiahobongono8496]

Im american and uh wat does peak mean? The slang is way different in the states

[@Itsyourboytee]

only nate truss bro proper different lol peak basically means when something bad happens to someone you say ah das peak.

[@nehemiahobongono8496]

@@Itsyourboytee alright thx

[@docducttape9270]

Itsyourboytee Oh, I though it meant something was the best or the top of high quality. Learn something new everyday. Lol

[@beanmachine2773]

100% NOT WHITE Words sometimes have different meanings in counties. For example what an american calls a cookie is called a biscuit in britain.

[@shabazz2799]

U can’t hit somone without the Ball only time u can hit somone without the ball is if your blocking for someone on ur team who does have the ball and is running

[@themuller6952]

Shabazz you can also hit wrs if the qb is out of the pocket

[@dayra6425]

Your not supposed to hit someone with out the ball but it happens every play

[@jedimastergodby9829]

Yes you can. You can hit anyone on the field except the kicker as long as you don't wrap them up and tackle them. If someone is blocking for the runner you are allowed to hit them so you can get to the runner. You're also allowed to hit wide receivers as long as its within 5 yards of the line of scrimmage. Hitting people who don't have the ball is perfectly legal

[@docducttape9270]

Shabazz huh? You're allowed to hit anyone on the field blocking in order to get past them or break the play down. That's literally every play.

[@Kay-gi6nx]

Big guy was William perry nickname the refrigerator. He was a beast when he played

[@jakepollmann9418]

its important to remember that these are the biggest hits ever. Most players will get hit like this maybe once a season, depending on the position. That being said alot of the smaller hits do add up especially on running backs. About half of these would be considered penalties with today’s rules.

[@stevengallowayii7953]

Y'all were talkin to bloody much and pausing the video come on man.

[@TheMischief9]

Our President Trump has brain damage , and he has never played football in his life .

[@joshuahuson1409]

Lmao Its funny watching you guys react, while I sit here and remember play tackle football durning recess in elementary school with no pads.

[@greganthony804]

Not every hit is as brutal as these. This is a compilation across years from high school, college, and pro. The hits are rough but not all are this bad all the time.

[@Eskimofo-le4sy]

The padding Is basically like a seat belt in a car. It’s vital that you have it on but if you get into a bad car accident you’ll likely walk away with more than a few scratches.

[@ianshearer6979]

That gave me a chuckle, you guys need to watch someone called "Big Ben" who played for the Pittsburgh steelers... the man is a walking breathing tank of a football player.

[@whiskybooze]

The shoulder pads are pretty much there for the hitters to not break their shoulders. It's CTE which can be caused from repeated concussions.

[@nicholasdrake2738]

The padding just allows for higher speed impact. I've seen someone else describe Rugby as a contact sport where football is an collision sport. Force of impact similar to a car collision of 30-50 mph, or kph for you.

[@Napalm_Pancakes]

The pads do actually help a lot because the absorb about half the full impact. Without pads these hits would easily break bones and cause more internal injury

[@shruggknucklesfistbump4381]

messed up my shoulder when me and another went shoulder pad to shoulder pad...football is fun...i miss playing it

[@SteelAce13]

Look for a video on William the Refrigerator Perry. He was an offensive lineman they used as a running back sometimes....

[@carolynkovacs5412]

Hi from America. I am 75 and have watched all my life. Just to say you guys are gorgeous!11

[@badboyc7288]

Yo, what did you say at the beginning of the video when you guys laughed. I think I’m missing it cuz of the accent.

[@razorfett147]

Truthfully, hits like these are not terribly common. Most tackles involve back and side knockdowns and wrap up tackles. Head on collisions like these are the exception, not the rule.

[@vindigregorio6697]

This is 100% every game in one way or another!

[@alanpaulgonsoulin2512]

Lol...that was fun watching this...these hits are rare (not extremely rare but rare) kinda like car crashes at a car race. Believe it or not there are rules that constitute a "Clean hit" (which have been modified throughout the years). Players are taught at a very young age (what we call "pop-warner") how to run, block, catch, throw etc...without being exposed to a possible "Big hit". But there are moments where everything lines up and theres a big hit (sometimes "Clean" and some not). When you here the announcers and theres a "clean big hit" theyll get excited and cheer it on...Example: "Wow what a hit! He was in the perfect position to deliver the perfect blow that just leveled number 37", announcer laughs, "Number 37 is gonna remember this game for a couple of weeks hahahaha WOW what a hit"...look forward to more vids...