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The Dan Connolly play is one of my favorite plays ever in NFL history. You've just never seen anything like it before or since. The "loaf of bread" carry as I believe Cris called it hahaha
I used to play a little football when I was in high school. The worst way to lose the football is for me to grab it out of the pass receiver's hands and run with it.
I believe it was after that game where Lynch earned the nickname the Beast, in Seattle. Also whenever he was really hitting his stride and had a lot of good plays he would be in what they call, The Beast Mode.
that first one is just knowing the rules and taking advantage of your opponent letting their guard down. remember folks, the play isn't over until the whistle blows.
I have some information on that colts trick play So the colts moved all of their linemen to try to make the Patriots go offside and it failed miserably
The Dan Connolly play is one of my favorite plays ever in NFL history. You've just never seen anything like it before or since. The "loaf of bread" carry as I believe Cris called it hahaha
1:05 You are correct, but to add on, Eligibility would not matter on this play. Once a pass has been touched by either an eligible receiver or the defense, it may be caught and ran with by anyone on the offense including the lineman.
@@danielsmit11incorrect. Everything has to be past the LOS. The fact that there was still part of his body behind makes it a legal throw. His hand and ball can be past, but if any part of his body is still behind, it’s good. I know it doesn’t make sense, but it’s the rule
@@cubkid82 incorrect. The NFL rule is if the ball, whether in player possession or loose, crosses the line of scrimmage, a forward pass is not permissable, regardless if the ball returns behind the line of scrimmage before the ball is thrown
Is there any rule that prohibits a team from taking a kickoff or punt and 'running it back for a field goal'? In a situation where you need 3 points or less, you have received a punt and there is no time left on the clock. Rather than lateral the ball a half dozen times or more trying to work it to the end zone, could the ball carrier, (when he got close enough), drop and hold the ball for a team mate to kick a field goal. Could a team 'run it back for a field goal'?
yeah, I remember it very well 😁 Pats fan here. sorry not sorry and we finally arent too great for all the haters. but I rly think the final Play of superbowl 49 should be on here...i mean interceptions when team has the ball on the 1 r rare...let alone when u have BEAST MODE added to the fact it was the SUPER BOWL...rare as rare gets.
The Mariota pass should've been called back though because he was across the line of scrimmage when he threw the ball not sure how the officials didn't catch that
Missed when Giants player caught ball on his helmet vs Patriots, Browns TE caught pass on his butt vs Ravens, Chiefs lineman tossing a jump-pass TD, and a few others, but not bad.
Props to Bailey for knowing the rule,but the play should have been blown dead once the Rams offensive team stepped onto the field. The Saints received the dreaded apology letter the following day. I'm a Saints fan and remember it well
Fairly certain Mariota’s pass to himself being legal has nothing to do with being in shotgun. While being in shotgun does make him an eligible receiver, every offensive player becomes an eligible receiver after someone on the defense has touched the ball.
Thumbnail is college…
Good eyes!!
Noticed that to
Nooo really I thought they were toddlers 😂😂😂😂
Why did you say that I was having fun lol
@@CalebKelley337 I was too and I’m sorry
Absolutely love your style of NFL vids, along with your occasional comedic graphics and sound effects inserted - very unique!! Keep it up!!
CRAZY PLAYS!😍😍😍 my favorite part is when he broke EIGHT Tackles!😱😱😱
Some interesting plays
Holy W. I remember when we talked when u we’re at 7 k and I was at 100. Your advice has helped me so much and I thank you for that. What a w
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you got to make another one of these 🔥
made my day
The Dan Connolly play is one of my favorite plays ever in NFL history. You've just never seen anything like it before or since. The "loaf of bread" carry as I believe Cris called it hahaha
The sound effects made this video.. Good watch thanks for narrating too so I have some idea of what's going on!
2:25 #64's life goal just flashed before his eyes
oof 💀
Nice
I used to play a little football when I was in high school. The worst way to lose the football is for me to grab it out of the pass receiver's hands and run with it.
love the video
good style man
Awesome vid
Good, good. A Falcons video is in here. A good play! ❤️ 🖤 Let's go Sean
28-3 ❤💙
nice vid
Good video
Love the voice video
I believe it was after that game where Lynch earned the nickname the Beast, in Seattle. Also whenever he was really hitting his stride and had a lot of good plays he would be in what they call, The Beast Mode.
pretty sure it was "Beast Mode", right?
You believe wrong. Beast mode was a thing well before that.
@@scruff4209 No I checked up on it and sure enough was nicknamed “Beast Mode” good thing I believed right! 👍
@@Niikolas_Viibes I was replying to the OP 👍
Nice job man
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AMAZING editing
Appreciate that🙏🙏
Bears fans be like: yay we're in the video!
*Sees the play*
Dang it we're in the video
I’m a subscriber
I've seen most of these. Still crazy.
that first one is just knowing the rules and taking advantage of your opponent letting their guard down. remember folks, the play isn't over until the whistle blows.
Or until the fat lady sings
Dang
Man that last vid would star in a fictional football movie
we don’t talk about the double doink 💀
philly fan here! fat rip lol, i watched it live
@@iotimmiey I’m a bears fan. My should left my body at that kick
A little bit of detail about this diggs clutch td, that was during the divisional round of the playoffs
Stop reminding me
Congratulations on 18k
Thank you 🙏
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Came for the thumbnail, stayed for the cool ass plays
Pats in basically every single clip but I'm not complaining
1:24 that was luckier than the justin tucker 66 yarder
When Issac Bruce played for the St. Louis Rams, he had several great yardage runs!
Bruh, I remember going crazy after the Mariota play. First season I really watched the titans
There is no bruh. No bruh
that was uinsane bro
Ok
@@Xycotic ?
sheeeesh
0:40 that is good teamwork
I was at that Patriots drop kick game, it was rad
derrick henry throw a touchdown really got me
Yessir
Very 👍
if you do another video like this can you show the immaculate receptition
This when football gods smile at you
Rarest moments in NFL history, the thumbnail… college
Ik😂
Also a lot of these aren’t “rare” plays. They’re just cool or impressive or weird.
Noice
Llmao im a kid on my moms iPad :)
I have some information on that colts trick play
So the colts moved all of their linemen to try to make the Patriots go offside and it failed miserably
The Dan Connolly play is one of my favorite plays ever in NFL history. You've just never seen anything like it before or since. The "loaf of bread" carry as I believe Cris called it hahaha
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3:42 AWHEEEEEE Leanord
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Everybody else:😑
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1:05 You are correct, but to add on, Eligibility would not matter on this play. Once a pass has been touched by either an eligible receiver or the defense, it may be caught and ran with by anyone on the offense including the lineman.
Ok Coach😂
True but he was past the line of scrimmage when he threw the ball which should've been a penalty
@@danielsmit11incorrect. Everything has to be past the LOS. The fact that there was still part of his body behind makes it a legal throw. His hand and ball can be past, but if any part of his body is still behind, it’s good. I know it doesn’t make sense, but it’s the rule
@@cubkid82 incorrect. The NFL rule is if the ball, whether in player possession or loose, crosses the line of scrimmage, a forward pass is not permissable, regardless if the ball returns behind the line of scrimmage before the ball is thrown
I can watch lynch highlights all day
Is there any rule that prohibits a team from taking a kickoff or punt and 'running it back for a field goal'? In a situation where you need 3 points or less, you have received a punt and there is no time left on the clock. Rather than lateral the ball a half dozen times or more trying to work it to the end zone, could the ball carrier, (when he got close enough), drop and hold the ball for a team mate to kick a field goal. Could a team 'run it back for a field goal'?
6:13 THAT HAPPENED TO LUTZ AT THE SAINTS VIKINGS GAME I WAS SO MAD
Why is the thumbnail a college game?😂
Nice to see the vikings
The guy that threw the ball to himself made me die laughing 🤣🤣🤣🤣💀
At 6:09 on this video
Football fusion players: the hitboxes are broken again
Brees’s interception followed by a strip for a touchdown against Washington should’ve been here
Make more on this
2:43 Aj is that one kid we all hated because he would cherry pick in the back on three flags up
As a pats fan this wasn’t the best rare plays for me but it’s still a great video’
Add the saint double donk now
The coach benched all of them after that Seahawks play breaking 8 tackles
5:52 The original Derrick Henry
Great vid. That Jermaine Kearse catch tho...rip. right before super bowl 49 and y'all remember what happened to the hawks that game 😭
yeah, I remember it very well 😁 Pats fan here. sorry not sorry and we finally arent too great for all the haters. but I rly think the final Play of superbowl 49 should be on here...i mean interceptions when team has the ball on the 1 r rare...let alone when u have BEAST MODE added to the fact it was the SUPER BOWL...rare as rare gets.
The Mariota pass should've been called back though because he was across the line of scrimmage when he threw the ball not sure how the officials didn't catch that
I’m surprised the immaculate reception wasn’t in this
4:40 I remember watching that game
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Title: Best trick plays in NFL history
Thumbnail: Shows Michigan Wolverines
I love how the thumbnail is not even an NFL team but the college Michigan's team
SB51 comeback was 28-3 by the way
Bengals are on FIRE🔥🔥🔥🔥☄️
Missed when Giants player caught ball on his helmet vs Patriots, Browns TE caught pass on his butt vs Ravens, Chiefs lineman tossing a jump-pass TD, and a few others, but not bad.
Cool how Derrick Henry turned into Ryan tanerhill
straight retro bowl shit right here
So dope
You should mention the week one against the Cardinals and the Raiders and the 2022 season
the marshawn lynch play reminds me of all the times my coaches said if you want to learn to tackle, NEVER watch the NFL
im ngl that doesnt sound like smart advice but did it work?
when the guy breaks through 8 people
Minneapolis miracle
Props to Bailey for knowing the rule,but the play should have been blown dead once the Rams offensive team stepped onto the field. The Saints received the dreaded apology letter the following day. I'm a Saints fan and remember it well
He touched the line- his foot slid into the line.
Lattimore’s butt interception against the dirty birds should have made it
Fairly certain Mariota’s pass to himself being legal has nothing to do with being in shotgun. While being in shotgun does make him an eligible receiver, every offensive player becomes an eligible receiver after someone on the defense has touched the ball.
Thanks I didn’t know that
@@Xycotic there is more than 1 play where a lineman has caught a tipped pass
Last play when the ball goes flying 5 times
I’m not even a Vikings fan and I went crazy when diggs scored
“And then we have one of the most athletic plays I’ve ever seen”
*Dude casually proceeds to trip*
I see. I understand
4:50 literal human magnet
Ooooo
Ooooooo
Is he from new orlans bc thers so many New Orleans plays and he got mad 😡 when New Orleans had 8broken tackles