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My favorite saying about avoiding hits like this - "he made a business decision" lol
Avg lifespan of career by positions:
Kicker - 4.87 years
QB - 4.44 years
Cornerback - 2.94 years
Wide Receiver - 2.81 years
Runningback - 2.57 years
League avg - 3.3 years
Dave was close saying the avg career is 3 years.
Cheerleader - 9 months
VERY good analysis. Blokes should understand too that not all of these careers are cut short by injuries/ body shutting down. This is an utlimate business. You miss a kick, you're done. You drop 3 balls in a row? You're done.
Avg lifespan of Office Blokes now that Mike is gone? :,(
@@planetdearth6371 True
What people need to realize is that the numbers are skewed because there are a lot of guys who just aren't good enough to last longer than a year or two. If you're a good enough player, a major injury or two won't stop you from making it 4 or 5 years in the league. Teams will keep taking chances on guys who have shown they are good players.
There are around 260 draft picks every single year. Most of which make NFL teams. To make room for 200+ you have to cut just as many. Often times it's 2nd or 3rd year guys who didn't live up to expectations.
Several years ago, I ran a convenience store, and we saw Jermaine Gresham in person many times. Good Lord, that is a big dude. My coworker played lower level college football as a 6 ft 245 lb middle linebacker, and he straight up told me ”Im not sure you and I together could bring that guy down.”
Haha, my high school art teacher made it to the NFL for one season at free safety. He said the highlight of his football career was having Tom Brady throw a touchdown pass over his head, like he didn't brag about it at all. One day a fight broke out in the hall and he went full NFL speed through the door, I blinked and he wasn't there.
And he's a washout from that league.
Anything mic'ed up from NFL Films is a joy to watch! Really gives you that behind the scenes / on field feel. They've mic'ed up players and coaches from the last handful of Super Bowls but all lot of those videos are about 40-45 minutes.
6:55 anyone else remember Hillis being the greatest NFL running back for 1 season?
Still more than most of us, so hats off to a great 15 minutes.
Madden cover and all lol
This video had Ray Lewis and Ed Reed two of the greatest players of all time. When he said “I tried to blindside Ray” and he was hurt he was talking about Ray Lewis. I know you all have reacted to him before. The man is inhuman. 💯
I was re-watching some of your old NFL reactions and saw this title, thinking "Hmm I don't remember this one"...Fresh meat!
😂😂
Lmao same here 😂
@@FatAmericanMantittys I think we're "ready for some football!"
Ong I love the NFL reactions
Sound like Ms. Trunchbull with that fresh meat line and I’m also rewatching their old NFL reactions and came across this one and read the title and was like oh, a new video. That’s why I’ve never come across this one before.
The is the first NFL highlight reel you guys have done where my Giants didn't completely embarrass themselves.
I was just waiting for Jacobs to show up. My Adrian Peterson obviously has been the bigger man but Jacobs did it every single run it felt like.
@@iamjamesmix Yeah he wasn't built like any other RB. He was like 6'4" 265lbs of pure muscle. He was never an every down back though because it would take him a while to get up to speed. But he was decent in his prime and nobody wanted to tackle him 1v1
Y'all should react to more Pat McAfee. He's in a bit of everything now and always good for a laugh
he's a wwe superstar
He's way more than that clahn.
He has his own youtube channel with great content.
"C-gap!"
He used to be cool and hilarious but his show is absolutely trash now. Especially with all those cheerleaders/ yes men in his crew who swing from his 🥜s like he’s their father.
"It's your job" is true. Deon used to refer to him bailing on making a tackle as "a business decision"
The short careers are certainly based on injuries, but there’s a great deal of average players who are dropped after 3 years because teams would rather pay rookie salaries for average players than paying the 3+ year veteran salaries for average players.
as right as you are about the injuries cutting careers short, it's just as much a matter of a constant influx of younger, cheaper players to replace current ones.
Brandon Jacobs was a LOAD. Love watching LeGarrette Blount highlights too - at his size he used to jump over people. And I'd forgotten how large a carbon-based life form Steven Jackson was. Really enjoy watching the running game.
Love seeing a video that features more of the running game.
I am here for all the football vids as we gear up for a new season, can't wait!
Another reason for less extreme weather games is a lot of franchises have moved to domes. But there’s something so beautiful about horrible weather games. The most fun I ever had when I played in high school was a torrential downpour where the water was halfway up my shin in some parts of the field and it was a giant mud pit in the middle
I agree that growing up in the late seventies and '80s there seem to be more games with snow and conditions.
You should check out Pat Mcafee! He's an ex punter who used to tackle the crap out of people once in a while.
His story about Troy Polamalu is great, same with Peyton Manning. He has tons of great content and is a character
That is why Americans LOVE the NFL so much, because the AMERICAN NFL,
is so VIOLENT!
Please do MORE of these AMERICAN NFL Biggest Hit videos.
These American NFL Biggest Hit videos are GREAT fun to watch!
the average length of a NFL career is about 3.3 years:
Kicker - 4.87 years
QB - 4.44 years
Cornerback - 2.94 years
Wide Receiver - 2.81 years
Runningback - 2.57 years
These guys move at such a speed that diving for their legs isn’t as easy as it sounds. Ruby folks always say that and if it was a sure thing you can bet the NFL players would being doing it all the time. Hitting the center of mass is the best way to get a good track on them and not get left in the dust.
The average career in the NFL is 3 years-that includes all positions. And the NFL added 1 more game last year, so it’s 17 games in the season. If you go to the post season it’s 2-3 games depending on if you win your division and get a bye in the first round.
11:10 is one of my favorite QB runs. Newton absolutely refused to go down lmao. The entire falcons defense was on his ass 😂
Also this might seem biased but the Las Vegas Raiders have one of the best "Sounds of the Game" production teams in the game. Their Mic'd up footage is next level.
Hello everyone!
Gronk had 6 defenders hanging on as he drags them ALl to make a TD
The kicker you saw in the beginning Pat McAfee has an AMAZING sports talk show.
The avg career is impacted by the incoming college players every year, that impacts rosters when lesser players get cut, injuries are only a part of it
"WHATS THE POINT OF PUNCHING HIS HELMIT" LOL
They missed a perfect callback to call that one guy "ohshaghennesy" from the Key and Peele substitute teacher reaction haha
NFL stands for 'Not For Long".
I cannot wait for football season to start
“ be released from his gimpdom.” I was taking a drink of water and almost choked.
I heard office bloke Mike is currently confused bless him trying to get out of ikea
Please react to "Boondocks - Uncle Ruckus Compilation" 😂
Where's Mike #strikeformike
The snowiest game in Buffalo History...aka the 2017 Snow Bowl. Take a look at "Best Snow Moments from Colts vs. Bills"
England v USA livestream should be badass!
The last clip on that punt, the guy who blocked #20 (Hall of Famer Ed Reed) pulled #20's facemask which is illegal but refs didn't call it. So he went and found that guy down the field and laid him out. By the way, you should watch Ed Reed highlights. Dude, in my opinion, is the greatest free safety to ever play. Widely considered to 3 ever in all circles though. He could lay you out, he intercepted the ball and could take it back for a touchdown and he returned punts at times as well. Only thing he didn't do was play on offense, that I know of. I believe he holds the record for longest interception return as well for 109 yards, which is literally the limit on how many yards a play can go.
Shahht ahhhht Pat McAfee for being the thumbnail hahaha #ForTheBrand
Average NFL career is about 3.3 years.
The longest avg career by position is
Quarterback at 4.87 yrs
Kicker. 4.44
The position w shortest avg career is Running Back at 2.57 yrs.
By comparison Baseball and Basketball avg career is 6 yrs, hockey 7.
For European football/soccer it's abt 8 yrs.
NFL just increased from 16 to 17 games, but there are 3 preseason games & up to 4 playoff games.
When nfl season is back you should really watch highlights for the games especially come playoffs something I'd definitely watch.
Ive requested it before, but you guys have got to do a reaction to Adrian Peterson. Absolutely one of the best players of all time, and a pleasure to watch.
it's just not very interesting.. he was dominant but it's not flashy or exciting to people who barely know the sport
@@clipsedrag13 I disagree 100%
@@clipsedrag13 wym he’s one of the best rbs of all time
@@duskthunder9274 And had one of the best cutbacks in his heyday. He wasn't the same after his torn ACL, MCL. He said that he felt restricted even just wearing a brace. Shame his legacy is tainted by his off-field actions.
Don't be fooled by people telling you that their favorite player is, "one of the goats". Its usually b.s..I could name 20 backs off the top of my head that are better than him. People will say anything to get a "reaction".
U guys should do a fantasy football league this year, it'll help you understand who the top players in the league are n it's also fun if u throw down a little money on it
They mentioned it actually in a previous video 📸
Thomas Davis a Linebacker from the Carolina Panthers tore his ACL 3 times and still returned and played! He will eventually be in the NFL Hall of Fame...
The length of careers is short because of a lack of a true farm system. A lot of players just aren't good enough and don't work out. Injury plays a part but draft busts are very common.
if you want to see what punishment does to a running back, take a look at Earl Campbell
Or Christian Okoye.
@@laudanum669 that Steve Atwater hit should have in in that vid
Oh my gosh football training is a demon trust me especially in college
The NFL changed the length of the season from 16 to 17 games last season
Currently, there's 3 pre-season games to sort out who gets cut and who stays on the team for the season. Then there's 17 regular season games plus playoffs.
It's not just injuries that make average career short It's also the never ending fight over who gets a job. Top guy might have long careers if they aren't injured seriously. The rest of the guys have to constantly prove they are better than other players trying for the same position.
NFL's Top 100 starts August 14th if you you blokes want Mic'd up footage. It's an annual list voted on by the players and it's a great way to learn about the best current players in the NFL.
You guys should react to mic'd up from the Superbowl! It's like a full movie
I'd love for you to watch a video about Jonathan Ogden, who played Offensive Line for the Ravens and one of the largest human beings to put on a uniform at 6ft 9 in, and 345lbs
No Derrick Henry stiff arms or trucks, and the time Josh Jacobs trucked a player i cant recall his name but he trucked him and scored as well. Must be Bama bias 😂
That and no Earl Campbell?
G and R.E. no doubt anyone with treee trunks for thighs deserves to be on this list
Just so glad you are back on the NFL wagon. Cant wait for more!
With these type of hits concussion is the big issue. Repetitive hits have caused a great number of players to have serious cognitive & emotional decline in retirement. It's hard to tell why some are more susceptible.
The majority who've died & donate their brain for research show brain lesions.
A handful have killed themselves to stop the pain.
It's being addressed now w rules against head hits & trying to better the helmets.
It was ignored for so long players affected became desperate. Dave Duerson a hard hitting safety knew he was loosing his mind. He shot himself in the chest and left a note to autopsy his brain. They found as w many severe lesion formation all over his brain.
The concussion cte nonsense is a complete lie. All players are perfectly fine.
@@areguapiri Everyone is entitled to their opinion. But the science & anecdotal evidence for chronic traumatic encephalopathy, CTE, in football, is clear.
The Boston University Neurology Dept study found the significant Tau lesions & brain shrinkage (the 2 post mortem diagnostics for CTE) in 88% of 202 donated brains of former football players (from Youth league - NFL) including 99% of the NFL players. The majority of the brains from those with CTE symptoms in life.
In contrast, in a recently published study, 4.4% of the brains of 225 former U.S. servicemen found the same CTE markers, including 6.7 % of those w service blast exposure & 3.9% of those without blast exposure.
The reasons for it, why some are more susceptible than others is still being studied.
But the link & obvious degenerative effects on the brain, esp of former NFL players, are clear. There's also a higher risk of ALS among NFL players.
The families of Mike Webster, Justin Strzelczyk, Ken Stabler, Aaron Hernandez, Ray Easterling, Junior Seau, John Mackey, Jovan Belcher, Dave Duerson, Phillip Adams, Colt Brennan, Dwight Clark, Lou Creekmur, Frank Gifford, Chris Henry, Vincent Jackson, Terry Long, Ollie Matson, Earl Morrall, Tommy Nobis, Bubba Smith, Mosi Tatupu, Andre Waters and Demaryius Thomas will attest to debilitating dementia, memory loss, and paranoia during their lives and diagnosed w CTE after death.
Road to 200K!
3 years for an average career is accurate. It’s not just injuries though. The influx of new players every year makes it very, very competitive to keep a roster spot.
Honestly the pads don't make it that better cause it just adds more weight, back in high school I got hit with and without pads and it hurt less without pads 😂😂
Kickers and quarterbacks usually have the longest careers just due to the lack of contact.
Not all careers are ended by injuries. A lot of players just get cut because they aren't good enough. It happens all the time.
React to the birth of the greatest rivalry in boxing by rhythm boxing. Trust
I hope they keep doing more nfl content I love it
(before watching the video) Henry must be in here a couple times
No man should ever where another man's name on his back!
avg career is about 3 years but that is not only about injuries. it is also because players get paid a lot less in their first few years. only the best players get a 2nd contract. there is always a fresh crop of rookies coming in every year, so if youre not a top player, you end up losing your job to a younger and cheaper player.
If you guys like these type of NFL plays you need to react to a Mike Alstott highlight video.
You should check out the Dec 31, 1988 game between the Chicago Bears and Philadelphia Eagles at Soldier Field in Chicago. Known as the Fog Bowl because it was so foggy players could only see about 15 to 20 yards
You guys should definitely react to NFL Mic’d Up Super Bowl LVI “Hey I’m Joe”
15:13 Due to more indoor stadiums.
I need a office bloke Mike t-shirt please
Every game is equivalent to a car wreck
Mike fell into a printer and became a shirt
Cheers
Our NFL season is coming…..get ready for American 🏈 football 👍😎
NFL is most watchable later in the season with games involving teams that have to win to get into the playoffs or playoff bound teams that want the highest seed possible and the advantages that brings. With only 16 games it doesn't take long to get there. It can be boring or riveting . It has some analogies to war.
17 games now.
3:38 That's not the only thing you can say about Tony Gonzalez...
Play Fantasy Football. It teaches you a lot about teams, players, positions and scoring. Really adds to the overall experience of trying to get into the game.
Ray Lewis and Tom Brady... longest careers in the nfl
OFFICE BLOKES LEARN an NFL PLAY !!!🏈
React to Football 101 Counter by weekly spiral....
Running backs, receivers and the tight ends get injured the most because they take the hits from the defence. The rules have become better for their protection.
Part of why you have to hit and you can't just go low on tackles is the action in American football is because the action is north south where as rugby is moving side to side
Mike has been taken by the Queen’s Guard on order of the Queen, long may she rein.
Prince Andrew has become a problem that he will be asked to solve discreetly.
Here’s to Mike and his service to young women all over the world! Put his next order of fish n’ chips on my tab.
Mike was arrested for not trying different foods
You all should react to the Ice Bowl... played by Dallas and Green Bay in 1967
Giannis got the last laugh. 😂
the punt pat macAfee is a wrestler in the wwe and the show called "smackdowzn"
It’s injury and competition at your particular position from yr to yr.
4:34 I was at this game!!! #BILLSMAFIA
3 yrs is the avg. NFL = Not For Long..
Sports Science by ESPN has a big NFL hit equivalent to a 35mph car crash or 4,500Lbs if force .
"Average" career isn't a good statistic. Most of those people with short careers aren't cut short by injury it's because they just weren't good enough. Good players generally play for around 10 years. Tom Brady is on his 20th season.
You should really watch an NFL turning point video it will give you a great understanding of an NFL game!!
You guys should watch - Awful Umpires || MLB 2022 (Supercut)
Need to react to more nfl micd up videos
Running backs dont even get drafted from college until later on in the draft because of how short their careers are.
You guys should check out the 1985 Chicago Bears, or check out some Lawrence Taylor highlights
I'm old,
Where in the world is Office Bloke Mike?
There was not near enough Adrian Peterson, Marshawn Lynch, or Earl Campbell in that video
If you can, try to watch the Redzone channel during the nfl season. Nonstop action for 6-7 hours 😃
Elite running backs should expect 3-5 year primes. With that said, guys like Adrian Petersen went forever at a high production level. Emmitt Smith is the leading rusher because he did, too. Even a Cowboys fan like me will tell you Barry was better