This is so damn awesome... Look at his wife man, look at the chemistry, look how much respect his sons have for their father. Look how happy that family seems to be. This is the dream right here. All 4 of your son's win a state championship, all 4 played in college, all 4 have a shot to make it to the NFL, a loving, supportive wife. Man I'm smiling from ear to ear. What a family.
there's camera quality from 1998 just as good youngster. In a film the footage isn't being distorted and compressed like it in television shows and games from back then
Ed has life figured out. You can just tell. His wisdom, humility, putting sons/kids first, doing what he finds fulfilling, his demeanor...definitely envious of that but also inspiring. Dudes a Stanford grad who could literally be doing anything, but he coaches high school football because of fulfillment. Dont follow the money, follow your heart.
I mean it helps he made his money in the nfl but I assume the contacts then weren’t a fraction of today but it is commendable the ability to take what you loved and teach it to your sons and give them all the ability to succeed and get an education for basically free
You can still follow your passion regardless if you have money or not. God doesn’t see the money, he sees the heart and that is what counts more. Some may have the money first but find your passion and it will all work out.
My parents are alcoholics, completely broke with not motivation to do anything. I live with my aunt and uncle due to the abuse I received from them. Instead of complaining about my situation, I’m going to take this video as an opportunity for me to develop as a person physically and mentally. What an inspiring family!
It’s been two years since your post. How are you doing bro? I’d love to hear an update. If things haven’t gotten better it’s okay don’t be ashamed but if they are plz fill me in.
@@CKpremium1992 They have gotten better bro. I have work study job and am currently studying at college expecting to graduate in 2 years. Crazy how times change.
@@vishantvenugopal5693 I was more concerned about you then I was them. My dad died from alcoholism a couple months after I graduated high school and a relative got my dad to sign papers making her the executor of the estate and she basically took my home and all my stuff and I slept on my buddies couch for two years. So I can relate and that’s why I was so concerned for you.
Lisa's father, Dave Sime, was a silver medalist in the 100 meters at the 1960 Olympics and had a personal best of 10.1. He was drafted (1959) by the Chicago Bears and was also offered by several MLB teams before telling both that he was going to medical school. He wound up being a top ophthalmologist, listing Bob Griese, Mickey Mantle and Don Shula as some of his clients.
I grew up playing football with Dylan and was around their family a good amount. They're some of the kindest people I have ever met and Ed even coached our peewee team to like 6 championships. I can remember Christian coming up to me after one of our games and telling me I played well, which I still reminisce on today. I'm happy to see they're doing so well and I hope the younger two can make it to the league like the older two did.
Dylan is currently the backup QB for Michigan. But he’s definitely in line to take over the reigns at QB next season for Michigan. Dude is a stud. Can’t wait for his time to come, you’ll hear his name a lot.
@@Davidisawesome15 he has the advantage over Joe Milton in the QB battle as of now due to his experience and athleticism which makes the defense have to account for that. Milton is a good athlete as well but he isn't nearly as quick with his first step as well as with the long speed Dylan possesses, he has the arm strength advantage but Dylan was more accurate when passing when we saw them last. Dylan also knows when to ease up and put more touch on his passes whereas Milton has a habit of just gunning it every throw so his accuracy suffers but that is also a product of having the awareness during a play to know what the situation calls for and when to throw it hard or add touch which Dylan has been cited as having the best football IQ and awareness of any quarterback on the team during his time at Michigan (even more than Speight and Patterson.) That's from being around football his entire life which is a trait a lot of players never develop, I think he'll be Michigan's starter and unfortunately I think he'll make it obvious that Harbaugh should have went with him as the starter early on. The biggest area of improvement for Dylan is knowing when to slide and learning to protect himself when he is running with the ball because he has already suffered a broken collarbone and a separate concussion due to exposing himself to a hard hit even though the collarbone injury was when he was much lighter weight wise and the concussion against Wisconsin was an extremely dirty and premeditated hit to hurt him. The future is bright!
I love how Mrs McCaffery just loves her husband you can see it ritethreww the TV screen and I think she deserves a lot of credit as she has raised some real football players
There mom reminds me of mine. My mom was like a second coach on my varsity hockey team. She knew all the stats, all the plays, she would call plays out from the stands if she saw something, and most of she loved watching me play. I wish more moms were into their boys sports, other than just showing up.
Definitely an amazing thing. My mom was the same way in my football years. I remember my defense getting a game winning pick to go to the playoffs and my whole team told me they heard my mom more than anyone in the crowd. I looked over and there she was jumping like crazy and getting emotional.
The McCaffery's are the Definition of what family is all about Love, compassion , Respect, Graditute, and giving back. . Wow what an awesome story Thank you for sharing
Everyone makes a huge fuss about what a great coach Mike Shanahan was. But quite honestly, my grandmother could have coached that team to two SuperBowls -- they had so much talent on offense. And the defense wasn't too shabby, either!
This is so cool to watch - but not because it's a family of Pro athletes, but because they seem like such a good, nuclear Family. Lot of genuine love and affection - and they all seem very real and down-to-earth
@@heinzketchup14 tbh it's not hard, dad and mom were both very athletic and had to be in their adult years for their jobs, this rubs off on the kids and becomes all they know. Not to mention the genetics, that's what pushes them into NFL athlete territory over just college.
What a beautiful representation of how a family should be. Things like this dont get shown enough. Im sure they have gone through ALOT just like any family but this is a great example of how our commitment towards a passion will always overcome the obstacles if we keep pursuing it
Ed McCaffrey was fun to watch with the Broncos. He played so hard and tough. He was a clutch reciever. And he would catch the ball at any cost even if he broke his leg in the process. And its so great to see his kids are doing the same thing. Soooo much talent in that family.
What great parents I just feel good inside when you see these parents and the love they have for their boys, they teach their boys character and not just football! Who else feels good when they see this?
Christian McCaffrey's speed comes more from his mother than his father. Lisa McCaffrey's dad was Dave Sime who won a silver medal in the 1960 Olympic 100m in a then record 10.2 finishing 2nd to Armin Hary who won by an inch in the same time. He 'won' a gold anchoring the men's 4x100m relay, but had the gold stripped when it was found that the US had passed the baton out of the zone between the 1st & second legs.
Dave Sime also was a scholarship baseball player at Duke. And Ed's brother Billy was a very good basketball player for Duke and Vanderbilt. Surprised they didn't mention at least briefly the athletic accomplishments of the extended family.
Hard to believe that they didn't mention this. Dave Sime, not Lisa, was the first family member to appear in Sports Illustrated. He was also faster than his son-in-law and his grandsons. NFL Films (or whoever actually made this) really dropped the ball, something that the McCafferys didn't do very much.
@@a.l5939 he did. I watched the Broncos win the Superbowls I just wish I had been a few years older to truly appreciate the greatness of going Back2Back
@@BM12684 And I'm arguing is the fact that the description DOES match him well, or if anything, somewhat devalues this guy. His "sneaky speed" I take to mean he lacked explosive speed. "Hardest Worker"- The man played for years as the number 3 receiver in SF, and yet finished with over 500 catches. Perseverance
@@michaelsmiley2828 You aren't getting it. A black receiver with 4.38 speed will never be and never has been described as having sneaky speed. Announcers always use the same terms when referring to white guys like in this clip, and I find that funny.
I remember that game. Lavar Arrington right? Shin to shin. I could be wrong. But I remember him not showing much pain, just disappointment. Dude impressed me that day.
Fake ass Panthers fan. True fans know Cam is the heart and soul for this team. We wouldn't havrle made without him scoring and his toughness. But typically with a white fan like Carolina, yall jump on Christian like he saved the team or something.
I feel you. I remember sitting there watching the Superbowl against the Packers. So vividly too. In San Diego, jewel was singing the anthem. Elways dive. The ending int. Feels like it was just maybe a few years ago.
Jessie H. Dude, you’re comparing CO football to CA? I’m from CO and I think you’re nuts. From CO Springs, but even I think being the best here isn’t saying much compared to those CA teams. Valor would get murdered.
Super Bowl XXXII will always be one of my favorites. Changing of the guard, Elway helicopter play. AFC breaking the streak, the first one that was close and wasn’t terrible in years, classic.
It’s so damn awesome to watch how it all started for some of these professional athletes and their families. Amazing to see the McCaffrey family ball out and continue to be humble, loving and supportive of each other. Wife is definitely one of a kind for sure. 😍🤟🏽
Growing up, I knew Ed McCaffrey as a great Broncos player, but I had no idea about the powerhouse family he built with his wife Lisa and their four amazing kids. What a truly incredible and passionate story of love, perseverance and fulfillment.
Lol used to love watch McCaffery play with Elway. I clearly remember the neck cracking. Had no idea Christian McCaffery from the Panthers was his son. Great football family.
.This is Awesome: Getting to see Ed play and not really getting a close up on his character was unbelievable. The passion for the game, his sons, and the snot rockets...
Am I the only one (as a grown ass man) cried while watching this? Lol Maybe because of the whole family dynamic, and how big of a difference it makes having Mom and Dad together. Never had that.
He was one of my favorite players to watch growing up. Man was a class act and an extremely underrated Wide Out. It is nice to have his son on my favorite team ( packers ) keep him. That family bleeds loyalty
Ed: Stanford Univ. Lisa: Stanford Univ. Max: Duke. Christian: Stanford Luke: Nebraska Dylan: Michigan Univ. Athletic family for sure... Plus Ed's younger brother Bill, played basketball at Duke in 1991-92, then transferred to Vanderbilt. Ed's sister Monica played basketball at Georgetown as well..
Damn. I was the second in my family to ever get a college degree. Then there are families like this, where a college education is the norm. Imagine being the 'least' accomplished because you went to Nebraska, and not Stanford or Duke.
Andrew Essman Unfortunately WHITE WRs with the exception of a few had to deal with a lot of the same things as BLACK MEN who aspired to play QB.I want to see a deadly QB/WR combo in which the QB is black and the WR is white with blazing speed.I would like to see Max McCaffrey team up with Patrick Mahomes.
beautiful family and with Lisa at the helm and biggest supporter it seems as perfect as you can get for a family!!!! "do what you love and give back when you can" what a great motto and goal for life
Christian just got traded to San Francisco the other day and man did he light up the Rams! Christian ran for a TD, received a TD, and threw a pass for a TD! Dude was everywhere! Best part was that the Rams were also trying to get him!
@@korrasmuscles : different times, different players, different fans. McCaffrey was the Gronk of his time...only faster.😉 How can you not like him and the family? Kind of like the Gronkowskis. Or potentially the Ertz' and Watts(as mentioned by others) not doubt that SS was a beast and knows football! But have you ever heard someone say they like him?
@@emma12345678961 Dude...The Erik Puka guy said Sharpe was a worse player than CMC (before he deleted his comment)...that's what my comment was referring to.
I love Coach John Madden's commentary! He was so funny! Talk about a decent human being! John Madden was the only one who spent the night with Darry Stingley in the hospital!!! Wow! Christian McCaffrey, along with Brock Purdy may be in the Super Bowl this year 2022. What games Christian has had recently! Mr. "Irrelevent," aka Brock Purdy just passed for 332 years and 3 TD's in the playoffs, and Christian McCaffrey ran for 119 yards, 7.9 average, in a playoff game on January 14, 2023. The game was won by the 49ers 41-23. Keep it up! "Breathe, Focus, Explode!!"
Many, many moons ago, I saw Mr. M catch a touchdown pass from Elway, and then turn around to salute the home fans, still holding the ball.🏈 I thought it was the classiest move I'd ever seen,🤓 and INSTANTLY fell in love with the Broncos! Still a die hard fan to date!👊🏾🥰 And I get a kick out of watching their sons plays every few weekends on the tele, thinking about how groovy their dad played.👏🏾 Thank you for this post; it was very entertaining and informative, and I enjoyed watching it.😌
More like the best end. Him being short made him a successful RB as having a lower center of gravity helps tremendously. He would have been put in as a QB or a WR, like his brothers, had he been tall enough. Which means we would have missed an All-Pro RB (who happens to be White).
Being short is beneficial in certain ways when you’re a running back. Smaller target to hit, lower center of gravity and harder for linebackers to see through the trenches.
What? He’s ONLY 5’11? The way he breaks tackles and takes multiple CAREER ENDING hits every game like it’s nothing and keeps going is just UNREAL... Really don’t know HOW he does it, you can even see when the other players on the field are shocked and can’t believe it! Just amazing to watch him play
“A very large jockstrap” okay Mrs. mccaffery is legend haha
bKOreann thank you I was waiting for someone to point that out😂😂
awesome wife
*Mccaffrey. It's not that hard
@@thiagohenriquecoelhodesouz1795 *McCaffrey. It's not that hard
@@thiagohenriquecoelhodesouz1795 That's not what she said.
This is so damn awesome... Look at his wife man, look at the chemistry, look how much respect his sons have for their father. Look how happy that family seems to be.
This is the dream right here. All 4 of your son's win a state championship, all 4 played in college, all 4 have a shot to make it to the NFL, a loving, supportive wife. Man I'm smiling from ear to ear. What a family.
@Nellybo knockdown you are a dump ass my guy
I was going to leave a comment, then I read yours, I got nothing. Well said brother.
You see what they want you to see
Chiseled Adonis all about those good family values, they're trying their best to dismantle that in today's world which is extremely sad
Please make a video about this family.
So nobody's gonna mention how amazing the camera quality at the beginning is for 2001?
there's camera quality from 1998 just as good youngster. In a film the footage isn't being distorted and compressed like it in television shows and games from back then
That camera quality is pretty amazing for 2011
That's NFL Films bro. They've always had Hollywood level quality, from like the 1960s!
NFL Film has ALWAYS been Second to none
The camera quality from nba games in 2001 was so bad compared to this
Ed has life figured out. You can just tell. His wisdom, humility, putting sons/kids first, doing what he finds fulfilling, his demeanor...definitely envious of that but also inspiring. Dudes a Stanford grad who could literally be doing anything, but he coaches high school football because of fulfillment. Dont follow the money, follow your heart.
I mean it helps he made his money in the nfl but I assume the contacts then weren’t a fraction of today but it is commendable the ability to take what you loved and teach it to your sons and give them all the ability to succeed and get an education for basically free
When you have money to do all those things than becoming and doubling what you want is possible
You can still follow your passion regardless if you have money or not. God doesn’t see the money, he sees the heart and that is what counts more. Some may have the money first but find your passion and it will all work out.
@@jairmorales2462 dang you just replied to my comment from over 4 years ago. There was a decent chance I could've been dead 😂💀
@@jairmorales2462 Passion doesn't pay the rent.
My parents are alcoholics, completely broke with not motivation to do anything. I live with my aunt and uncle due to the abuse I received from them. Instead of complaining about my situation, I’m going to take this video as an opportunity for me to develop as a person physically and mentally. What an inspiring family!
You can do it buddy all the best to you.
It’s been two years since your post. How are you doing bro? I’d love to hear an update. If things haven’t gotten better it’s okay don’t be ashamed but if they are plz fill me in.
@@CKpremium1992 They have gotten better bro. I have work study job and am currently studying at college expecting to graduate in 2 years. Crazy how times change.
@@vishantvenugopal5693 I was more concerned about you then I was them. My dad died from alcoholism a couple months after I graduated high school and a relative got my dad to sign papers making her the executor of the estate and she basically took my home and all my stuff and I slept on my buddies couch for two years. So I can relate and that’s why I was so concerned for you.
You can do it. Prayers and stay positive 🙏
"Most underrated attribute?" - Speed, runs a 4.38
"Pads are small?" - Except his jock strap
How can I find a wife to gas me up like this LFG
@Rex2212 Say hello to Dave Simie he was a main rival of Bobby Morrow.
She has already been told better. You can tell that was very well rehearsed.
Last time I checked, a 4.38 is pretty damn fast
@Why Bother Look up the name DAVE SIMIE
I wonder why he wasn't considered fast despite running a 4.38? 🤔
what a difference having a solid father in your life can make respect to that man
And an amazing mom!
Yes. Wish we all could have such a great dad.
yeah....I was imagining that because I had the opposite :-(((((
racist!!!!! just kidding
Cancel OK Who hurt you
this just shows how big of a difference model parents makes on their kids
Blake Herman they still had to put in the work
Blake Herman Yeah but it seems they would be a stable family with or without the football talent, maybe not
Cancel OK what are you so angry about lmao? no family of your own?
@Cancel OK enter trump supporter
@@LixtianShanghai Pretty sure its the other way around. Trump work ethic in the McCaffery family here.
The best marriage's contain mutual love, respect and teamwork.
And humor
@@matthewsalmeron5059 Yes humour too
@@deeznutz8320 after32 years of it humor "yes" definitely
Lisa's father, Dave Sime, was a silver medalist in the 100 meters at the 1960 Olympics and had a personal best of 10.1. He was drafted (1959) by the Chicago Bears and was also offered by several MLB teams before telling both that he was going to medical school. He wound up being a top ophthalmologist, listing Bob Griese, Mickey Mantle and Don Shula as some of his clients.
It’s amazing how kids grow up when mom AND dad are around.
Fact bro
10k upvotes
Can’t relate 😂😂
So true...
@@mark_vs___ It will probably take more effort but you can still be a good person.
CMC was spot on with the “neck cracks and snot rockets” 😂
Ya I remember watching him as a kid , id always see him cracking his neck
i call em snockets! orange and blue ones
I actually saw Christian blowing a Snot Rocket during his 1st game as a Niner yesterday.
I grew up playing football with Dylan and was around their family a good amount. They're some of the kindest people I have ever met and Ed even coached our peewee team to like 6 championships. I can remember Christian coming up to me after one of our games and telling me I played well, which I still reminisce on today. I'm happy to see they're doing so well and I hope the younger two can make it to the league like the older two did.
Dylan is currently the backup QB for Michigan. But he’s definitely in line to take over the reigns at QB next season for Michigan. Dude is a stud. Can’t wait for his time to come, you’ll hear his name a lot.
@@Davidisawesome15 he has the advantage over Joe Milton in the QB battle as of now due to his experience and athleticism which makes the defense have to account for that. Milton is a good athlete as well but he isn't nearly as quick with his first step as well as with the long speed Dylan possesses, he has the arm strength advantage but Dylan was more accurate when passing when we saw them last. Dylan also knows when to ease up and put more touch on his passes whereas Milton has a habit of just gunning it every throw so his accuracy suffers but that is also a product of having the awareness during a play to know what the situation calls for and when to throw it hard or add touch which Dylan has been cited as having the best football IQ and awareness of any quarterback on the team during his time at Michigan (even more than Speight and Patterson.) That's from being around football his entire life which is a trait a lot of players never develop, I think he'll be Michigan's starter and unfortunately I think he'll make it obvious that Harbaugh should have went with him as the starter early on. The biggest area of improvement for Dylan is knowing when to slide and learning to protect himself when he is running with the ball because he has already suffered a broken collarbone and a separate concussion due to exposing himself to a hard hit even though the collarbone injury was when he was much lighter weight wise and the concussion against Wisconsin was an extremely dirty and premeditated hit to hurt him. The future is bright!
I find it so refreshing how much his son looks up to their dad
I love how Mrs McCaffery just loves her husband you can see it ritethreww the TV screen and I think she deserves a lot of credit as she has raised some real football players
There mom reminds me of mine. My mom was like a second coach on my varsity hockey team. She knew all the stats, all the plays, she would call plays out from the stands if she saw something, and most of she loved watching me play. I wish more moms were into their boys sports, other than just showing up.
Kim Chi Not everyone is athletic though. Mom’s gear up their kids for other things cause sports unless you’re a professional can only go so far.
@Jay *BOOMER*
Jay fun fact: men who call other men Betas are shown to be significantly more insecure then other men
@@BOOMERS._ ur momma loves BWC...
Definitely an amazing thing. My mom was the same way in my football years. I remember my defense getting a game winning pick to go to the playoffs and my whole team told me they heard my mom more than anyone in the crowd. I looked over and there she was jumping like crazy and getting emotional.
The best catch Ed ever made was his wife!
He who finds a wife finds a good thing, And obtains favor from the LORD. Proverbs 18:22
Kareem Mance wow you’re cool
Knew their family when I went to school with Dylan. My mom still talks about how sweet of a woman she is.
@Cancel OK Cancel OK - Shut up.
@Cancel OK NOT OK boomer!!!
The McCaffery's are the Definition of what family is all about Love, compassion , Respect, Graditute, and giving back. . Wow what an awesome story Thank you for sharing
This family does not do participation trophies
As it shouldn't. It's part of the pussification of America
Thank God.
J Silva fr plus where did u find that word
Good family
@@jsilva7005 LMBO... hahaha @Pussification. O..man I can't stop laughing bro.
This McCaffrey’s family success in sports is incredible. I hope all 4 sons continue their great success in football👏🏼
The one thing about Ed was his precise route running. That trio of Ed, Rod Smith and Shannon Sharpe was lethal in the 90s.
Chris Johnson and Terrell Davis
Throw in Terrell Davis with old number 7 and u win Superbowls
Jessie H. Never said he was
Everyone makes a huge fuss about what a great coach Mike Shanahan was. But quite honestly, my grandmother could have coached that team to two SuperBowls -- they had so much talent on offense. And the defense wasn't too shabby, either!
That highlight against those GB DB’s 4:53 was incredible...
Lol it's at 69 likes
I’m a packers fan and I can’t stand this dude to this day but man he was damn good
He made that db his bitcj
“Decent human beings.” Now that’s good parenting. We desperately need more of those.
“Breath,focus and explode” best mindset ever
Also works great on the toilet.
@Cancel OK HAHA Yes! Love your version as well.
I bet that's also how they made their children lol
These comments are fire!
I heard that isis uses the same motto
This is so cool to watch - but not because it's a family of Pro athletes, but because they seem like such a good, nuclear Family. Lot of genuine love and affection - and they all seem very real and down-to-earth
You never know what really goes on though, in spite of what you see here.
They are the most sports parenty sports parents ever and I mean that in a really really nice way
Literally everyone in the family is crazy atheltic... bruh
It's possible that all the McCaffrey brothers can make the NFL
If 4 for 4 get into the NFL, 101 god-like parenting classes begin
Dylan should go to the XFL
It goes even deeper than this video. The mother’s father was a world class sprinter. This family is playing with a cheat code in terms of genetics
Max is struggling to make a roster but for a team struggling with quarterbacks I think Luke will make it I don’t know the other ones name
@@heinzketchup14 tbh it's not hard, dad and mom were both very athletic and had to be in their adult years for their jobs, this rubs off on the kids and becomes all they know. Not to mention the genetics, that's what pushes them into NFL athlete territory over just college.
What a beautiful representation of how a family should be. Things like this dont get shown enough. Im sure they have gone through ALOT just like any family but this is a great example of how our commitment towards a passion will always overcome the obstacles if we keep pursuing it
and you have real support. "I don't care what they do I just want them to be happy". That's the true recipe there!
"Be decent human beings. Live your life doing what you're passionate about, and give back whenever you can." Parents that raise their kids right.
Ed McCaffrey was fun to watch with the Broncos. He played so hard and tough. He was a clutch reciever. And he would catch the ball at any cost even if he broke his leg in the process. And its so great to see his kids are doing the same thing. Soooo much talent in that family.
I love easy Ed!! He was my favorite receiver!! He was a football player! Not just a receiver...runner or blocker..HE WAS A BALL PLAYER!!
I adored Eddy when I was a kid, now I adore his kids! Great family!
2:52 she’s such a real one lmao 😂
Just what family should be. Really beautiful to witness.
What great parents I just feel good inside when you see these parents and the love they have for their boys, they teach their boys character and not just football! Who else feels good when they see this?
Christian McCaffrey's speed comes more from his mother than his father. Lisa McCaffrey's dad was Dave Sime who won a silver medal in the 1960 Olympic 100m in a then record 10.2 finishing 2nd to Armin Hary who won by an inch in the same time. He 'won' a gold anchoring the men's 4x100m relay, but had the gold stripped when it was found that the US had passed the baton out of the zone between the 1st & second legs.
John Berger :- Dave Sime - “ Superman in cleats”!
Dave Sime also was a scholarship baseball player at Duke. And Ed's brother Billy was a very good basketball player for Duke and Vanderbilt. Surprised they didn't mention at least briefly the athletic accomplishments of the extended family.
Hard to believe that they didn't mention this. Dave Sime, not Lisa, was the first family member to appear in Sports Illustrated. He was also faster than his son-in-law and his grandsons. NFL Films (or whoever actually made this) really dropped the ball, something that the McCafferys didn't do very much.
Thanks for pointing this out John! Genetics at work. Lisa's father being a world class sprinter should have at least been mentioned in this story!
Ed ram 4.38 too
1:51 when she said "Speed" that fast..... :0
Diego Figgy 12 and then he said “ya know, I’ve never really been referred to as a speedster” so defensively lmao
Eddie Meyer Then she sneaks in the 4.38 lmao
Funny thing is that Shannon Sharpe said the same thing on Undisputed a few weeks back haha
One pump chump
@@a.l5939 he did. I watched the Broncos win the Superbowls I just wish I had been a few years older to truly appreciate the greatness of going Back2Back
"sneaky speed" "hardest worker" I love analysts descriptions of white receivers lol
lol
4.38 at 6'5" is an objective fact. His career stats would have been far greater if he didn't play behind Taylor and Rice
@@michaelsmiley2828 I'm not arguing that he wasn't good...
@@BM12684 And I'm arguing is the fact that the description DOES match him well, or if anything, somewhat devalues this guy. His "sneaky speed" I take to mean he lacked explosive speed. "Hardest Worker"- The man played for years as the number 3 receiver in SF, and yet finished with over 500 catches. Perseverance
@@michaelsmiley2828 You aren't getting it. A black receiver with 4.38 speed will never be and never has been described as having sneaky speed. Announcers always use the same terms when referring to white guys like in this clip, and I find that funny.
My all time favorite Bronco! Great ambassador of the sport and a true gentlemen! BAD ASS!
This is honestly a beautiful family story.. the McCaffrey’s are an inspiration to us all.
Last time I was this early Cam Newton was still the Panthers QB
#5 and NFL MVP
Cam Newton sucks
Nick Hall and you think Kyle Allen better that's laughable 😂😂😂😂😂
Madwrestler 145 explain
Even though Cam Newton is clearly still the best quarterback on the roster this comment made me like roll out busted out laughing. A+ comment
I remember when Ed's leg was broken and flapping. He did not drop the ball. I thought that made him the toughest wide receiver ever.
I remember that game. Lavar Arrington right? Shin to shin. I could be wrong. But I remember him not showing much pain, just disappointment. Dude impressed me that day.
Blake Dannion CMC just trucks too it’s so impressive.. I wonder if u can pass down the rough gene
Was that the monday night before 911?
I remember the game when he broke his leg. Next day I turned on the radio to hear how he was but it was September 11.
When Ed referenced Kurt Vonnegut I knew where this family-wide intellectualism came from. I'm stunned by that pull of the sleeve.
Well you don't get to Stanford by being at the top of the bottom third of your class like I was.
This is so heart felt and loving ... Ed was a boss in the NFL... I only knew about Christian
What a family! Raising 4 boys with a conscious and good human beings. Remarkable!
I’m so glad we got Christian he is the heart and soul of our team
#KeepPounding
I thought newton was oh wait I forgot he's trash
Fake ass Panthers fan. True fans know Cam is the heart and soul for this team. We wouldn't havrle made without him scoring and his toughness. But typically with a white fan like Carolina, yall jump on Christian like he saved the team or something.
I am a true fan cam was the heart and soul of the team but not any more Christian and Luke are
An amazing family story. I think it’s one of the best NFL films video I watched In A long time.
Man, do I feel old. It doesn't seem that long ago when I was watching the father play.
I feel you. I remember sitting there watching the Superbowl against the Packers. So vividly too. In San Diego, jewel was singing the anthem. Elways dive. The ending int. Feels like it was just maybe a few years ago.
IKR!
I don’t know the family personally but from what I can tell they are a great family and inspiration to others. Keep up the great work.
I love how mom Lisa is very involved with her sons. She and Ed are definitely a team.
Cancel OK what do you mean. They seem fine to me.
@Cancel OK You're just mad she didn't force them to wear dresses and try to transgenderize them.
Valor... one of the most elite high school football teams in CO history. Glad they got a bit in this
That's nothing. Within a 40 mile radius of where I grew up, 3 of the top teams in the country are around. Mater Dei, Servite, LB Poly
@@jessieh.8443 No sh*t. Being the best in the state is not much when comparing to the best in the whole country...
Jessie H. Dude, you’re comparing CO football to CA? I’m from CO and I think you’re nuts. From CO Springs, but even I think being the best here isn’t saying much compared to those CA teams. Valor would get murdered.
I think every straight guy wants a wife like Mrs McCaffrey
"Straight"? 😂😂😂 You mean GUY
@@deanoworley why would a gay guy want a wife like Mrs McCaffrey? Or a wife at all?
@@KingTen91 whatever you say 😉
Yup
KingTen91 agreed.
Super Bowl XXXII will always be one of my favorites. Changing of the guard, Elway helicopter play. AFC breaking the streak, the first one that was close and wasn’t terrible in years, classic.
As a Bronco Fan for over 30 years McCaffrey, Shannon Sharpe, and Rod Smith were the bomb.....Ed was so dam gooooood...
Blessed and fortunate family. They've worked hard for what they have and it shows, awesome family
Eddie, Lisa and family are treasures here in Colorado. We are very proud of them.
The ball family has nothing on the mcCaffreys
Yup, lonzo looking like a bust and gelo probably isn't gonna get drafted/signed. Melo is the only one who will probably have a decent nba career
Not only in athleticism but in professionalism as well; The McCaffreys are a well oiled, well prepared machine.
They got nothing on the Jones family lol (Jon, Chandler, Aurthur) UFC/Super Bowl Champs!
The ball licking, ball less,Ball family. A true Hollyweird family! Greedy...selfish...obnoxious and entitled!!
@@Jack-zh4op wow I didn't know about that , only hard of jon jones
Now when your wife interrupts the question twice with two compliments that's when you know this woman would do anything for me
It’s so damn awesome to watch how it all started for some of these professional athletes and their families. Amazing to see the McCaffrey family ball out and continue to be humble, loving and supportive of each other. Wife is definitely one of a kind for sure. 😍🤟🏽
They'll know we are Christians by our Love...
Growing up, I knew Ed McCaffrey as a great Broncos player, but I had no idea about the powerhouse family he built with his wife Lisa and their four amazing kids. What a truly incredible and passionate story of love, perseverance and fulfillment.
Lol used to love watch McCaffery play with Elway. I clearly remember the neck cracking. Had no idea Christian McCaffery from the Panthers was his son. Great football family.
I wanna wife like ed McCaffrey wife.
Yung Dad5 then go to school
lose a 100 pounds and stop playing fortnite while eating cheetos all day
That wears the pants and leads you as if she’s the man? No thanks
Sus af
Old family friends, wonderful woman.
Does anyone else think Ed McCaffrey looks like Christian Bale now?
Never seen them in the same room....
getting American Psycho vibes
But with football pads instead of hockey pads
Yes. Especially in the Big Short as Michael Burry.
Good things happen to good people. Ed is my favorite receiver of all time.
The McCaffreys are the definition of INSPIRATION.
11:48 we just gonna ignore that kid is taller than the 6'5 coach 😂
BigPapaDave Colorado lineman are massive
Because he's a lineman? They're usually tall
Ed is 6’5 !
@@noahveliz9963 no they aren't. Colorado lineman are only huge in a couple of the top tier Colorado schools
Ben Lee I grew up near highlands ranch high school and they were average at football but had 2 Colorado commits and 1 stanford commit at oline
Best 13:38 I've spent on UA-cam in a long time.
"I go where Lisa tells me to go" Happy wife= happy life!
Ed is the football coach Lisa is the family coach.
.This is Awesome: Getting to see Ed play and not really getting a close up on his character was unbelievable. The passion for the game, his sons, and the snot rockets...
Am I the only one (as a grown ass man) cried while watching this? Lol Maybe because of the whole family dynamic, and how big of a difference it makes having Mom and Dad together. Never had that.
Def got in my feelings. Wish I had this !!!
A very large Jock strap.. His wife spilling all the beans. damn..
They have a very good reputation in the community and it doesn’t happen by accident. They work hard at it.
The McCaffrey family is blessed in so many ways! Awesome film. 🏈👪
He was one of my favorite players to watch growing up. Man was a class act and an extremely underrated Wide Out. It is nice to have his son on my favorite team ( packers ) keep him. That family bleeds loyalty
Ed: Stanford Univ.
Lisa: Stanford Univ.
Max: Duke.
Christian: Stanford
Luke: Nebraska
Dylan: Michigan Univ.
Athletic family for sure... Plus Ed's younger brother Bill, played basketball at Duke in 1991-92, then transferred to Vanderbilt. Ed's sister Monica played basketball at Georgetown as well..
Pretty sure one of his uncles or grandfathers was an Olympian too. Couldn’t say specifically
Damn. I was the second in my family to ever get a college degree. Then there are families like this, where a college education is the norm. Imagine being the 'least' accomplished because you went to Nebraska, and not Stanford or Duke.
“Dad” McCaffery pancake blocks the defender in the Super Bowl and then points at him on the ground like a Boss! 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
So interesting to see a solid family living great lives with achievement and integrity; very much like the Mannings.
Hold up, hold up... Mama McCaffrey scored *_nine_* goals and had two assists in a single game?? I don't care who the opponent was, that is amazing
Smart and athletic parents.
What a great segment…wonderful family.
His wife looks exactly the same after like 20 years
Even better imo
She looks amazing for a mom of 4 boys.
Cuz she's happy
black black haha why u mad
@@wlsjourneyofdj907 7th
I was just waiting for them to introduce the last 2 kids
Incredible interview with Christian Bale..
Great family values, great parents, just an all around good story about love and passion.
Sneaky speed or deceptive speed lol that’s code for he’s fast AND white
It's cause he Six and foot five runs a 4.3 40
Andrew Essman Unfortunately WHITE WRs with the exception of a few had to deal with a lot of the same things as BLACK MEN who aspired to play QB.I want to see a deadly QB/WR combo in which the QB is black and the WR is white with blazing speed.I would like to see Max McCaffrey team up with Patrick Mahomes.
Dwight Love without a doubt.
@@andrewessman634 McCaffrey is a definite deep threat
Gym rat and football IQ = white boy is strong and can ball lol
Yoooooo as a kid, I’d ALWAYS wonder why McCaffrey’s pads looked the way they did!
That family makes Colorado proud ♥ and Lisa is STILL smokin' hawt ~ ♥
"Did it the right way"
"Hard worker"
"Played the game how it was supposed to be played"
i see u NFL films
Very subtle
what're we seeing here fellas?
@@commonpeace5595 very subtle racism
Lmao reminds me of the Key And Peele sketch
Lol good catch
beautiful family and with Lisa at the helm and biggest supporter it seems as perfect as you can get for a family!!!!
"do what you love and give back when you can" what a great motto and goal for life
Their greatest accomplishment, being great parents to great talented kids. Props to them.
She looks 2 years older than here interview 18 years ago
Christian just got traded to San Francisco the other day and man did he light up the Rams! Christian ran for a TD, received a TD, and threw a pass for a TD! Dude was everywhere! Best part was that the Rams were also trying to get him!
Wow...Breathe, Focus, Explode...Love it...
It's so heartwarming how they coach and inspire other players telling them how proud they are. Tjeyre definitely an i spiration to younger players...
I remember the dad, Ed McCaffrey with the Broncos...liked him then...now that you do this story about a wonderful family i like them all the more!!!!
They grew up around Shannon sharpe man that’s legendary
erik puka what does that have to do with what he said...
@@Dafri2 nothing man.Just a big fan of Mc Caffrey
@@erikpuka2627 What? Sharpe is a HOF TE? Who played more than a decade before CMC? And play different positions? I'm sorry but are you stupid?
@@korrasmuscles : different times, different players, different fans. McCaffrey was the Gronk of his time...only faster.😉 How can you not like him and the family? Kind of like the Gronkowskis. Or potentially the Ertz' and Watts(as mentioned by others) not doubt that SS was a beast and knows football! But have you ever heard someone say they like him?
@@emma12345678961 Dude...The Erik Puka guy said Sharpe was a worse player than CMC (before he deleted his comment)...that's what my comment was referring to.
6:57 “So, how do you decide who goes where?”
6:59 “I go where Lisa tells me to go!”
SHE IS A KEEPER
I love Coach John Madden's commentary! He was so funny! Talk about a decent human being! John Madden was the only one who spent the night with Darry Stingley in the hospital!!!
Wow! Christian McCaffrey, along with Brock Purdy may be in the Super Bowl this year 2022. What games Christian has had recently! Mr. "Irrelevent," aka Brock Purdy just passed for 332 years and 3 TD's in the playoffs, and Christian McCaffrey ran for 119 yards, 7.9 average, in a playoff game on January 14, 2023. The game was won by the 49ers 41-23.
Keep it up! "Breathe, Focus, Explode!!"
Many, many moons ago, I saw Mr. M catch a touchdown pass from Elway, and then turn around to salute the home fans, still holding the ball.🏈
I thought it was the classiest move I'd ever seen,🤓 and INSTANTLY fell in love with the Broncos! Still a die hard fan to date!👊🏾🥰 And I get a kick out of watching their sons plays every few weekends on the tele, thinking about how groovy their dad played.👏🏾
Thank you for this post; it was very entertaining and informative, and I enjoyed watching it.😌
Christian got the short end of the stick literally. 5 ft 11 Dylan is 6 ft 5 Luke is 6 ft 2 and Max is also 6 ft 2
Yet he's the most successful.
@@MrLbhall16 Dylan will be great next year for Michigan.
More like the best end. Him being short made him a successful RB as having a lower center of gravity helps tremendously. He would have been put in as a QB or a WR, like his brothers, had he been tall enough. Which means we would have missed an All-Pro RB (who happens to be White).
Being short is beneficial in certain ways when you’re a running back. Smaller target to hit, lower center of gravity and harder for linebackers to see through the trenches.
What? He’s ONLY 5’11? The way he breaks tackles and takes multiple CAREER ENDING hits every game like it’s nothing and keeps going is just UNREAL... Really don’t know HOW he does it, you can even see when the other players on the field are shocked and can’t believe it! Just amazing to watch him play