🇬🇧 BRITISH Rugby Fan Reacts To NFL LEGEND Adrian Peterson - Top 5 Running Back ALL TIME?
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- 🇬🇧 BRITISH Rugby Fan Reacts To NFL LEGEND Adrian Peterson - Top 5 Running Back ALL TIME?
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Hi everyone, I’m Kabir and welcome to another episode of Kabir Considers! In this video I’m going to React To NFL LEGEND Adrian Peterson - Top 5 Running Back ALL TIME?
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That wasn’t a Hall of Fame induction, that was him winning MVP. He’s actually still playing now at 35 for Detroit.
Oh wow I didn't realise he was still playing! Thats a long career
@@kabirconsiders he broke a 90 yard TD run two seasons ago for Washington. You should see it, it was amazing.
He’s 6’1” 218 lbs, still playing and he won MVP that season
Whaaat he's still playing?! Thats crazy longevity
@@kabirconsiders he plays for Detroit now
6'1 228
He's about 230, he hasn't been 218 since his freshman year of college
The year he came back, he basically carried the team into the Playoffs, he won the NFL's MVP award (what was at the end of the video) and he less than 10 yards shy from setting the NFL record for most rushing yards in a season, not including the playoffs. When he started the year they didn't run him as much as they would've normally to give him more time to heal up or he would've probably would've set the record. That would've been an incredible, Hall of Fame, type year even if he hadn't had the serious knee injury. And it isn't just the speed that would be the most affected by that type of injury, it's also his ability to plant on the leg to make those elusive moves and cuts through the defense. That's the big thing.
People started calling him The Wolverine, like from X-Men, during and after that year, because no one should be able to heal from an injury like that, that quickly that's human.
For sure, Adrian is due a lot of props for the way he came back.. but the team behind his recovery also deserve a massive pat on the back. For him to blow an ACL and MCL and be back playing only 9 months later means he had excellent doctors and physio's behind him
I watched AD play at Palestine High. He was so far beyond anything I've ever seen at the high-school level. We all knew he was special man. I've never seen anything like him before. Best pure RB I've ever seen in person point blank period. Dudes a savage
Come back player of the yr . That was NFL honors award show. It's held the week between the Superbowl. There is 2wks in between divisional games & the Superbowl game
The year after he tore his leg. He won the most valuable player in the league. He came back better then ever.
Long time Minnesota Vikings fan, here. Adrian Peterson is my second favourite NFL player of all time after Randy Moss, another Vikings legend and a Hall of Famer.
Adrian Peterson is a first ballot Hall of
Famer. He's been in the league since 2007 and played 10 seasons with the Vikings, and he's also played for the New Orleans Saints, Arizona Cardinals, Washington, and the Detroit Lions. Over the last three years, even though he isn't the force that he once was, he's still been very respectable in his performances and he still retains most of his great power and his speed and agility.
Adrian Peterson is thoroughly dedicated to preparing himself physically for football to be in excellent shape, during off seasons, pre seasons and in seasons as well...
The video that is featured is his 2012 season in which he rushed for 2096 yards, just 9 yards of the season rushing record held by Eric Dickerson. It was after he recovered from an ACL injury suffered in December 2011, during a game for the Vikings at Washington. In 2012, Peterson was voted MVP, and in addition to the rushing yards he had an average of 6.0 yards per carry, a total of 13 touchdowns, and rushed for over 200 yards twice that season and once for 199 yards. The last one was in the regular season finale against the Green Bay Packers in which Peterson's last run set up a field goal in the closing moments of the game for a 37-34 win and was key in getting the Vikings to the playoffs after a 10-6 regular season record.
AP is a lock for first ballot hall of fame. Definitely a top ten RB of all time, and there’s a good argument for top five. Which is saying a ton because the position group is overcrowded with all time greats, and the top three are virtually set in stone with Sanders, Payton, and Brown. And that’s not even including Smith, the all time leading rusher.
Great to hear he's built such a legacy despite missing the injuries
This reaction was inspirational af! I’ve started to realize that when people are pessimistic or cast doubt on your personal choices, it’s exactly what you said: they are basing it on their own personal limitations. Don’t let the haters stop you 🎉
Thanks so much bro, and yes NEVER let haters or naysayers affect your progress. Consistency and intelligent effort are the only things that matters.
Adrian Peterson still playing he really wants that record and a Super Bowl
Wish you would do Adrian Peterson Unbreakable. It shows him come back from injury and break records. He get a 2000 yard season. Very inspiring
Homeboy, he’s still playing lol! The last clip was winning the MVP in 2012 iirc, which is the season he came back from his 2011 ACL/MCL tear. He’s on the Lions now. He might come back next year too. Also to your earlier comment running backs are generally really physical. Their shelf life is unbelievably short because of it usually. You’re thinking of wide receivers.
Age 35
Thanks for answering my question! And thats crazy that he's still playing, I thought he retired years ago lol
Anybody a vikings fan! And it wasn't hall of fame it was LEAGUE MVP
Right here! Big Vikings fan and still a big Adrian Peterson fan and always will be!!
AD(All Day) baby...
Adrian Peterson. Best RB all time
AD prefers to make contact with the defender on every carrier. The idea being the defence will get tired in the fourth quarter, and Adrian will break off some big runs.
AD AP All Day Adrian Peterson
AD AP! I like that lol
Nfl player suggestions:
Walter Payton (HOF RB, Sweetness)
Emmit Smith(HOF RB)
Shannon Sharpe (Great HOF Tight End)
Sean taylor (arguably one of the best safeties until...)
Aaron Donald (sack monster)
Darell Revis (safety, "Revis island")
Tony Gonzalez (Great HOF Tight End)
1985 Chicago Bears defense
1972 Miami Dolphins (Very rare and historic)
1977 Atlanta Falcons Defense (G.O.A.T defense?)
The steel curtain- 1976 Pittsburgh Steelers defense.
2013 Seahawk Defense (Legion of Boom. Also my hometown team)
Music related: Rest in power to MF DOOM. One of the greatest MCs to bless the mic.
Thanks so much for the recommendations mate, I'll get through them all eventually lol
He has fallen off a little bit after bouncing around to a few teams but in his prime was insane and coming back less than a year was incredible
Thats to be expected at 35 years old, I think running backs tend to have short primes
That award was for comeback player of the year. Not the hall of fame. You have to be retired for a minimum of 5 years to be considered for the hall of fame. But he most definitely will be a first ballot hall of fame inductee.
And by the way he hasn't retired yet.
He is still available on free agency.
That guy will never give up. He will play until they have to go out and sweep his ashes up off the field
He is truly a physical freak.
A really unique athlete
Legendary!
Many countries in Europe including the UK have their own American Ftbll leagues with a few USA ex-college players. Germany, the GFL, by far has the best league outside of North America. Probably equivalent to division 2 college Ftbll in America. Several germans from this league are playing D1 college ftbll right now and one guy got drafted into the NFL but only lasted 3 yrs on a practice squad .
Oh wow, I didn't know that! I'll have to watch some footage of GFL, hearing the plays shouted in German will be interesting
Adrian Peterson could well play into his 40s if he wants to. He is a .00001 type of person. Physically he is the standard
For him to comeback from the injuries and still play at such a high level is a testament to his crazy athletic genetics
Check out Brian Alstott
Eric Dickerson
Walter Payton
Tony Dorsett
The Nigerian Nightmare
All these men were beast
When AP puts his head down, you know its a Touchdown
He’s too fast! 💨
Running backs/ full backs = battering ram !
(Short distance sprinters that are up to speed quick at line of scrimmage with the ball) running over lineman that weigh 300+ lbs. each down the offence runs a play and so does the defense play. Each man has a specific job or block to make to free up a specific spot on the field. Fans know the basic plays and watch the whole field and most the positions. The play is made not just by the guy with the ball !!
Each players position has a specific size, weight, speed and strength and special skill set required to play that position.
The game originaly was based on military tactics. It's a game of inches
Very interesting breakdown, thanks Noel. A lot of people have likened american football to human chess, i'm starting to understand that analogy
You should do a video on devin Hester the greatest return man ever
I've put him on the list!
He was a monster
Sean Taylor...the most gifted safety who ever lived. Sad story.
Power back.
Adrian Peterson is a legend he got like 15 kids in 12 different states he broke
Paterson is awesome, to come back from all those injuries is incredible
Happy New Year, keep it going man.
Thanks so much Will, onwards and upwards!
You would like the story of Sean Taylor. Safety for Washington Redskins. Sad story but a great player
I'll add it to the list, hopefully it doesn't get me emotional lol
@@kabirconsiders 😂 it might honestly
Sean Taylor Ultimate career highlight reel
czcams.com/video/L_ymHk3fOf0/video.html
Best recovery from a major knee injury ever.
Definitely has to be up there.. only 9 months recovery time and he was just as god as before!
The Big difference between Adrian Peterson's 2012 campaign and Eric Dickerson's 1984 campaign, was that NFL coaching was much more able to adapt to offensive strategy, Dickerson faced mostly base defenses, and almost never faced Defenses selling out against the run, Defenses did that to Adrian Peterson by the end of his first season in 2007, in 2012, he manage 2098 yards against 8 and 9 men in the box defenses built to destroy Running Offenses. No, Adrian is still playing you have to be retired for five years first.
It's very hard to clearly state who is the best RB of all time, the game changes so much. The position takes so much violence and punishment that even the best players if each generation have a short window. There bodies break down and can hardly play past 30 typically.
I am from St. Louis Marshall Faulk is maybe my favorite player for us with all the things he could do, so gifted. Easy 1st ballot HOF!!!
With that said, I don't see how I could pick any runner over Peterson if I had to choose. He was something else. Absolute animal, you can't do anything but respect him. Ran the ball so hard, as soon as he gets North or South the defense is in danger. I struggle to think many real football fans disagree..he was something else!
I'll have to put St. Louis Marshall Faulk on my list!
@@kabirconsiders don't bother there isn't really any great highlight videos on him. It's jus nd of weird really
Happy New year homie
Thanks so much bro, you too :)
MVP award at the end, not HOF. As everyone has already told you he’s still running 21 year olds over.
He was a beast... But starting in 2.5 hours the CFB playoffs start. Loads of next gen talent will be be playing in those two games. Trevor Lawrence is widely considered as the next big thing at the QB position.
I'll put Trevor Lawrence on the list!
I get why reactors go to Joseph Vincent reels, but they will never give you a real sense of the athlete's actual in game speed and power with all the slow motion and cutting to different camera angles. He really is trying to be cinematic over anything else. I would suggest finding another highlight reel after you watch anything from Joseph Vincent.
All that said, I appreciate how into the sport you are and this was a great reaction from you. AD is a legend.
I find Joseph's videos really useful to react to because I'm not that familiar with most of the players people suggest, and Joseph really tells their story, as well as providing some of their biggest plays, to help the viewer get a taste of who they guy really was. I intend to react to straight highlight reel videos real soon, once I've got a good knowledge of American sports
#28 is an easy retirement for Minnesota!
Not only did he have the speed and the strength but also he Runs very Angry.
He was a beastly player thats for sure!
If you are still doing Football videos try on on the big guys which are the anchor of almost every play. Larry Allen would be a good place to start.
Thanks for the reccomendation, I've put him on the list!
He would have broke the single season rushing yard record but his team kicked a field goal to make it to the playoffs instead. Then they got eliminated first round. For sure the best season for a RB ever considering he returned from a catastrophic knee injury in under a year.
Unreal he was able to comeback and play to such a high standard!
He still wants to play this year....
He’s probably one of those guys that will play until they’re 40!
Mate its time ! React to Game Pass NFL film session. Different players/positions to pick from .. . You will see how much detail goes into a players decision making. These vids dnt even get into the play book just key reads a player looks for
Coming right up!
No Hall of Fame yet, he's still bumping around, 2nd highest rush/yards of the ones that could beat record. Barry is 5.0, Adrian is 4.6, Record is 4.3....
#1 Barry
#2Emmett
#3 Adrian or Walter payton? Thats his level!
The most physically gifted RB ever along with Bo, not the greatest but the most gifted. Kinda like Moss
Moss isn't the most gifted receiver ever, that title belongs to Calvin Johnson
@@trinidad510 close but no stogie
@@captaincooool not even close, Moss was fast, that's it.. he had a decent vert and was fast, nothing more.. Calvin was 6'5 245 lbs, ran a 4.3, had over a 40 inch vert, with like a 7'0 wingspan, he was far larger, stronger, and more explosive than Moss ever was
@@trinidad510 randy 4.25 40 yard dash, 47 inch vert.... Both better than Cslvin. Oh and he had better hands. I'm guessing you think LeBron is better than Jordan
@@captaincooool those are both made up numbers that hàve no validity, his actual measurements that were documented were a 4.33 40 and a 38 inch vert
Christian okoye Nigerian nightmare career highlights
I'll put a vid of his on the list, thanks for the reccomendation!
Ive been a Vikes fan my whole life. AP runs angry.
Please do Walter PA GG video
He's very high on the list now, should get to him next week!
Best pure RB since Jim Brown, doesn’t get near the props as he should
Please react to Joe Montana
He's very high on my list, should get to him really soon
You should watch Marshawn lynch
Probably not but I don’t fallow football like that and I don’t think I saw him before the MCL and ACL injury . And I am first or at least first comment let’s go
You are indeed the first commenter :) I'm a relatively new follower of the game too, I wonder how Adrian would compare to a guy like Barry Sanders
@@kabirconsiders Adrian is still currently playing for Detroit so he isn't yet eligible for the Hall of Fame. Players aren't eligible until at least 5 years after retirement. He will most likely be a 1st ballot HOF'er though.
Closest thing to Bo Jackson and Earl Campbell in the 21st century. But not better.
Earl Campbell was a great rb but he barely cracks top 10. Marcus Allen had a better career than bo Jackson. Ap is better
My personal reaction is I'm a viking fan and randy moss ap Carter Jefferson Culpepper farve Kevin pat Williams Robert Smith theilen..etc... ....they haven't done Dogg poo since fran tarkenton.... Why my dudes?
Marshawn lynch watch him mext
I reacted to Marshawn a few weeks ago, he was an absolute BEAST
Him being released and almost blacklisted for whipping his kid was ridiculous
Thats crazy, you shouldn't tell someone how to discipline their kids (unless they're getting abused)
@@kabirconsiders The kid was getting abused. He had bruises all over his body, including his lower half
@@uninterruptedrhythm4104 yeah I agree, what he did was horrible. I’m glad the issue was resolved though. Kid looks happy today
Here is a funny video where a Houston reporter is interviewing random people, and he stops AP without realizing it : czcams.com/video/XQCQkMCkBtE/video.html
What is your size Kabir? Like how tall are you and how heavy are you, are you built like a track star, basketballer, footballer, or baseballer. I'm going to guess you are 5'10 (177.8cm) and 150 lbs (68kg). That if you don't mind sharing.
I don't mind sharing! I'm 6ft tall and 196lbs
@@kabirconsiders Ok cool thanks man, you a pretty big guy. You can any sports.
Adrian Peterson wanted to hurt you.