Who's Tougher: NHL Players or NFL Players?

[@jamesreed2475]

Hockey 100%. Football isn't even #2. Rugby is, rugby may be #1. Football has better athletes (bigger, stronger, faster) but hockey players today are 100% more likely to stay on the ice through anything.

[@LL-hc3zm]

Agreed. As far as most athletic, football hands down. Coaching matters most in football as well. Though all the sports are very close technical/skill-wise, in their own ways, I have to give it to football, especially CB's

[@kiroolioneaver8532]

Rugby isn't tougher than football because the big guys in rugby (the forwards) have to be able to run and handle the ball and they don't spend all the time in constant contact. Football you have people who's only job is to hit. I think hockey players are the toughest because there's a stigma against sitting out when hurt especially in playoffs. Guys play through anything.

[@pasifikbwoy7278]

idk… I used to play rugby till I was 17 and some of the concussive hits compilations of nfl actually make my stomach curl. We would get laid out in rugby yeah but not twitching out cold for minutes that stuff is scary

[@aliensyndrome4280]

70s NFL is over any hockey era. The last 20 plus years with Roger Goodell and fairy boy shady Brady I won't argue if you say hockey is tougher than NFL since year 2000

[@jeffpetry2140]

@@aliensyndrome4280 but we could say the same about 70’s hockey

[@seanmoreau1471]

You can’t name an nfl player that played a game with a broken jaw, elbow, punctured lung, broken feet, I can go on and on. I can name multiple players that have in the nhl

[@ShawnNHL]

I can name players who have played with those injuries in the last 10 years..............all from the same team

[@SnoopWallace]

Guess you never heard of Ben roethlesberger

[@datcrazywhiteboy6205]

As a former athlete to both respected sports definitely hockey by a thread

[@peterrussell3470]

More like mooring cab!e

[@davidteovogel3482]

They talk about kickers like McAfee being tough but Pat McAfee has said on his podcast that hockey players are the champions of toughness.

[@LooseMoose14]

If the NFL played 82 games like the NHL, would they survive?

[@McBoofus]

I doubt it since some injuries in football are career ending.

[@johnnyslokes2712]

Not being able to survive doesn't make you tougher. Being able to withstand is tough

[@matthewmurphy4805]

wouldnt that mean football is a tougher sport

[@TrevorDandy.]

Actually, yes - they would survive. The ball is only actually in play for 17 minutes in a football game. Divide that into offence and defence and football players only have to play for 8-9 MINUTES A WEEK!. A damn week. It’s their non-game day training that makes football so intense for its athletes. If they went to an 82 game schedule, the Tues-Friday training would change accordingly and they’d be just fine.

[@adambeauvais2013]

​@trevordandy2089 hmmmmm, not really.

[@atrholiday2889]

In my experience playing both- You get hit more often in football, but on average those hockey hits hurt more. Pick your poison

[@goochfitness26]

Honestly I’d rather be hit harder and few times than getting knocked multiple plays. But I’m a football player who just couldn’t afford the opportunity to play hockey. My high school didn’t even have a hockey team. I always wanted to play hockey because I played football and other than the obvious differences between the sports they’re kinda similar. But there are sooo many players throughout football history that were a million times tougher than some hockey players. I don’t think there is a definite answer to this question. But back in the day both hockey and football were dangerous sports. The rules change how people perceive the sports. Like people say nfl players aren’t tougher just solely based off the NFL rules. So there is no definite answer

[@jordanjohnson3396]

No you don’t get hit more often in football. Tackling someone is not consider a hit. When the ball is snapped, line men are pushing shoving and grabbing to create space, those are not hits. Hits are typically two people running into each other sideways or face to face. Each NHL team averages 20-30 legit hits per game. So in one game you’re seeing 40-60 plus hits. If it’s a rivalry game or playoffs; easily upwards of 80. Bringing someone down to the ground In football by grabbing, spinning, or catching their foot is not a hit… just because it’s considered a tackle doesn’t mean it’s HIT THOUGH. That would be like an NHL player tripping another player and counting it as a hit. Not how that works. Football has more required contact because of linemen but in hockey a hit is literally a hit. It’s not a diving tackle from behind around someone’s waist to bring them down to the ground.

[@aliensyndrome4280]

@@jordanjohnson3396 pre 2000 NFL a player definitely gets hit more than NHL. Even QBs pre 2000 were hit 20 times a game. Today defenders have to slow down and can't hit QB late especially for frauds like Tom Brady. Jim Kelly, Ron Jawroski, Aikman were hit a lot more than NHL. Today's NFL is crap. Early 2000s they banned chop blocking. Just look how All Pro Guard Gene Upshaw used hit Defensive players

[@HonkyTonkHellraiser]

Football is a contact sport where hockey is a collision sport

[@CFB_Tube]

Agreed!

[@NoOneYaKnow666]

Im going to say hockey players because even the puck is a lethal weapon. Love both sports either way.

[@tripsaplenty1227]

no football players would willingly block a clapper

[@HonkyTonkHellraiser]

There's no out of bounds in hockey

[@peterdragon6367]

Hockey players are definitely tougher. Football players are bigger and stronger on average. I think hockey players can take more pain

[@donaldleider7382]

The difference between the NHL and the NFL is when you get knocked down in the NHL you have to get up and back in the play. In football the plays over.

[@40pianos]

This is silly, toughness isn't measured by the game, it's measured by the individual's commitment to a play regardless of his personal safety. To suggest football players aren't tough is crazy. But it's just as crazy to suggest that hockey players aren't just as tough.

[@thomascicalesejr.6866]

100% NHL Hockey players all day long

[@jordanjohnson3396]

Tackling someone is not consider a hit. When the ball is snapped, linemen are pushing shoving and grabbing to create space, those are not hits. Hits are typically two people running into each other sideways or face to face. Each NHL team averages 20-30 legit hits per game. So in one game you’re seeing 40-60 plus hits. If it’s a rivalry game or playoffs; easily upwards of 80. Bringing someone down to the ground In football by grabbing, spinning, or catching their foot is not a hit… just because it’s considered a tackle doesn’t mean it’s HIT THOUGH. That would be like an NHL player tripping another player and counting it as a hit. Not how that works. Football has more required contact because of linemen but in hockey a hit is literally a hit. It’s not a diving tackle from behind around someone’s waist to bring them down to the ground.

[@aliensyndrome4280]

Old school NFL had more hitting

[@polkhigh3333]

No contest! Rich Peverley DIED on the bench, and when revived asked to play the next period. NHL ALL DAY.

[@zvbx]

Chuck Hughes died on the field and he never came back.

[@TreeJ18]

Hockey players will play with a broken ankle if it’s playoff time, ive seen players lose 5 teeth and a fractured jaw and still come back out and play. Its not about the hits at that point it’s about the heart.

[@STR33TZK1NG]

Uh Jordy Nelson played with Broken Ribs. Actually Favre and his career was all about playing injured.

[@TreeJ18]

@@STR33TZK1NG bro kirk cousins played a whole season with broken ribs and so did I back in HS, its the easiest broken bone to deal with lol plus 16 games vs 82 games is the other debate. In hockey everyone is fair game to get hit or punched for 3 periods, QBs are protected,WR dont get bodied often etc etc….

[@TreeJ18]

@@STR33TZK1NG dont even get me started on the fact you get layed out in hockey you end up on a solid slab of ICEEEEE….not grass or pussy ass turf…ICEEEEE

[@STR33TZK1NG]

@@TreeJ18 uh go watch Jordy that season. He was landing on those broken ribs constantly. Stop playing

[@senorbread9037]

@@STR33TZK1NG look up gregory cambell, dude broke his leg and finished his shift even blocking another shot all because the puck never left his end. you would never see that happening in football its just a way different game

[@jayscott6281]

speed kills! Football hits my be a car crash but Hockey hits ups that to a train wreck. When has a football player ever have his throat slit? Hockey players throw down, football player sit down!!

[@HonkyTonkHellraiser]

It's common for hockey players to play with injuries that would hospilize NFL players

[@charlesgoins4130]

Bergeron played with a punctured lung. Kucherov won the cup with multiple broken ribs. Alex Killorn broke his leg and rather than be out and let it heal naturally he had a rod put in so he could be ready if it went to game 6. Sergachev broke both bones in his leg in Feb. Then came back for game 4 in May. That's just a few small examples that come to mind. Pro athletes in violent sports are all tough. TO playing for the Eagles in the SuperBowl is equivalent to the NHL mentality

[@briansmith6791]

Hockey 100% Football players, on average, are 20% bigger but NHL hits are actually 17% harder than football hits speeds upto 30mph each way so hits up 60mph, then you fall on ice. Not to mention, stitches, lacerations, broken bones ( which they play on and don't leave the ice til the whistle) and hockey is 60 full minutes. They play 82 games a year PLUS playoffs, 16 to 28 games to win it. Football - 16 games a year, 2 games to win Superbowl, not to mention there is on average 11 minutes a GAME and there are TWO lines. Hockey equipment is slighter and you fall on ice, it's not nullified. Hockey, hands down.

[@shanes8136]

Hockey is tough but I think a lot of the toughness comes from the grit of dealing with injuries and a long season. I played football and it can be devastating, but idk if I can consistently take checks and not want to fight everyone on the ice.

[@jish55]

Not just the injuries, there's also legal fist fights, being slammed into walls and frozen concrete per game while going 30+ mph, and having to deal with potentially getting smacked with a weapon each game.

[@PeterS-u3p]

Remember when comes to hits hockey players can be travelling up to 30kph and you can’t run out of bounds lol

[@WeddingfilmsinfraserValley]

Hockey players have literally died while playing the game and tried to come back and play.

[@SnoopWallace]

Damar Hamlin

[@grh7399]

Are you FREAKING KIDDING ME, C'mon man, Hockey Players are the TOUGHEST dudes on the PLANET! nfl= non fighting league!

[@ryandonnelly9142]

Considering hockey players actually fight AND on skates, hockey player lmao

[@Jesse.George]

I mean cmon. I’m a huge football fan but it’s not even close. Hockey by far your going way faster when you make contact and how many NFL players you see without teeth? Just about every hockey player I know of is missing teeth.

[@dakotalynde1913]

Hockey 100%. Also JJ Watt plays hockey and he even will agree it's tougher so just think about that

[@whitecheddar6177]

Hockey for sure. People play with broken feet, ankles, wrist, jaws... Plus you're playing every other day, instead of once a week. Puck is dangerous, ice is dangerous, the boards, and other dudes sticks. I don't think it's even close. I would say the impact of the hits are similar, but with hockey, most of the time it's getting hit into something else like the boards, net, bench. Where as the NFL it's just getting hit.

[@gabrielqueiroz9766]

100% Man, even the skates are dangerous. I've seen dudes get their face slashed, stitched up and come back to play minutes later. Goalie in the 1990s had his throat sliced, came back 10 days later. Anyone who says football is out of their minds

[@achillesninja]

There is no fighting in football. It's not allowed. Hockey players skate faster. Play 82 games a year. Full contact. Hockey is hardef

[@ZappaSheik]

The science say Hockey. Being hit by Scott Stevens is 15x harder then the hardest hit in football. Clint Malarchuck, Börje Salming.

[@HonkyTonkHellraiser]

Brayon needs to watch a hockey playoff game and he'll change his mind

[@HonkyTonkHellraiser]

No he wouldn't because he's ignorant by thinking football players are tougher

[@ymmij5217]

Hockey players are far tougher. Played both, hockey is far more intense.

[@lindonvogler2738]

It’s been proven that hockey hits are 17% harder than football. This is professional sports too. Physics doesn’t care about opinions. Hockey we spit out our teeth and keep going. 5:00 minute penalty for a good ole fashioned knuckle duster and no one on ice is above reproach. Can’t say the same for the NFL

[@mattyrolph8429]

17% more force and the avg NHL player has 20% less mass which makes it even more impressive.

[@WoodyGoBlue]

I love football but Hockey players are definitely all around tougher people and a tougher culture all around. It’s in the culture to play through anything and put your body on the line

[@nathanpabon4553]

Toughness is an individual thing. Doesn't matter what sport you play.

[@bluesky9093]

Both are physically demanding sports, but hockey players without any doubt are a tougher calibre of athlete. Put the fights to the side. You have big men barreling down the ice at speeds of 20 to 25 mph on skates, plowing one another into the boards. How about taking a 100 or 110 mph puck in the face or some other part of the body, and then getting back on the ice after you’ve been stitched up. But put all that aside, what makes NHL players tougher is the number of games played in a season. NFL players have 17 games in a season, NHL players play a grueling 82 games (41 at home / 41 away). By the time they reach the playoffs they are battered and exhausted from 82 games and constant travel. NFL players have it easy compared to NHL players.

[@icouldusesomemoney4218]

Actual play time in an NFL game 11 to 13 minutes... split between the 'D' and the 'O'. Actual playtime of a hockey game... 60 minutes. Some horses in hockey play 25 to 30 minutes per game. 1 game a week vs. 3. This is a joke question.

[@LooseMoose14]

Would the NFL finish a season if they played 82 games?

[@goochfitness26]

11-13 minutes? Tf you smokin. Each quarter is 15 minutes long. Not including timeouts, OT, and all the other shit that comes with it. It’s 60 minutes+ depending on the game your offense can be out there longer than the defense. Or the other way around. Football is more unpredictable than hockey is because hockey is like basketball in the sense that sides can flip any moment and most times don’t have time to change players. But that’s why they have different lines so mfs ain’t in the game all the time. Football you’re out there until you get pulled or until a change of possession. You could be on defense and you get a interception just for a fumble to occur the next play and you gotta go back out there again with barely having a break. There is no answer to this question

[@icouldusesomemoney4218]

@@goochfitness26 www.outsidethebeltway.com/playing-football-takes-up-11-minutes-of-average-nfl-game/

[@michaellaughlin8457]

depends on wat era your talking about ya had bob probert Dave Shultz joe kocer tie domi Darren McCarty list goes on and on with hockey players 🤔🤷‍♂️👍

[@utewbd]

Hockey 100%. The brutality of the collisions at skating speed, the difference in pads and helmets, the fights, the number of games per season. It's barely a comparison.

[@agstontanfellape6817]

And yet it is still undervalued in the US.

[@combsalex2361]

U guys forget to mention that hockey players play on concrete covered in ice not grass like football

[@harperusyt420]

hockey>football... fight me

[@barrys.3945]

Hockey easy i played both sports ice is basically concrete when you do get hit your slammed into a wall you have blades on your feet and sticks that can cut you and id rather take a hit in football then get hit with a slap shot where there is no padding any day

[@shanerose3207]

Both hit like trucks and both are tuff as hell

[@gabewitt7095]

Hockey, just as tough but they do it multiple times a week where football does it once

[@gabewitt7095]

@@calvinmitchell8462 watch hockey, its easy to tell its just as tuff as football if not more

[@DR.Detroit11]

i dont know both sports are real tuff..I played both.. its a different kinda of tuff...teeth are regularly removed in hockey games...not so much in football. Crashing linemen. or defensemen. I would have to go hockey by a hair, not strongest, toughest.

[@kiroolioneaver8532]

This

[@thewaterwarrior9817]

17 games a year vs 82… there’s your answer

[@RayW....]

Rugby vs NFL better...

[@davidwilson-kl7up]

A dude toke a skate to the face and got 75 stitches and came back to play in the 2nd period. Argument over

[@HonkyTonkHellraiser]

How about battling in the trenches in front of the net with Zdeno Chara, all 6'8" 265 lbs

[@chrisanderson5240]

Braylon kept talking about Ray Lewis, check some Scott Stevens highlight😬

[@lax_bro6774]

Or even Kronwall

[@jake960]

Joe Theismann never played in the NFL again, he tried but Joe Gibbs wouldn't have it, one leg was shorter than the other after he healed. Alex Smith came back but he was never the same. Hockey players have to have the endurance of a basketball player, the toughness (more so) than a football player while doing it on ice.

[@goochfitness26]

But a hockey player rarely has to worry about the type of injury Joe Theisman went through. No hockey player will have a 200+ man jumping on his back to tackle him. But the craziest injury I’ve ever seen was from hockey when a goal tender had his neck slashed by a skate. Thank god he lived because that would’ve been tragic. But honestly the ice isn’t even a big factor considering hockey skates are just like rollerblades but on ice. To them it’s like walking so it’s not much of a big difference maker.

[@aliensyndrome4280]

@@goochfitness26 Pre 2000 NFL is definitely tougher than NHL but today's watered down Tom Brady Roger Goodell NFL I won't argue

[@jish55]

@@goochfitness26 Nope, they just have to worry about getting a wooden weapon smashed on them, have to deal with constant fist fights by semi professional boxers, AND deal with getting slammed head first into frozen concrete going 30+ mph each game over 80+ games a season.

[@goochfitness26]

@@jish55 a hockey stick isn’t a weapon and it’s a penalty for doing so semi professional boxers that’s cap they’re hockey players throwing fists they don’t actually box fr and I rarely see “head first” in hockey

[@Chel22k]

@@aliensyndrome4280no way, watch some clips of hits in the 70s and 80s. It’s the speed that changes who wins

[@kasey006]

NHL players and pro boxers are the toughest and best conditioned athletes.

[@ssvinny2536]

the non-hockey guys saying Sidney Crosby not tough is ridiculous!!!

[@HonkyTonkHellraiser]

Football is a contact sport, whereas hockey is a collision sport.

[@powerface71]

Hockey players get up to 30 MPH, now imagine getting hit by 6.9 Zdeno Chara at 30 mph . . . . Hockey players could play football, but most football players cant even skate lol!

[@gregpellegrin8713]

Apparently Braylon never watched a hockey game....ever.....somehow

[@JamesAnderson-hc1yt]

Who’s more important in there respected sports the QB the pitcher or the goalie?

[@mikerojas8029]

NFL is playing flag football in pro-bowls now...

[@70Eldo]

They are both tough, but a different kind of tough. An analogy is that hockey players are in a demolition derby over a longer period of time, whereas football players are in a crash test dummy car for a shorter period of time. Once in a while you get a monster hit in hockey, in football they happen 1 out of 5 plays. Could Ray Lewis take a slapshot to the ankle have his teeth knocked out and get back out on the ice in a couple shifts? Could Patrick Kane run up the middle and get tackled by 300 pound lineman and get back up 3 times in a row? Its a draw in my opinion, different kind of punishment they endure, you gotta be half crazy to play either sport.

[@Konki]

NHL aaaaaaal the way. I would like to see an NFL Lineman vs ANY hocky player in LEG presses.

[@bkpktrekker4086]

Hockey. Blocking shots, taking checks by a fast skater, 100mph shots over an 82 game season followed by a post season that last months? Add fighting, purposely getting hit in the face then returning to the game. Hockey is a much faster game. Footballs tough too but the season is much shorter, one game a week, are you kidding? Theve got 7 days to heal and recover. Hockey has back to back games and overtime, games can last hours. It's such a fast sport, the average shift is a minute. You have to race up and down that rink while opponents are elbowing, high sticking, tripping...watch how the players are breathing after a shift. Plus you can be 300 lbs and play football, you've got to spend the time and energy keeping yourself in shape to play hockey

[@lucaszadery19]

theres one argument with the body contact against the sports , in hockey there is solid boards you are getting hit into , you might get hit from both sides but hockey boards are solid. try getting hit into a something a little softer than a concrete wall against the leanest athlete youve ever played against , sure the NFL guys are bigger but the hockey players are moving faster into a solid wall

[@tvelis513]

A hockey player will dive in front of a 100mph slap shot to block the shot to try and save a goal and that is what is expected of him by all of his teammates. Hockey players will literally bleed for their team. It’s just a different mentality.

[@DaveRino]

Hockey all day.

[@coryholte5305]

In a straight up fight? NHL players, especially some of the bigger guys, Kane, Maroon, Chara when he was playing.

[@Johngabe100]

Love both but NFL plays around 16 games a season plus a few Xtra if they do well......hockey plays 85 matches a year.

[@AliS-pu8rz]

“They start skating at 2-3 years old” do you not walk at 2-3 that was a weird comparison

[@normtaylor]

Neither make solid arguments. Elementary level conversation. Watch PK Subban and Stephen A. Smith's debate on this.

[@JJ-wq9og]

I'm a football fan, hockey closing speeds and hits are definitely worse

[@sheltonstaceyakathekidstac2630]

NHL

[@thomasbeleskey133]

Speed.... hockey players might be 20% smaller but they hit 40% harder do to the speed of the game!!

[@deniseswirski3112]

Nhl hits are 17% harder than NFL hits and there is no out of bounds

[@Yoodoooo]

Deron Williams beat Frank Gore ass tho basketball players got hands n size

[@jish55]

Hockey is tougher due to a) legal fistfights each game against semi pro boxers, b) the potential of being smacked with wooden weapons each game, and c) getting thrown head first into frozen concrete going 30+ mph each game. What's more, Hockey players will have broken bones, heart attacks, get teeth knocked out, and yet get right back on the ice the same game.

[@stevenwilliams7041]

They aren’t pro boxers it’s grabbing and punching with technique you can’t even really jab on the ice

[@jordanjohnson3396]

BRAYLON, you do realize players are hit blindly almost every game in the NHL right??? This talk about taking a slant pass and not seeing it coming is literally the same thing as an NHL player accepting a pass then being destroyed in centre ice. Both sports have blind hits where you have to commit to the pass. The difference is that NHL players are moving faster when that hit is delivered. No matter how you chalk it up it’s the NHL all day. And I’m Bi racial. I get both sports wand played both.

[@gregpellegrin8713]

These guys have it twisted.... Sidney Crosby isn't a goon or fighter, but he takes a beating and is one if the toughest athletes on the planet, I promise Crosby is tougher than the entire NBA still....

[@mvarick1]

ANY nfl, or ncaa football player would get BLASTED by a 17yr old Canadian kid. It would just not be fair. But proper.

[@johansen8989]

Basketball players are generally more athletic than football

[@hockeysabertooth]

hockey by far more tough. as a hockey player i would know

[@jimmyb267]

Braylon Edwards seems butt hurt because he can't make a valid argument when comparing football to hockey. It shouldn't really matter if you are able to play any of these sports professionally. It takes lots of skill and ability to perform at that level. In my opinion, I would have to say that collectively hockey is the tougher sport.

[@SnoopWallace]

We do hitting drills in football. You really might get your head knocked off in practice not even a game

[@coreyf1204]

There's a reason why NHL players play 82 games compared to the NFL, who play 17 per year: the NFL is far more physically devastating.

[@jayscott6281]

...or most lines are made of out of shape men that can't handle more then one game a week

[@samuelmohandasallen]

The NFL plays less due to marketing and strategy of the game

[@Toews1247]

Crosby has fought 7 times and won every time btw

[@alina-87]

Hockey players are tougher and is not even close

[@HydrixTheory]

only sport more tougher then hockey is Lacrosse its literally so burtal

[@mikejessome-f1p]

no out of bounds in hockey

[@tbaldino1]

Football players throw punches with helmets on. How about when goalies didn’t wear face masks

[@mwmann]

NHL easily the toughest.

[@thawkereynolds]

Kickers don’t count

[@Donnybrook10]

the severity of injuries in the NFL proves its more violent. Some of the toughest men on the planet are in both sports.

[@briansmith6791]

Hockey players have died from the game - one hit in the head with a puck,bone was checked in chest and died later in hospital. Hockey injuries are the same as football, but happen more frequently and it's normal to spit chicklets, get stitches on the bench, play while injure - broken ribs, punctured lung, broken feet,broken legs, broken jaws....they play through it - hockey all day long

[@runnytango3304]

The bulk guy argues by not listening & interrupting and speaking over who’s he’s arguing with. If he would shut up and listen then maybe he’d understand what the other guy is saying.

[@stevenmortensen2975]

82 games nhl to 18 nfl

[@HonkyTonkHellraiser]

Hockey players play with broken bones

[@nobelwarprize]

Knowing all the data that’s coming out on cte and how much the nfl is paying former players. I give the nod to NFL. Guys are literally getting their brains scrambled.

[@gm_bwalsh3987]

Dude come on you put the freakiest NFL players on skates,and you’ll have a lot of flattened bloody Canadians.

[@shawndys13]

Hockey 100% 😂 not even close nfl doesn't even play half the games as in nhl players do

[@hr1meg]

NHL. Football is not even close.

[@lucasfleming9903]

In my opinion, hockey breeds tougher and possibly more athletic players pound for pound than football does, and is by far the most underrated professional sport in the world. Football has strength, but basically every other category goes to hockey; from speed, agility, hand eye, iq, etc.

[@poomipatlurkudom3883]

You got to be kidding me 😂😂, Football players pound for pound are more athletic

[@scruffyRe]

@@poomipatlurkudom3883hell nah

[@poomipatlurkudom3883]

@@scruffyRe The f do you mean hell nah? What make you think hockey players are more athletic?

[@peterrussell3470]

Joe thiesman took two years to come back. NHL players have died on the bench and tried to come back the next period.nuf said. You get hit in football then head to the bench for a break hockey take a hit and keep going. If you think football is so tough put on a pair of skates and get on the ice , both of my Knees are shot and I could still hit you hard enough to make you call for your mama to come and help you

[@Elitegamers_77]

Football they would clap nhl players