Oh and the celebration is to do with his aboriginal ancestory - he's imitating a goanna (a monitor lizard). It has significance for him as an animal because of his tribal background.
Knee hitting the ground meaning you're tackled is only a thing in American football. In rugby it doesn't make a difference. You're tackled once your momentum stops. It's a fast, flowing game so there's no time for analyzing whether your knee touched the ground or not.
No combine as such but using Jarryd Hayne as a benchmark, he did an official 40 yard clocked at 4:54 when switching from NRL to NFL in 2015, he said he was heavy as well ( 230) and at his sharpest would be 4:40 Inglis over 40 would be 4:40 when thin 4:50 later in his career when weighing 250+ , Greg was 6' 5" so those long legs got him moving pretty quick and he never slowed down over 100
Origin is the equivalent to an #AllStars NFL game, where the best players from 2 states face of in a best of 3 matchs (midseason) spread over 2 months. Because a majority of professional Rugby league players in Australia are on the east coast of Australia, 2 neighbouring states clash in the event (QUEENSLAND VS NEW SOUTH WALES). The state of origin series. And because Australia has the majority of elite players, it is the hardest games on the planet to participate in. Greg has the most tries (touch downs) in origin history. That in itself gives you an indication on why an argument can be justified in saying he's a #GOAT! Strength, speed, agility and God Given Talent..... Greg had it all. In terms of player roles and position, he's evolutionary. I've seen, played with and against a lot of great players in my day, but G.I. , he's the best I've ever seen.
@@damo1140 2nd division Open side 2, Brisbane Comp. I played for Brisbane Natives when Greg was a teen at Aspley Devils. We would play at the same grounds often. Then I went back home and played for my home team the Cherbourg Hornets for 8 years. Best days of my life playing for home (Hornets). 💯
There are two different kinds of Rugby (League and Union). If u want a more in depth description for both kinds, watch Rugby League and Rugby union rules explained. The vids are by Ninh Ly.
G'day mate I like your reaction to rugby union, but this one is NRL National Rugby League this is different to Rugby Union. Also can you react to Richie McCaw who is one of the greats of the All Blacks and rugby union
We play two types of Rugby in Australia- Rugby League and Rugby Union. This video is Rugby League. He was the G.O.A.T. He also played for the national team - a clip of a game between Australia and American Eagles - we beat them by 60 - 6
Rugby League is more similar to NFL than Rugby Union. In Rugby league each team has 6 ‘downs’ to attempt to score. Each ‘down’ starts where the tackle is made. After the 6th down they hand over possession. Usually teams will kick the ball down the field on the 5th ‘down’ for territory, similar to NFL when they bring on their punters. In Rugby Union the plays are not broken down into ‘downs’, rather play is continuous with both teams fighting for the ball at each tackle.
In rugby a tackle is usually considered complete when the player is brought down onto his elbows, arse or torso, however it's a bit different with league compared to union, and in both types of rugby the referee calls when a tackle has been made when it might not be so obvious. even when a tackle is made, unless the tackler keeps the player down or a ruck is formed, then the player in possession can get up and continue, it's a fairly complicated area of the sport to wrap your head round as a new fan because there are so many rules, but there is a great and quick youtube video that a great English player made called: 'James Haskells introduction to the rules of rugby'. great for the understanding the basics of the game.
Honestly, this video you watched of him kinda sucks. There's a far better one that gives a much better look at his highlights whereas this one cuts out a bunch of his best plays. Good job on the reaction though. I personally think league is the better sport, even though I played rugby union. Enjoy the discovery of yet another new sport.
Yeah, as mentioned this is rugby league, possession is not contested at the tackle ( except 1 on 1 strips are allowed) , and plays end when momentum ends rather than knee grounding. Each team gets 6 plays to score ( not go 10 yards) . It is a much more structured game as a result , a cross between Rugby and NFL. Its all about yardage after contact in this game, thats why the defence is more brutal and the attackers are more kamikaze than in Rugby Union.
Hey mate, this player plays 1 of the 2 main codes/genres of rugby. 1. Rugby Union 2. Rugby League Greg Inglis plays Rugby League. A faster pace than the Rugby Union you have embarked your journey on. Ruby League has 13 players aside, and limited ball possession each time they have the ball - Like how the NFL have 5 downs to get a new set, Rugby League - you have a limit of 5 possessions for the length of the field, so you have to get a point or turnover. Otherwise, if the offending team disrupt play by touching the ball or by infringement, the set restarts. But more often than not, the ball gets booted to the other side like in NFL to gain territory and field possession.
Oh - ORIGIN ! maate.. "State against State, Mate against Mate" - the NRL season has a 3 match series tournament, that is between 2 rivals! Queensland and New South Wales ! During this, its the biggest thing in the Rugby League calendar besides the NRL final! Often, youd have team mates from the same club, play against each other in the Sate of Origin!
The reason there were no rucks is because this is rugby league, all your reaction vids besides this one have been on rugby union they are different sports but are very similar. If you want to check out some good players to react to I recommend Benji Marshall and Shaun Johnson they are beasts when it comes to skill and footwork
They are actually two very distinct types of rugby ,this is rugby league whereas up to now you have been reacting to rugby union.They are very different sort of like the differences between canadian and american football except the differences between rugby union and league are immediately obvious from the first breakdown.They are no rucks no lineouts and the scrum is also very different
You’ve been learning rugby union, this is rugby league. Rugby league is much easier to learn and understand. The way I put it is rugby league is checkers and rugby union is Chess
He is a Rugby League not Rugby Union. Different rules, ball and the physique of rhe players( more uniform) then Rugby Union.. Yes you have faater players then Greg Inglis. Goanna is a type of monitor lizard you find in Australia
There are no rucks in Rugby League. After a tackle the tackler must let go and retreat 10m and the tackled player rolls the ball backwards to a teammate. You get 6 tackles before you have to hand the ball over. A tackle is only complete when a player is either brought to the ground and held by an opponent or he is held up and his momentum has stopped by opponents. Every team will 99% of the time kick the ball away on the last tackle as either an NFL style punt to get the ball away from their own goal line or to hopefully score if your team gets the ball from the kick if it's near to the other team's goal line. You will sometimes see a team running and passing on the last tackle to keep the ball alive. In league once the clock goes red and the time is up, any tackle ends the game. In Union the play will continue until the ball goes dead (either a knock on, forward pass or out of bounds). Union cannot end on a penalty, so the penalty will have to be taken.
He’s 6’5 234lb runs 100metres under 11 seconds, dude’s a talent. Thanks for reacting mate, awesome watching you
Blake Kopz bit heavier than that, he ended up near 250 with the red and greens
Oh and the celebration is to do with his aboriginal ancestory - he's imitating a goanna (a monitor lizard). It has significance for him as an animal because of his tribal background.
Yeah the goanna is his totem
Knee hitting the ground meaning you're tackled is only a thing in American football. In rugby it doesn't make a difference. You're tackled once your momentum stops. It's a fast, flowing game so there's no time for analyzing whether your knee touched the ground or not.
No combine as such but using Jarryd Hayne as a benchmark, he did an official 40 yard clocked at 4:54 when switching from NRL to NFL in 2015, he said he was heavy as well ( 230) and at his sharpest would be 4:40 Inglis over 40 would be 4:40 when thin 4:50 later in his career when weighing 250+ , Greg was 6' 5" so those long legs got him moving pretty quick and he never slowed down over 100
jason taumalolo is wort checking out, or for some old school players, brian lima of samoa is worth a look.
State of Origin is a Competition between two Australian States, New South Wales & Queensland. He plays for Queensland.
This is Rugby League a 13 man game. Rugby Union is a 15 man game both have similarities and differences.
Origin is the equivalent to an #AllStars NFL game, where the best players from 2 states face of in a best of 3 matchs (midseason) spread over 2 months. Because a majority of professional Rugby league players in Australia are on the east coast of Australia, 2 neighbouring states clash in the event (QUEENSLAND VS NEW SOUTH WALES). The state of origin series. And because Australia has the majority of elite players, it is the hardest games on the planet to participate in. Greg has the most tries (touch downs) in origin history. That in itself gives you an indication on why an argument can be justified in saying he's a #GOAT! Strength, speed, agility and God Given Talent..... Greg had it all. In terms of player roles and position, he's evolutionary. I've seen, played with and against a lot of great players in my day, but G.I. , he's the best I've ever seen.
you were flash player too
@@damo1140 2nd division Open side 2, Brisbane Comp. I played for Brisbane Natives when Greg was a teen at Aspley Devils. We would play at the same grounds often. Then I went back home and played for my home team the Cherbourg Hornets for 8 years. Best days of my life playing for home (Hornets). 💯
There are two different kinds of Rugby (League and Union).
If u want a more in depth description for both kinds, watch Rugby League and Rugby union rules explained. The vids are by Ninh Ly.
G'day mate I like your reaction to rugby union, but this one is NRL National Rugby League this is different to Rugby Union. Also can you react to Richie McCaw who is one of the greats of the All Blacks and rugby union
We play two types of Rugby in Australia- Rugby League and Rugby Union. This video is Rugby League. He was the G.O.A.T. He also played for the national team - a clip of a game between Australia and American Eagles - we beat them by 60 - 6
Tears of missing him, running down my cheeks! GGTSS!
Check out Christian Cullen old school all black mad skills
His the best I ever seen
Rugby League is more similar to NFL than Rugby Union.
In Rugby league each team has 6 ‘downs’ to attempt to score. Each ‘down’ starts where the tackle is made. After the 6th down they hand over possession. Usually teams will kick the ball down the field on the 5th ‘down’ for territory, similar to NFL when they bring on their punters.
In Rugby Union the plays are not broken down into ‘downs’, rather play is continuous with both teams fighting for the ball at each tackle.
Rugby is a non stop sport and unless pinned down to the ground no ruck will be formed and can still take off even if you fell
In rugby a tackle is usually considered complete when the player is brought down onto his elbows, arse or torso, however it's a bit different with league compared to union, and in both types of rugby the referee calls when a tackle has been made when it might not be so obvious. even when a tackle is made, unless the tackler keeps the player down or a ruck is formed, then the player in possession can get up and continue, it's a fairly complicated area of the sport to wrap your head round as a new fan because there are so many rules, but there is a great and quick youtube video that a great English player made called: 'James Haskells introduction to the rules of rugby'. great for the understanding the basics of the game.
There's two codes of rugby
Honestly, this video you watched of him kinda sucks. There's a far better one that gives a much better look at his highlights whereas this one cuts out a bunch of his best plays. Good job on the reaction though. I personally think league is the better sport, even though I played rugby union. Enjoy the discovery of yet another new sport.
Takes balls real balls to play without all that padding
As long the ball don't touch the ground and the playa isn't held to the ground for 3 seconds I think, then, its play on
It’s when the arm holding the ball touches the ground, if he advances the arm with no momentum it is a double movement and a penalty
Yeah, as mentioned this is rugby league, possession is not contested at the tackle ( except 1 on 1 strips are allowed) , and plays end when momentum ends rather than knee grounding. Each team gets 6 plays to score ( not go 10 yards) . It is a much more structured game as a result , a cross between Rugby and NFL. Its all about yardage after contact in this game, thats why the defence is more brutal and the attackers are more kamikaze than in Rugby Union.
Hey mate, this player plays 1 of the 2 main codes/genres of rugby.
1. Rugby Union
2. Rugby League
Greg Inglis plays Rugby League.
A faster pace than the Rugby Union you have embarked your journey on. Ruby League has 13 players aside, and limited ball possession each time they have the ball - Like how the NFL have 5 downs to get a new set, Rugby League - you have a limit of 5 possessions for the length of the field, so you have to get a point or turnover. Otherwise, if the offending team disrupt play by touching the ball or by infringement, the set restarts. But more often than not, the ball gets booted to the other side like in NFL to gain territory and field possession.
Oh - ORIGIN ! maate..
"State against State, Mate against Mate" - the NRL season has a 3 match series tournament, that is between 2 rivals! Queensland and New South Wales ! During this, its the biggest thing in the Rugby League calendar besides the NRL final! Often, youd have team mates from the same club, play against each other in the Sate of Origin!
The don’t have a 40 dash but they do have speed trackers in there jerseys addo carr was tracked running 37.2Km
Yes 23.8 mph
He is 6'5' and about 265 lbs
I know you NFL fans would've love to see this guy as a Tight End, running back. 😏
can you please react to shaun johnson highlights
The reason there were no rucks is because this is rugby league, all your reaction vids besides this one have been on rugby union they are different sports but are very similar. If you want to check out some good players to react to I recommend Benji Marshall and Shaun Johnson they are beasts when it comes to skill and footwork
cool bruzz
You should change the title to NFL fan reacts to LEAGUE: Greg Inglis
They are actually two very distinct types of rugby ,this is rugby league whereas up to now you have been reacting to rugby union.They are very different sort of like the differences between canadian and american football except the differences between rugby union and league are immediately obvious from the first breakdown.They are no rucks no lineouts and the scrum is also very different
You’ve been learning rugby union, this is rugby league. Rugby league is much easier to learn and understand. The way I put it is rugby league is checkers and rugby union is Chess
Never heard of him. He ain't no jona
This is league not union 2 different rugby codes
He is a Rugby League not Rugby Union. Different rules, ball and the physique of rhe players( more uniform) then Rugby Union.. Yes you have faater players then Greg Inglis. Goanna is a type of monitor lizard you find in Australia
it's not rugby its rugby league
There are no rucks in Rugby League. After a tackle the tackler must let go and retreat 10m and the tackled player rolls the ball backwards to a teammate. You get 6 tackles before you have to hand the ball over. A tackle is only complete when a player is either brought to the ground and held by an opponent or he is held up and his momentum has stopped by opponents. Every team will 99% of the time kick the ball away on the last tackle as either an NFL style punt to get the ball away from their own goal line or to hopefully score if your team gets the ball from the kick if it's near to the other team's goal line. You will sometimes see a team running and passing on the last tackle to keep the ball alive. In league once the clock goes red and the time is up, any tackle ends the game. In Union the play will continue until the ball goes dead (either a knock on, forward pass or out of bounds). Union cannot end on a penalty, so the penalty will have to be taken.
The best of greg inglis - czcams.com/video/4STZvoDSI3k/video.html (A better representation)
Calling this game rugby is grating. This is league, not rugby.