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"whenever there's drama, it's always Philadelphia"
a perfect summary of all American sports
also I agree, just figure out the rules as you go. American football has probably the most complex and convoluted set of rules of any American sport, I've been watching as a kid and it still surprises me sometimes. Keep doing what you're doing :)
And to add to your point, nobody actually knows what targeting is😂
@Tyler Herro yeah I know what it technically is, but my point was more like there’s a lot of contention about most targeting calls bc they could’ve gone either way
Philly sucks!
As an Eagles fan, I fail to see your point. We SAID what were gonna do... And we did it! LOL
Somewhat ironically, Philadelphia is known as “The city of brotherly love”. Which I gather is a literal Greek translation of the name.
You guys should react to the time Bobby Boucher showed up at halftime to help the Mud Dogs win the Bourbon Bowl.
How bout the time he tackled the guy from Louisville and threw him into the stands?
One of the most epic games in college history.
🤣🤣🤣
@@tysoncromwell2684 or when he picked off the quarterback and his pants fell off!
Lmmfao. You can do it!!!
We say "toilet bowl" for any game that's unproductive or has crap teams playing.
Ginger guy is right. It's the shape of the stadium. Looks like a bowl
Kinda like -gate, now everything is a Bowl.
It's called the Fog Bowl because of the weather. It is a nickname. Actual bowl games are college games, end of season invitational.
@@calicojackrackham9233 Super Bowl name came from Chief's late owner, Lamar Hunt's kid who wanted a toy called Super Ball. Lamar came up new name for NFL Championship when NFL and AFL were different leagues before the merger - became NFC and AFC.
The "bowl" thing stems from a series of post-season games played at the Rose Bowl Stadium. The best college football team in the east half of the country and best in the west half of the country would be invited to play an exhibition match after the season had ended. There was no official crowning of a champion. This game was purely about bragging rights and just being invited to play in the game was a huge honor as it meant one's team was being recognized as one of the best in the nation. It became a goal of many teams to be invited to play in the Rose Bowl.
Over time "Rose Bowl" became more and more attached to this prestigious game played at the end of the season and less so the stadium. Eventually other groups and people began organizing their own post-season games and they kept with the naming scheme of calling them Bowls. This is how "Bowl" became a part of american football lexicon.
As an additional note...
"bowl" gets used somewhat like a suffix to mark certain peculiarities during football games, much like "gate" is used after some sort of scandal, be it sport, political, etc.
It is a play off of Super Bowl as well besides the stadium. The Cotton Bowl is the name of the stadium and the post season there.
NOW you guys have to watch a Devin Hester highlight reel. Kick and punt returns for TDs are incredible to watch.
The word "Bowl" began as a geographic suffix to Rose, Cotton, Sugar, etc. for college championships. Later on it morphed into a catchall descriptor identifying a specific game much the same way "gate" from Watergate is tacked on to just about anything to describe a scandal. FYI - your "match" is our "game", and your "pitch" is our "field". We get what you mean, though.
That is not true. "Bowl" is because of the name of the Stadium is was played in.
The Tournament of Roses held a game called the Tournament East-West Football Game, played at Tournament Park in 1902, 1916-1922.
In 1922 the Rose Bowl stadium was finished and open, and the first game played their was the 1923 Rose Bowl Game. USC beat Penn State.
"Bowl" is because of the name of the Stadium.
The Orange Bowl was played in the Stadium called the Orange Bowl.
The Sugar Bowl was played at Tulane Stadium but it became known as the Sugar Bowl.
@@Papawill13 This. The first dedicated football stadium in the US was built at Yale University. To make building it easier (and cheaper), they dug the playing field 10-15 feet below ground, so the stadium itself could be built on level ground. During construction students and residents thought it looked like a big bowl, so started calling it the Yale Bowl. Although the school hated the nickname, they eventually agreed to make that its actual name. Other places soon ripped off Yale Bowl's basic design, and in some cases (like the Rose Bowl) was the name of the stadium. Journalists decided that the existing game name (see above) was too long, so just started calling it the Rose Bowl. Then other cities saw Pasadena making all that money and wanted in on it. Thus the Cotton Bowl (Dallas), the Sun Bowl (El Paso), the Sugar Bowl (New Orleans), the Orange Bowl (Miami) and countless others. And yes, there sometimes even amusingly named games, like the Tobacco Bowl (in Virginia) and the Glass Bowl (in Toledo, then the glass-making capital of the US).
The worst foul weather games in the NFL would make a good reaction video.
This!!!
But u can't see what happens in most of em lol
If you want to know about Philly and sport, Broad Street Bullies are the most infamous team. NHL Philly Flyers beat the crap out of the league and won the Stanley Cup. It changed the style of the game and the way other teams appointed enforcers to protect their players. They even took on the Soviet National Team in the 80's and they skated off the ice because it was so physical.
The first post-season college extravaganza was the Rose Bowl game. It was/is played in the Rose Bowl (name coming from the stadium’s shape.) Other such post-season games, independent of shape, adopted the naming, ie, Sugar Bowl, Orange Bowl, Cotton Bowl, etc. Now there are about 25 such games.
When the first NFL-AFL Championship was held, it was called just that. The press tagged it with the name Super Bowl. Then, any game of unique consequence was called xxx-bowl (FogBowl, Body Bag Bowl and so forth) again by the media.
They used to have prison cells in the stadium so that drunk fans didn’t have to be transported.
Hell they had a judge there so you were arraigned and out on bail before that game was over.
@@cteal2018 😂😂😂
Guys, if you have not yet watched the Documentary on the Philadelphia Flyers of the 1970s...
OMG! It was like the Wild West!
They were known as "The Broad Street Bullies" (the Hockey Stadium was located on Broad St. in Philadelphia, I believe)
They fought EVERYONE!
They fought their way to 2 consecutive Stanley Cup Championships, and are credited with brining about the "Goon Era" of Professional Hockey...
After the Flyers, EVERY TEAM had an "Enforcer"... or 3.
Check it out. Simply amazing.
...1934
You watched that live, didn't ya?
I was there!
xD hahahahaha!
I love your guys' channel!
A little trivia; Buddy Ryan's two sons both became coaches in the NFL, one of them, Rex, is a former head coach of the NY Jets. Philadelphia fans once booed Santa Claus.
They not only booed him, they pelted him with snowballs :)
@@OhArchie Yeah because he was a shitty Santa and was drunk off his ass when he came out. Rightly deserved it. You people are unbearable.
Lets be clear. They did not boo or hit Santa with snowballs. They booed and hit a drunk asshole with snowballs. He was dressed in a Santa suit and was being thrown out for being drunk and disorderly. If you wanna talk about us Philly fans being savages then talk about us throwing batteries at JD Drew. Or pill bottles at T.O. after his alleged pill overdose.
@@pred7six7 Ooohh! Don't get too uptight; I haven't lived there in decades, but my hometown is Cleveland.
To be fair...Santa was having a sh*tty year and was loafing
If you enjoy watching players play other positions. You should check out some of the NHL emergency goalies. Chicago had a pretty good one where an accountant had to fill in as goalie. And there was a Toronto zamboni driver, the guy who cleans and resurfaces the ice, fill in as goalie for the opposing team. Both of them did one hell of a job.
The shape of the stadium.
The turf was legendarily bad. Honestly most of those injuries were probably from the turf.
Philly and its fans have had that reputation, the fact that there were cells under the old stadium is a testament to that. Some of the edge has worn down as of 2020
As a PSYCHO DIE HARD REDSKINS FAN, I appreciate this video. Its hard revisiting the Body Bag game, but I LOVE how this video they reviewed did not end at that game. Thats right, remind the dirty pigeon fans that when we re-matched in the Playoff game (the one that counts) that we WHIPPED THAT ASS, BUDDY RYAN GOT FIRED AFTER THE GAME, ANNNNND WE WON THE SUPER BOWL THAT SAME SEASON. HAIL TO THE MOTHAFUCKIN REDSKINS!!!!!!!!!
The term bowl is because the championship game is called the Super Bowl..... so every memorable game is a "bowl"..... fog bowl because of the fog, bounty bowl because of the bounties.... etc.
The "Fog Bowl" is just a nickname for that particular game. As you can see from the video it was so foggy that players could not see each other. Kind of like a Basil Rathbone Sherlock Holmes movie set in London at night.
I loved your reaction to this video. Please keep the sports' reactions coming. Thanks!
The Green Bay Packers hosted the Dallas Cowboys in a playoff game back in the sixties. It was brutally cold. They had an under the turf warming system that Packer coach Vince Lombardi was proud of. Unfortunately, under the tarp they had put over the field trapped moisture and froze into ice right on the surface. With the extreme cold and wind chill plus the surface, the game was named the “Ice Bowl”. Well, when you have a couple of subsequent generations of football media following, practically every game with anything out of the ordinary since has been pronounced some sort of “Bowl”!
Philadelphia fans are the Milwall fans of the US
E...A...G...L...E...S..... EAGLES!!!!!
I heard of a milwall brick lol think it was a Guy Ritchie movie?
@@mikemclaughlin3306 FLY EAGLES FLY!
i have grown up around philly and in philly. life in philly is difficult a way to escape it, is to immerse yourself into philly sports. they focus soo hard on their local teams to the point they will turn on their own favorite teams players. What they want in a player in any sport is brutality, toughness, and scoring. In philly the fans are blood thirsty but i can understand it.
You're kind of both right about the bowl thing lol. There are stadiums such as the cotton bowl, rose bowl, etc. that host games every year where the teams play for a trophy. The trophy isn't an actual bowl though.
Yeah those are college games though. Professional games get called "The ____ Bowl" just as a shorthand nickname to the game, it doesn't have any official designation like the "Rose Bowl or Cotton Bowl"
@@GD-tt6hl ___ Bowl is to football as ___ Gate is to controversies
Philadelphia has a reputation of brutality going back a ways. The fans booed Santa Claus one year and they had a jail in the bowels of Veterans Stadium. Not sure about the new place.
We did not boo or hit Santa with snowballs. They booed and hit a drunk asshole with snowballs. He was dressed in a Santa suit and was being thrown out for being drunk and disorderly.
Hugh Jorgen You got Santa drunk? What a bunch of heathens...😔
We have only had one on field death and that Was in the 1971 season Charles (Chuck) Hughes Detroit Lions Retired #85 in his Honor
In 84 the bears vs raiders. Both quarterbacks from the raiders were taken out and had to come back and play hurt. Jim McMahon quarterback from the bears was taken out with a lacerated kidney.
There was a game that’s been dubbed the “toilet” bowl. If I remember right there were no touchdowns or field goals, and the winning team only scored off a safety. Final score being 0-2 😂
I would say the most foul weather game played would be the championship game known as the Ice bowl between the Dallas Cowboys and the Green Bay Packers back in 1967. Temperature for that game was around -15 F, -26 C...
I live in Indianapolis and I know a radiologist that has seen lots of images of injuries from Colts players over his career. He said that he doesn't see how you could play in an NFL game with some of the injuries he's seen. His simple conclusion: Some people can tolerate pain more than others.
Colts suck...
Fun Fact: Stan Humphries was the women’s basketball coach at my local high school.
Bowls games are the college play off games. Managed by the NCAA (The National Collegiate Athletic Association)
No trophy involved. The Rose Bowl is an annual game played at the Rose Bowl between two university teams.
Early games were played in stadiums with bowl-shaped designs. The Yale Bowl is considered the prototype stadium. We get the term bowl game after the Rose Bowl, which is where the 1st post-season college football game was held around the start of the 20th century. After a while, the term bowl became synonymous with college football post-season games. When the NFL was looking for a name for it's new championship game after the NFL-AFL merger, Kansas City Chiefs owner Lamar Hunt suggested the Super Bowl (supposedly a play on a Super Ball, that incredibly bouncy rubber kids' ball -- I think one of his grandkids had one). Then we just started applying it to any memorable football game and it's kind of gown even beyond football now. Game of Thrones fans were anticipating a final battle between the Clegane brothers the Mountain and the Hound and referring to it as "Clegane Bowl."
I think its called Bowl cuz of the traditional shape of stadiums
Speaking of Philly, what about a Philly USSR hockey game reaction.
That was an epic piece of hockey brutality.
Brian Mitchell, Washington Football Team LEGEND!
The Eagles fans are famous for being the most passionate in the league. They're either cheering or booing their team wholeheartedly.
This one is actually just called the fog bowl due to the game being played in intense fog to where visibility was basically 0!
You all should watch highlights of Dick Butkus, Decan Jones, and Walter Payton all Hall of Famers and some of the greatest players of the game.
Sorry Blokes, you guys bring up so many awesome points. That's how Tom Brady's career started. He replaced a very good starting quarterback (Drew Bledsoe) who got inquired and the rest was history.
You should react to the "broad street bullies". A nickname given to Philadelphia's hockey team the Flyers during the 70s
Kicked the sh*t out if the Soviet Red Army team
Eagles fan here. This video is accurate. But Eagles hate the Dallas Cowboys the most. The very top ring of the stadium was called the 700 level (one below was 600, next 500, and so on). If someone wearing the opposing teams Jersey in the 700 level, they would get punched. There would be a fight. You weren't allowed up there with opposing teams colors. I witnessed it personally numerous times. Google "700 level" to find stories. They demolished that stadium 15 years ago though, but the 700 level is legendary. And your right about people calling the games "The ____ Bowl". It was foggy. So it became "the fog bowl".
Giants fan here. Everybody in the NFC East hates those Dallas a-holes the most - not just Eagles fans. I’m no fan of your birds, but when they play the Pokes, I would were green.
Y'all should react to the Assassin. He's one of the most brutal defensive NFL players of all time
It was buddy Ryan running the defense in the bears game too.
College Football predates the NFL by about 50 years & they call their postseason games Bowls (at least in D1 Football Bowl Subdivision). The names of these postseason games always end with the word Bowl. Some of the stadiums also had names that ended in Bowl, such as the Cotton Bowl, Citrus Bowl, Orange Bowl, Rose Bowl, etc.
This carried over, informally, to the NFL so it's not unusual for games to be nicknamed "Bowl" after the fact. The Ice Bowl, which was the 1967 NFL Championship between the Packers & Cowboys is an example. The temperature at kickoff was about -15 degrees Fahrenheit, the field was frozen, and icicles hang from the stadium hence the name.
Definitely check out AFL it’s Australian football league and I think you’d would enjoy it a lot very different to anything other game
Second that
The Bowl is the 🏟️ which college football is held the trophy looks like the stadium for instance New Years Day is when the Rose Bowl Game is played.
8:28. Humphreys hurt by Reggie White, the consensus greatest defensive lineman of all time and an ordained minister! Humphreys would go on to quarterback a Super Bowl team who lost to the 49ers who won their 5th and last ring in about 14 years.
You really can't let the mention of Joe Gibbs' NASCAR accomplishments slide like that. The man won three Superbowls but has been far more successful in NASCAR, winning the top championship 5 times.
Mike is awesome. I like he's an older gentleman but loves different cultures and music and is open minded.
You gotta see the eagles game where the fans threw snowballs at santa claus its legendary
he deserved it, he wasn't dressed right, and he was drunk. He wasn't even the Santa they booked for the game, there was a snowstorm and he had to cancel. So they picked a kid out of the stands (who was drunk and dressed poorly) to take part in the festivities.
@@GD-tt6hl I've been trying to explain this to people and they don't care. I'm glad other people know the history of it.
C'mon guys. . .The media "NICKNAMED" that foggy game the "Fog Bowl" sort of as a joke about how foggy it was. It WASN'T a "bowl" game like the college post-season "bowl" games. It was just a play on words "nickname" for fun. Just a joking reference to how foggy it was that day. . .
Coach Gibbs is an extremely religious man and would never tell his players to hurt the other team !! Just beat them on the field.
Yeah, Philly has always had some of the toughest players and even tougher fans there was a Phillies baseball game where they brought Santa on to the field and the fans booed him off the field, their passionate, nasty and cynical. If you ever want to see just how Philly rolls check out ecw crowd chants, it's pro wrestling but by the behavior of the crowd you'd never know they were watching something pre determined, popular chants included things like we want blood, Break his neck and (insert wrestler name) is gonna kill you.
Thanks, I forgot that game !
Philadelphia fans booed Santa Claus! City of Brotherly Loathe.
One of the worst riots in american sports history was called 10 cent beer night you should do one of the youtube videos on it it's wild... Players literally hit fans with bats while they rushed the field lol
Y'all should mix a sports and comedy reaction together and cover George Carlin's differences between football and baseball. It's awesome ❤
Philadelphia sports fans are similar to Millwall FC fans. They are known to boo their players, throw batteries at both players, broken the legs of a Santa, and one time they threw up on a 7 year old girl. America's hooligans.
They did call them the Gang Green Defense. The 80`s was such a great time to be a football fan(unless it was Tampa Bay, like me). So many 1st ballot hall of famers playing. And they loved the sport.
You guys should react to 10 cent beer night. Cheap beer plus sports equals chaos.
Great reaction
The Bowls are special games, NFL has the Pro Bowl, Rose Bowl, outback Bowl, etc, are College games!
Dirtiest team was The the Raiders!
You guys get a chance check out KTO craziest athlete ever. It's about Herschel Walker! He's a all star running back, he was in the Olympics and a UFC fighter
Glad I Subbed any man who know it’s always sunny is pure gold is fine in my book
A very important thing about this time was the field. I doubt most people understand what it was like on that astroturf. Easy to describe, go throw a sheet on your driveway and then jump down as forcefully as you can on that sheet. Enjoy, and no, its not really that much of an exaggeration.
Everyone hates us. And I LOVE IT. FLYEAGLESFLY
E...A...G...L...E...S...EAGLES!!!!!
In American College football, there are stadiums that have "Bowl" in their name (ex: Citrus Bowl). There are also games that are played EVERY year that are called (X) "Bowl" (ex: Cotton Bowl).
In the NFL, "Bowl" is usually given to ONE specific game in history for whatever reason ([usually in the name] ex: Fog Bowl, Ice Bowl)
Besides of course The Super Bowl (annual)
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He should watch the rules with you guys, that way if he has questions you guys can answer them. Or the comments can.
"Just snap the damn ball colts" video... please. It's funny I promise.
You want see a brutal game. React the Ice Bowl. Green Bay Packers vs Dallas Cowboys. The weather was brutal.
Any other year that would be a lot but San Francisco 49er at New York Jets was nearly as injury plagued, and it wasn’t due to the hits they got either.
It's always Philadelphia! The Eagles are the grossest, meanest, most vile, unbelievably awesome team of all time! Go Birds!
Love Humphries - took my Chargers to the Super Bowl.
Great guy. Humphries was there, but Bobby Ross took them there.
@@dusty3913 Totally agree with you. I actually watched more Lions games than Chargers games on TV when Ross moved to Detroit. But the truth remains that in spite of the Chargers having a history of pretty good QBs over the years, it was Humphries who took them to the SB. :)
funny fact about the NFL that stadium in Philadelphia was the only one to have a jail and court in the basement lol let's go birds
Another thing to note, Veterans Stadium was the worst field in the league. Uneven concrete with just an inch thick artificial grass rug with multiple seams all over it. They might as well have played in the parking lot for all those years.
As a Redskins fan (that no longer watches football) this was a cool documentary, I was aware of the body bag game but didn't know much about it, anyways httr
Green Bay Packers from Wisconsin, their famous game is the Ice Bowl Dec. 31, 1967 the games temperature was -15 F (-26 C) we beat Dallas Cowboys. The male fans were in suits and female fans wore skirts. Pictures are in our Packer Hall of Fame that you can tour. We are nicknamed "The Frozen Tundra" at first this was home field advantage but now away teams come in 3 days before Sunday and practise on area High School Football fields to get acclimated to our weather if coming from a warm weather State. Recent team example our last game was January 22, 2022 we lost to San Francisco 49ers 13-10 The temperature with wind chill was -10 F and the 49ers had come in Wednesday night and for 3 days practised on the Bay Park Square High School Football Field.
The Most Brutal Game Injury I remember and can't watch on you tube to this day is the gruesome leg injury to Quarterback Joe Theisman on Monday night Nov. 18, 1985. He literally broke his fibula and tibia.
The Most touching and emotional game Packers vs. Raiders Dec. 22, 2003 when Quarterback Brett Favre's father past away the day before and he played anyway to a very emotional game to which Raiders fans for the first time respected our fans even after losing in the end. But since then gloves came off🤣
It is like watching a full season injury compilation but instead it's just one game... Damn!
The voice over in the video is not THE KTO guy. It is the voice of the official NFL films narrator.
Oops, sorry I was wrong.
Check out the New York Giants against the Washington Redskins with Micheal Singletary an Joe Theismann
It would be cool to see you fellas react to some Australian rules football, I'd be interested to hear your takes on the sport and Australian culture
Second that👍 lol
You should post a link to Office Blokes Try along with all your other links.
I played a little league football game and we called it the dust bowl what happened is in the name
The Body Bag Game
Take a look at the malice at the palace.
Ray Lewis: A football life, please! He is the second best to ever play the Linebacker position behind LT and also a very interesting and entertaining player. You'll enjoy it immensely.
uncomfortable silence at the end there... 😁
That Chiefs vs Dolphins game was pretty good. Didn't enjoy the Dolphins almost coming back but a win is a win, and that's what we got!
Blokes you’ll have to catch the college bowl games coming up on New Year’s Day. It is called the New Year’s Six
Bowl stadiums you were correct
Awesome video.
You guys should really react to Flemlo Raps what happened to videos 💯
I second that. Flemlo Raps makes great videos.
I dated Jeff Rutledge in college at Alabama.
Malcace in the palace! Nba players fighting fans. Love the channel
Tom Brady is a great example of how back up players can turn into greats when they are given the chance
OMG, I forgot all about this game, it was crazy. I am a Philadelphia Eagles fan.