OB Daz and OB Aidan react to the most brutal hits in the NFL this season. Instagram: officeblokedaz Link to original video: • NFL Brutal Hits of the...
Kareem reminds us of what the nfl is supposed to look like and be about, and since I’m not a broncos fan his behavior doesn’t effect me in anyway 😂. So go Kareem
@@rorytribbet6424 no. The nfl should not be about cheap shots. This is an ancient idiotic take. Yes “go Kareem!”-Use your helmet as a weapon that could paralyze yourself or someone else. Ridiculous take. You can hit someone hard without putting your helmet through the opponent’s helmet.
And everyone usually enters some kinda of mental state that makes you feel invincible so people just throw their bodies around unless they the type of make a buisness decision
1:29 You're not allowed to "launch" yourself at the player. Launching is basically when you jump at the other player to hit them. It's dangerous because it creates so much more force at impact.
The best part of that first clip is right before it the announcers were talking about how the patriots didn’t have a single interception yet in the whole season
The two of you really have something special between you both that I myself am a little envious of. A shame my Dad & I didn't have what you two have. God bless.
The only problem I have with helmet to helmet hits is the receiver instinctively lowers his head to brace for impact. Whats a defender supposed to do when the receiver was the one who initiated the contact?
true but if youplayed football you know its hard to counter that when playing on defense but what i always did was just always (if most plausible) aim for the hips or thighs just so i didnt get thrown out accidentally doing full on helmet to helmet
It’s a shame because if you hit them low it can be devastating too, and even some of the players think that’s dirty. Not much you can do nowadays as a defender.
Main thing it contact to the head. Whether it’s the defense tackling a guy with head to head contact or even the shoulder to the head. A lot of the time you would hear them say leading with the crown of the helmet. That’s when you get a targeting call which is always reviewed and if confirmed automatic ejection
Most dont wear a cup on their junk. It makes it too hard to move and be agile. Plus you'd probably get some nasty burns and rashes from constantly moving that much in different directions
Yeah the NFL and college football has a dilemma on their hands nowadays. The athletes that play this sport are so strong and fast that these types of head injuries are basically unavoidable. They have to find a way to make the game safer while also maintaining what the sport has been over the past 100 years. Personally, I don't think that they can do much more than they have already done, the head/brain injuries are just a part of the game that these absolute warriors sign up for while making life changing money for themselves and their families.
In over a 100+ years of American football, NO PLAYER has suffered from any brain injury from playing football. Stop believing and exaggerating the "never-proven" science.
@@areguapiri I grew up watching 90’s 2000’s football I was born in the 80’s players now hit just as hard only difference is they get flagged for it doesn’t mean they don’t hit as hard, and it wasn’t every player back then that hit hard it was only a select few like ray, LT, Sean Taylor ed reed , everybody else hits just as hard as they do now trust me I’ve been alive long enough to tell
Precisely, Gardner Minshew basically escorted his receiver to the ER with that one pass against the Steelers. Definitely an art to passing in the league.
Millions of us have played American football in youth league, junior high, high school, college, and pro from the 1960s until now. None of us are suffering from head injuries.
2:32 doesn’t look like it should be a penalty to me. No contact to the head and defender didn’t lead with the head. Just refs trying to protect quarterbacks. If it was to anyone else it would be a nice legal hit
Coming from someone who was physically assaulted by a retired NFL quarterback, these are hard to watch. The brain is not meant to be repeatedly slammed against the skull. But, we love our sports, don’t we?
Haha Kareem Jackson was damn near every highlight
This is basically a Kareem Jackson highlight reel (or lowlight if you’re a Broncos fan who is tired of this guy getting himself ejected and suspended)
Yea He’s an idiot
Kareem reminds us of what the nfl is supposed to look like and be about, and since I’m not a broncos fan his behavior doesn’t effect me in anyway 😂. So go Kareem
@@rorytribbet6424 no. The nfl should not be about cheap shots. This is an ancient idiotic take. Yes “go Kareem!”-Use your helmet as a weapon that could paralyze yourself or someone else. Ridiculous take. You can hit someone hard without putting your helmet through the opponent’s helmet.
@@rorytribbet6424 yeah the nfl should definitly be about trying to kill other players youre so right
@@BWen3Only one of his hits was a “cheap shot”. The rest were just good, hard hits that the NFL is sadly trying to take away
They are wearing helmets, but people forget that these are some big dudes traveling very fast. It'll mess you up.
Yeah it won't stop you from getting whiplash either.
And everyone usually enters some kinda of mental state that makes you feel invincible so people just throw their bodies around unless they the type of make a buisness decision
1:29 You're not allowed to "launch" yourself at the player. Launching is basically when you jump at the other player to hit them. It's dangerous because it creates so much more force at impact.
For those of us over 50, American football has become "sissified".
To what Aidan said, Its the whiplash from snapping your neck so it doesn't matter they have helmets
8:26 was the best hit of the season a DB doing that to a RB crazy 😂. Even worse Swift took that hit in garbage time.
08:36, "SWIFT is SLOW to get up" was the best comment ever.
The best part of that first clip is right before it the announcers were talking about how the patriots didn’t have a single interception yet in the whole season
Crazy thing is these hits don’t even compare to what it use to be like nd players weren’t phased half as much
Oh man that punter who got knee on knee contact was brutal.
The two of you really have something special between you both that I myself am a little envious of. A shame my Dad & I didn't have what you two have. God bless.
The most brutal hit of the season was undoubtedly Fitzpatrick blowing Nick Chubbs knee out.
Jackson has been released here in Denver.
The only problem I have with helmet to helmet hits is the receiver instinctively lowers his head to brace for impact.
Whats a defender supposed to do when the receiver was the one who initiated the contact?
true but if youplayed football you know its hard to counter that when playing on defense but what i always did was just always (if most plausible) aim for the hips or thighs just so i didnt get thrown out accidentally doing full on helmet to helmet
The referees need to use good judgment and common sense in those situations. But most referees don't use good judgment.
It’s a shame because if you hit them low it can be devastating too, and even some of the players think that’s dirty. Not much you can do nowadays as a defender.
I still can't believe Pittman didn't break in half 3:05
Main thing it contact to the head. Whether it’s the defense tackling a guy with head to head contact or even the shoulder to the head. A lot of the time you would hear them say leading with the crown of the helmet. That’s when you get a targeting call which is always reviewed and if confirmed automatic ejection
Most dont wear a cup on their junk. It makes it too hard to move and be agile. Plus you'd probably get some nasty burns and rashes from constantly moving that much in different directions
I am giants fan 50 years
Yeah the NFL and college football has a dilemma on their hands nowadays. The athletes that play this sport are so strong and fast that these types of head injuries are basically unavoidable. They have to find a way to make the game safer while also maintaining what the sport has been over the past 100 years. Personally, I don't think that they can do much more than they have already done, the head/brain injuries are just a part of the game that these absolute warriors sign up for while making life changing money for themselves and their families.
In over a 100+ years of American football, NO PLAYER has suffered from any brain injury from playing football. Stop believing and exaggerating the "never-proven" science.
For some reason, even though knees and helmets are padded, knees to the head always seem to be devastating.
If y'all want to see hard, clean hits find Brian Dawkins or Ronnie Lott videos.
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Is Kareem Jackson still playing
the 2026 world cup final will be at met life .
And they say players now days don’t hit as hard
They don't.
@@areguapiri I grew up watching 90’s 2000’s football I was born in the 80’s players now hit just as hard only difference is they get flagged for it doesn’t mean they don’t hit as hard, and it wasn’t every player back then that hit hard it was only a select few like ray, LT, Sean Taylor ed reed , everybody else hits just as hard as they do now trust me I’ve been alive long enough to tell
A lot of these plays are hospital passes.
CJ Stroud throws the ball low in those situations to keep his receivers from getting killed.
Precisely, Gardner Minshew basically escorted his receiver to the ER with that one pass against the Steelers. Definitely an art to passing in the league.
Millions of us have played American football in youth league, junior high, high school, college, and pro from the 1960s until now. None of us are suffering from head injuries.
20 years ago, every one of these hits were legal
That doesn't mean it still should be.
And those guys all have CTE and can’t walk lol. But honestly I don’t care, it’s entertaining haha
@@abrown4green...You just told a LIE. No player has any brain issue, and CTE is completely "never-proven" science.
I’ve been watching more rugby. It’s a lot like football.
2:32 doesn’t look like it should be a penalty to me. No contact to the head and defender didn’t lead with the head. Just refs trying to protect quarterbacks. If it was to anyone else it would be a nice legal hit
glad the broncos cut Kareem, dirtiest player ive seen in a while
I put my comment in for a square on that video but if you don't see it, I'll take a square if there are any left please and thank you...
I hate the NFL for playing this game so late in the evening on a Sunday.
Play the fucken game at 3 pm,it's a Sunday fer fucks sake!!!
There have been 1 o'clock and 4 o'clock games forever, my friend.
Coming from someone who was physically assaulted by a retired NFL quarterback, these are hard to watch. The brain is not meant to be repeatedly slammed against the skull. But, we love our sports, don’t we?
Did you look at Dan Fouts the wrong way?
@@philmccracken179Wow. This is what you have to say. Gfy.
NFL has gotten so soft look at the 60s 70s films that's football not this shit
Footballs gotten so soft
Easy to say when you're on your couch.
Can be calling other sports soft when u watch grown men flop on a court 24/7
@@tayk4784literally last year on of the worst moments in NFL history happened and we calling the game soft???