Lifelong Seahawks fan here. I loved watching Kam Chancellor play. He was a menace on the field to opposing teams. Hopefully you guys can make it to Seattle for a game! Its an amazing experience.
The hit made on the #10 receiver diving for the football was brutal. That was Emmanuel Sanders for my hometown Broncos and he was severely injured from that play. Didn't return for a good while. If you wanna see another vicious hit like that, I suggest reacting to Johnny Knox's hit. Often voted as the most brutal hit in the NFL, and it ended his career.
Hey NZ family. I love all your videos. I played football in high school. I was a linebacker, so was on the defense. To answer Nadine's question, yes it does hurt some when you hit. But I think a part of it has to do with momentum and force. When I was moving forward and hitting the offensive player, I felt like the blow was a lot less for me. Additionally, since I saw it coming, I controlled where I was hitting on my own body. In this way, the physics encouraged aggression really, as it hurts less to hit someone than to be hit.
I never played organized football, but I played competitive hockey for years, and in my experience, it always hurt far less being the hitter than the hittee. I have to imagine its the same in football.
I played middle linebacker, and the hardest hit I had I didn’t feel, but the running back was unconscious. A coach said “You’re either the hammer or the nail” and that’s the best way to describe how it feels.
i played free safety and corner and my coaches would say “be the hammer or the nail” one time i was a sophomore practicing with varsity and this senior running back about 6’1 200 ran right up the A gap and leveled me and i didnt feel a thing
The player that Dawkins hit you said was massive, played for my team, the Pittsburgh Steelers. They called him The Bus. Yes, the players hitting, can definitely get hurt too. Many tackles in football is like being in a vehicle collision.
Happy to see a number of my 49ers in the replays. Ronnie Lott (#42) was an intense hitter. He broke a finger on a tackle in one game. In order to miss the least amount of time in the season he opted to have it amputed at the knuckle vs having it set and heal.
@@cp368productions2 actually no brain damage at all in his whole career. That was just the type of player he was. Met him in person a few times in the late 90s.
@Berto2K, I was thinking the same. I grew up in the Ronnie Lot Era, and he was my inspiration for trying to deliver the most devastating hits I could, when I played.
He was awesome... Another defensive back that was tough as nails was Donnie Shell of the Steelers. I was at a game in the Astrodome between the Oilers and Steelers when Earl Campbell was handed the ball - he was mountain and routinely just ran over people - but on this play, Shell came up and hit him so hard - Campbell was knocked backwards off his feet - you could hear that hit throughout the entire dome.
Hey NZ family I played quarterback in high school football and it could be very painful sometimes. You have such an awesome youtube channel keep up the amazing work and go Bengals
@Hawaii 4-0 I’m a soccer player mainly so I don’t really enjoy football all that much. Hated practice but there’s nothing like a Friday night idk why but that and the teammates is the only reason I played
@Hawaii 4-0 I can agree with you there 100% also coming from a town that didn't throw the ball our running backs got beat up regularly. Bunch of well fed farm boys they were alright but it did take a toll hahah I still have part of my middle finger knuckle floating around.
I’ve played football for 10 years mainly running back . I’ve had multiple concussions , can’t tell you how painful it is but the adrenaline you get is unmatched to anything .
Just a fact, "Laying the Lumber" hurts just as much as getting hit with it. All that padding does minimum protection. You're gonna feel it in the morning and a few days after, lol. All of these players have strict regiments of body care just to get ready for each week. Spending thousands of dollars a year to be in the best possible shape that can be in.
Oof! Those were brutal! Those tankers colliding at full speed; I kept cringing, gasping, hissing, "ooh"-ing, "oh"-ing, and hearing in my head sounds of locomotives and cars crashing, bowling balls knocking over pins, and Rocky Mountain Big Horn Sheep crashing skulls and horns together. Amazing that most of them just get up and keep going!
Yay! A new NZ video to brighten my day! 💕💕💕💕 The person giving the hit DOES NOT get hurt if they are using the correct posture and the hit is done correctly. My son is a 6 foot, 280 lb 16 year old, and has been playing football since age 4. He’s starting center, and hopefully will get a college scholarship. That’s the dream anyway!
I know I shouldn't be surprised by this because of how long I've known about the difference in hemispheres, but I still get a kick out of you guys chilling in summer gear when it's freezing here, and bundled up when it's burning up hot outside here. Love that all of us online can share a world and understanding even when the weather itself is at complete opposites for us.
I love your family and video's. Look up Dick Butkus of the Chicago Bears back in the 60's and early 70's. You want to see some hit's, he's the one to watch. He set the standard for the middle linebacker position. That man was feared. In 2009 the NFL voted him as the most feared linebacker. There is a video of him. Keep the videos coming.
I watched an NFL special on Dick Butkus. I loved watching him play and get into other player's heads and then crushing them lol. I do remember, though, that in one of the interview clips they showed, Dick said that the meanest man he ever played against was Jack Lambert.
Heard once that the NFL instituted a thing called the "Lyle Alzado Rule", that made it illegal to take off your helmet, and then, holding it by the facemask, swing it hard and knock someone upside the head with it.
Great video. Also that clip at 3:17 and it was mentioned how the guy he tackled wasn’t small either. The guy that was tackled was Jerome Bettis. A NFL hall of famer who had the nickname due to his size and power “The Bus”. Just goes to show how much power and force are going into any one of these hits.
Yea... "The Bus"... Most defensive players especially Defensive Back or Corner Backs absolutely hated trying to tackle him. All he did was run at you full speed and lower his shoulder. They said it was like getting hit by car. That is why they were always told to try and hit him low and from the side if possible. Otherwise it would hurt getting hit by the The Bus.
At the 320 start of the play you mentioned a big guy being tackled. That's Jerome bettis, former Pittsburgh steelers running back. That was an Era of my favorite football team that I miss.
Hello New Zealand family from New York! I can't wait to see your video and be there for your Super Bowl party, I don't really watch Football, but my family loves it. I hope the Bengals win for you Denzel!
Could not wait till i got home so that i could watch your vid!! The vids you make, makes me so happy, after doing a 10 to 12 hour shift, YOU are the very first vid i turn to watch, after getting home. I love all of you respectably. Keep up the good work.
Adrenalin is fun... way back in the early 1970's - when metal tipped cleats were still a thing, I know a high school lineman (big guy - 180-190centimeters over 100 kilos) at the end of a big game, they noticed his uniform was bloody (long sleeves). He had a cleat gash that took a dozen stitches to close - he never noticed it during the game. So - how do those guys get back up? Yeah. it's only later that they'll really feel that hit. As always, you guys are a joy to watch.
I live just outside of Cincinnati and people are going crazy here waiting for Sunday! NFL lip sync clips are really funny too! Watch if you get a chance.
I’m in NKY and it’s just so much fun to experience the energy this team and this run has brought to the TriState! Haven’t had this since I was in middle school for the last SB. WHO DEY!
The last time the Bengals were in the super bowl, I was in the 5th grade! So exciting to see them finally back there. And awesome to see fans from another country. Go Bengals!
Nice reactions guys. For many years guys were taught to stick the helmet in, but to hit with the face not the crown. Those top of the helmet hits cause many injuries to the guy doing the hitting, due to the neck compression. Some of these clips would not be legal today, but they still happen. You guys (if you haven't already) should check out some of the more beautiful and graceful parts of the game. Here is a link to a video of the great running back Barry Sanders and 50 of his greatest runs. Where he grew up, they didn't have tackle football for kids, so he played flag football. He says he learned many of his moves and jukes then, making guys miss when trying to pull his flags. I saw an interview once with a defensive player who when asked about tackling (or trying to) Barry said I swear the guy can cut and change direction even when his feet are off the ground. LOL. Hope you all enjoy this. Okay UA-cam won't let me copy and paste the link (maybe it's because it's an NFL channel video). Just search Barry Sanders 50 most ridiculous plays of all time. Cheers.
To answer your question Nadine from a person that’s been hit hard and has hit other people hard while playing football the person hitting the other one doesn’t normally get hurt depending on how you hit them but even then you’ve normally got so much adrenaline that you just shake it off and start celebrating. I hope this helps and I’ve got a request for another video y’all did it a little while back could y’all do a part 2 on the PBR wrecks and fails please that’s how I found this channel and it would be cool to see it again!
You should watch the highlights of the one of the most vicious players that ever played the game - Dick Butkus - Chicago Bears. The man was feared by entire teams - he specialized in intimidation. The only other player I would put in his league is Jack Lambert - Pittsburgh Steelers. Lambert was another man that players and entire teams feared - he was brutal. Both Butkus and Lambert played middle linebacker and viewed the opposing players as enemies when on the field - no mercy - they wanted to hurt. No one wanted to run up the middle or cross thru it - they knew the freight train was coming. I remember a game where Lambert hit the running back straight up - picked him up and pile drove him into the turf - and stood over him - daring him to get up...
I’m with you, Nadine! I’m still feeling those hits. My oldest son was a coach’s dream in high school. We asked him if he wanted to play football but he said no, he didn’t. He said nothing was worth getting your face smashed into the ground every week. The closest he wanted to get to the football field was at halftime in the band.
It does my heart absolutely wonders to know that you feel Kam is your favorite player of all time and you know, not just of the Seahawks, but of the Legion of Boom as well! Massive kudos to you!
Played middle linebacker in High School. Hitting the guy hurts pretty much just as bad as getting hit, but the adrenaline/dopamine rush usually has your back
If the poor Bengals offensive line can hold up to the Rams great D-Line then the Bengals will have a good day !!! Something for yall to watch for during the game.... Good Luck Bengals
Great job NZ Family! I liked how the video showed Kam Chancellor 7-8 times! He was the Seahawks main enforcer for 8 years of the Legion of Boom. Went out ~2018 with a neck injury never to return. Smart choice on his part, but he sure was fun to watch!
The Bengals kicker, Evan McPherson came from the University of Florida, he was the GOAT at kicking there!!! GOOOOOOO GATORS!!!!#GATORNATION , GO BANGALS!!!!
I played offensive line and defensive line in football in high school and when you deliver those big hits as the one doing the tackling you don't feel a thing in the moment! After the game you hurt like hell but it was fun and worth it! I remember playing Full contact backyard football and we never wore pads or helmets and that was fun!!
I'm a Rams fan, have been since the days of Kurt Warner and The Greatest Show on Turf. I'm happy we made it to the big game fairly this time. The last few games in the playoffs have been really close and intense games, so this'll be a heck of a game either way.
First subscription to a youtube channel. Love this channel and what a great family. Being a huge LSU fan, this now makes me a Bengals fan. 2019 LSU tigers had, arguably, the greatest team in college football history. I'm biased :) Joe Burrow's career highlights at LSU is a "must watch" if your are a Bengals fan and want to get psyched for the superbowl. Would love to see a reaction. Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase "NFL Rookie Of The Year" lit it up at LSU just like they're lighting it up now for the Bengals. :)
as someone from cincinnati, i love that you’re rooting for the bengals!! i’m heading over to my families to celebrate the superbowl and having a party but i’ll try to join the livestream🥺 hope to see you all trying cincinnati skyline chili 😉 i much prefer it on fries, but the spaghetti is just classic 🧡
I must say that Sam's knowledge of American football is impressive! May I ask if you have a favorite team? I enjoy your videos very much, and I think you have a wonderful and beautiful family. I'd like to see you react to more NFL videos. May I suggest greatest throws and greatest runs in NFL history. Either of those two videos would be great. I look forward to whatever you do though, so keep 'em coming. I lived in Cincinnati for a while, so Go Bengals! Peace
Die Hard Bengals fan here!! From my home to yours...WHO DEY!!! Over 30 years since our team has made it to a Super Bowl...this is huge for the city of Cincinnati!! Hope you enjoy the Super Bowl..I sure will be! Oh and by the way..if the Bengals win and you hear screaming across land and oceans, it's just me over here in the US losing my miiinnd!!! Lol!! And Thank you little man for supporting our Bengals!!
I played tight end in high-school. I learned very quickly that in order to tackle someone, you had to have more energy and a more stable stance than the other guy. So yes it hurts to hit, but it hurts even more getting hit. Big guys have a lot of mass, but I'll tell you that I always got hit hardest by the little Hispanic kids. Less surface area and they ran faster than anyone else on the field.
I love football but it is a totally brutal sport, no holds barred warrior action, love watching all of your facial expressions when you watch these kinds of videos..
Good to sit down and take a break. I haven't checked into this channel for almost 2 weeks. I am Canadian and I've been rather busy kickin" arse for Freedom! Aren't there some hard hits in the NFL? If you haven't check out some NHL. Not necessarily the hard checks, cause there are lots of those, but a video that shows the finesse of these hockey players. It's a beautiful art when you think they're on blades not even a 1/4 inch wide! Graet reaction. You made me cringe with your looks of pain! lol
I know from playing the game for 9 years, that you never feel the game until your at home trying to take your clothes off for a shower and can’t lift your arms, some hits are nasty but most don’t hurt until trying to get comfortable.
As a 6 time Super Bowl champion Steelers fan, you should watch some of the hits during a Steelers/Ravens game. It's brutal. Those two teams respectfully hate each others guts. Usually one or two players need help off the field during the game. If you want to see a real hit, watch the 2008 AFC Championship game, Ravens at Steelers. With around 3 or 4 minutes left to play, the Steelers Ryan Clark leveled the Ravens Willis McGahee. It caused a fumble to seal the game for the Steelers. Both players didn't get up for a few minutes. McGahee needed to be taken off in a stretcher. ua-cam.com/video/qxxjWPeIwxA/v-deo.html Enjoy.
I remember that game well and while the Steelers and Ravens were/are rivals, no one wants to see a rival player taken off the field in a stretcher. It was brutal and an intense last few minutes in the game.
I’m currently a freshman in high school and to answer your question, a lot of hits hurt from the collision alone but it’s always worse for one person involved than the other depending on technique. A good mindset I like to have is that if you get into the highlights make sure you’re the one making the play not the other way around.
Let’s go Bengals a former Bengals linemen is the head football coach at my high school his name is Bruce Kozerski but everybody just calls him Koz and the oz is said like wizard of OZ
At the end there, no: kicking someone in the face is illegal. It was a penalty and I believe he got fined. That was Antonio Brown who has had some .... issues. Cheering the Bengals. I went to Ohio State, and a bunch of former Buckeyes are on that team. Also, I was an Ickey Woods fan, back the last time the Bengals were relevant. You should look up the Ickey Shuffle, I'd love seeing Denz do it for the big game
Another great video from a great family. I played middle linebacker and full back in high school. Love the game. Keep it up guys you make great content
Hey guys, I'm 26 and lived in Cincinnati my whole and love watching your videos. It's really cool to see that you guys like the Bengals!! Maybe I'll have to send you all a Cincinnati themed box...
Hey Nadine. Just wanted to answer your question. The tackler isn't normally the one who gets hurt. The notable exception is if they're a rookie who hasn't worked out their tackling technique; like a high school athlete or below. In training, you're taught to aim and hit in such a way that your body can withstand it. It's called Form Tackling. But if it's just a kid who's new on a team and doesn't know their limits on the field, they do sometimes hit or land awkward.
You are the kind of people i want to hang out with. You have a beautiful family. I grew up on American football. Its the best. Bog hiys. Big plays, its amazing. Have a great day.
I was born, and still live, 40 miles northeast of Cincinnati. When the team started up in the 60's, the players went to local grade school to play our teachers in a game of basketball. I was 9 then. Born in the Bengals original summer home, Wilmington Ohio. Went to college in their second home, Georgetown College, Georgetown KY. In our household, my mom was the football fan. She ran our dad into the bedroom to watch John Wayne, so we could watch the Bengals. The player they show after LT was Von Miller, who played for the LA Rams against the Bengals.
I started watching your channel a few weeks ago and love it!! Then I see this video and I'm born and raised in Cincinnati and I am a huge bengals fan then I see Denzel is too!! Yay who dey
Whoohoo! You are Bengals fans! I live in Dayton, OH, an hour north of Cincinnati. As you know, the Bengals have been through a lot of lean years. I really didn’t expect to see them in the Super Bowl again in my lifetime (I’m 77). But SURPRISE! Go Bengals!
SO much respect for NZ dad knowing targeting, when I from NC, USA have been watching the super bowl & college & NFL ball still don’t don’t know for certain what targeting is
You guys should check out the bengals, this year has been a crazy story from 0 to hero, we haven’t been to the superbowl since 1989 and haven’t even won a playoff game since before I was born (I’m 18) and now we find ourselves 31 years later playing in LA with a good chance to take home the superbowl
Football was fun before all these new rules. I played defensive tackle at the college level and it was so much fun! The game was way more physical a decade ago. And back in the 70's to the early 2000's it was absolutely brutal. My career was cut short due to blowing my knee out against UCLA. My brother went on to be drafted by the Chicago Bears, my cousin Haloti to the Baltimore Ravens, Dad played at the Packers, uncle played at the Steelers and countless others who played in the NFL. They all have the funnest stories of games and hits and whatnot. Good times.. Your Tongan friend from Utah!
My husband was born in Cincinnati, and our two sons were born a little north of there in Dayton. We are also big fans of the Bengals. One of our sons is completing a masters degree from University of Cincinnati.
Glad to see another fan of a team before they started winning. I'm a Patriots fan who rooted for the BEFORE the Tom Brady Era. I.E. going 1-15, 2-14, 3-13, etc. Major props to you, young man.
I’m not a bengals fan but I’m pulling for them just for your son. Nothing better than having your team win. I was a huge 49ers fan back when Joe Montana played 😁
Sam you being a rugby player, you understand what most of these hits are about. Thus the groan. I like your channel. Take care of yourself and your family. I have noticed that in most sports, the players just keep getting bigger and faster. Back in the 60's and 70's when I played football a 200 pounds was considered big. Now a days the quarterback weigh 200 pounds or more. Major university teams and most of the pro lineman are 300 pounds or more. And they can run. I bones hurt watching some of these hits. Stay safe....
Not sure if you already knew this but if not, Sean Taylor (the guy who made the big hits at 6:21 and 6:30) was bound to be one of the greatest defensive players in NFL history until he was tragically murdered during a home invasion in 2007. His career highlight reel is definitely worth watching.
The targeting rule was implemented into the nfl in 2008. So before that there really wasn’t any penalty for “head to head” or targeting.
They need to go back to the old way
No helmets no pads
@@vinceredeor439 Fr. The rule change made the sport pretty boring
@@ChrisTopher-ek6rr So you'd rather have people do head to head contact and possibly get a concussion?
@@OkamiVtuber yes.
As a Cincinnati resident since the age of nine, I appreciate your NZ support! :-)
Lifelong Seahawks fan here. I loved watching Kam Chancellor play. He was a menace on the field to opposing teams. Hopefully you guys can make it to Seattle for a game! Its an amazing experience.
Kam was from my area the 757 of Virginia on the East Coast Tidewater
The hit made on the #10 receiver diving for the football was brutal. That was Emmanuel Sanders for my hometown Broncos and he was severely injured from that play. Didn't return for a good while. If you wanna see another vicious hit like that, I suggest reacting to Johnny Knox's hit. Often voted as the most brutal hit in the NFL, and it ended his career.
I love him and Steve-O
Hey NZ family. I love all your videos. I played football in high school. I was a linebacker, so was on the defense. To answer Nadine's question, yes it does hurt some when you hit. But I think a part of it has to do with momentum and force. When I was moving forward and hitting the offensive player, I felt like the blow was a lot less for me. Additionally, since I saw it coming, I controlled where I was hitting on my own body. In this way, the physics encouraged aggression really, as it hurts less to hit someone than to be hit.
I never played organized football, but I played competitive hockey for years, and in my experience, it always hurt far less being the hitter than the hittee. I have to imagine its the same in football.
I played middle linebacker, and the hardest hit I had I didn’t feel, but the running back was unconscious. A coach said “You’re either the hammer or the nail” and that’s the best way to describe how it feels.
i played free safety and corner and my coaches would say “be the hammer or the nail” one time i was a sophomore practicing with varsity and this senior running back about 6’1 200 ran right up the A gap and leveled me and i didnt feel a thing
The player that Dawkins hit you said was massive, played for my team, the Pittsburgh Steelers. They called him The Bus.
Yes, the players hitting, can definitely get hurt too. Many tackles in football is like being in a vehicle collision.
Go Lers!!! 412 baby
Dawkins was the wolverine. Bettis was the bus
I miss Jerome. And Troy. And Brett, etc.
Rugby not have shit on the nfl.
Happy to see a number of my 49ers in the replays. Ronnie Lott (#42) was an intense hitter. He broke a finger on a tackle in one game. In order to miss the least amount of time in the season he opted to have it amputed at the knuckle vs having it set and heal.
@@cp368productions2 actually no brain damage at all in his whole career. That was just the type of player he was. Met him in person a few times in the late 90s.
@Berto2K, I was thinking the same. I grew up in the Ronnie Lot Era, and he was my inspiration for trying to deliver the most devastating hits I could, when I played.
@@Berto2K they have tested 101 players for CTE and 100 of them had it. So I highly doubt he doesn't or didn't have damage because the majority do.
He was awesome... Another defensive back that was tough as nails was Donnie Shell of the Steelers. I was at a game in the Astrodome between the Oilers and Steelers when Earl Campbell was handed the ball - he was mountain and routinely just ran over people - but on this play, Shell came up and hit him so hard - Campbell was knocked backwards off his feet - you could hear that hit throughout the entire dome.
Your beloved 49ers love very good so far this season.
I think you guys might be the sweetest family I've ever seen. Thanks for the great content!
Hey NZ family I played quarterback in high school football and it could be very painful sometimes. You have such an awesome youtube channel keep up the amazing work and go Bengals
Shit I kicked and punted in high school and got laid out a couple of times😂ibuprofen the next day was a necessity😂
@Hawaii 4-0 I’m a soccer player mainly so I don’t really enjoy football all that much. Hated practice but there’s nothing like a Friday night idk why but that and the teammates is the only reason I played
@Hawaii 4-0 I can agree with you there 100% also coming from a town that didn't throw the ball our running backs got beat up regularly. Bunch of well fed farm boys they were alright but it did take a toll hahah I still have part of my middle finger knuckle floating around.
I was DT so I was usually going for the quarterback lol, go Rams
Sigh. Stupid Rams
I’ve played football for 10 years mainly running back . I’ve had multiple concussions , can’t tell you how painful it is but the adrenaline you get is unmatched to anything .
Just a fact, "Laying the Lumber" hurts just as much as getting hit with it. All that padding does minimum protection. You're gonna feel it in the morning and a few days after, lol. All of these players have strict regiments of body care just to get ready for each week. Spending thousands of dollars a year to be in the best possible shape that can be in.
Oof! Those were brutal! Those tankers colliding at full speed; I kept cringing, gasping, hissing, "ooh"-ing, "oh"-ing, and hearing in my head sounds of locomotives and cars crashing, bowling balls knocking over pins, and Rocky Mountain Big Horn Sheep crashing skulls and horns together. Amazing that most of them just get up and keep going!
Yay! A new NZ video to brighten my day! 💕💕💕💕
The person giving the hit DOES NOT get hurt if they are using the correct posture and the hit is done correctly. My son is a 6 foot, 280 lb 16 year old, and has been playing football since age 4. He’s starting center, and hopefully will get a college scholarship. That’s the dream anyway!
I know I shouldn't be surprised by this because of how long I've known about the difference in hemispheres, but I still get a kick out of you guys chilling in summer gear when it's freezing here, and bundled up when it's burning up hot outside here.
Love that all of us online can share a world and understanding even when the weather itself is at complete opposites for us.
I love your family and video's. Look up Dick Butkus of the Chicago Bears back in the 60's and early 70's. You want to see some hit's, he's the one to watch. He set the standard for the middle linebacker position. That man was feared. In 2009 the NFL voted him as the most feared linebacker. There is a video of him. Keep the videos coming.
Don't forget "MEAN Joe Green".
I watched an NFL special on Dick Butkus. I loved watching him play and get into other player's heads and then crushing them lol. I do remember, though, that in one of the interview clips they showed, Dick said that the meanest man he ever played against was Jack Lambert.
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I so enjoy watching your wonderful family enjoying our culture here in the US.
Yalls videos make me so happy, you guys have such a wonderful family
0:01 that „hi“ was on point. 👌🏻
If you want to look up a devastating player look up Lyle alzado from the raiders he was a madman. He was voted the most feared player in NFL history.
Heard once that the NFL instituted a thing called the "Lyle Alzado Rule", that made it illegal to take off your helmet, and then, holding it by the facemask, swing it hard and knock someone upside the head with it.
@@willowfalls7528 I remember when miles garret did this
Great video. Also that clip at 3:17 and it was mentioned how the guy he tackled wasn’t small either. The guy that was tackled was Jerome Bettis. A NFL hall of famer who had the nickname due to his size and power “The Bus”. Just goes to show how much power and force are going into any one of these hits.
Yea... "The Bus"... Most defensive players especially Defensive Back or Corner Backs absolutely hated trying to tackle him. All he did was run at you full speed and lower his shoulder. They said it was like getting hit by car. That is why they were always told to try and hit him low and from the side if possible. Otherwise it would hurt getting hit by the The Bus.
Each time one of you winced, I could feel it all the way over here in New York.
At the 320 start of the play you mentioned a big guy being tackled. That's Jerome bettis, former Pittsburgh steelers running back. That was an Era of my favorite football team that I miss.
Hello New Zealand family from New York! I can't wait to see your video and be there for your Super Bowl party, I don't really watch Football, but my family loves it. I hope the Bengals win for you Denzel!
One of my middle school teachers, Mrs. Bell has a son on the Cincinnati Bengals, his name is Vonn Bell.
That is awesome Jacob!
Could not wait till i got home so that i could watch your vid!! The vids you make, makes me so happy, after doing a 10 to 12 hour shift, YOU are the very first vid i turn to watch, after getting home. I love all of you respectably. Keep up the good work.
Adrenalin is fun... way back in the early 1970's - when metal tipped cleats were still a thing,
I know a high school lineman (big guy - 180-190centimeters over 100 kilos) at the end of a big game,
they noticed his uniform was bloody (long sleeves).
He had a cleat gash that took a dozen stitches to close - he never noticed it during the game.
So - how do those guys get back up? Yeah. it's only later that they'll really feel that hit.
As always, you guys are a joy to watch.
This is going to be a really good game. Glad to hear you taking an interest in our sports! I really hope history is made tomorrow! Who Dey!
I live just outside of Cincinnati and people are going crazy here waiting for Sunday! NFL lip sync clips are really funny too! Watch if you get a chance.
I’m in NKY and it’s just so much fun to experience the energy this team and this run has brought to the TriState! Haven’t had this since I was in middle school for the last SB. WHO DEY!
Yes!! Watch NFL bad lip reading..hilarious!!
The last time the Bengals were in the super bowl, I was in the 5th grade! So exciting to see them finally back there. And awesome to see fans from another country. Go Bengals!
The look of horror on your daughters face is priceless. Enjoy the game Sunday! It’ll be a good one.
Nice reactions guys. For many years guys were taught to stick the helmet in, but to hit with the face not the crown. Those top of the helmet hits cause many injuries to the guy doing the hitting, due to the neck compression. Some of these clips would not be legal today, but they still happen. You guys (if you haven't already) should check out some of the more beautiful and graceful parts of the game. Here is a link to a video of the great running back Barry Sanders and 50 of his greatest runs. Where he grew up, they didn't have tackle football for kids, so he played flag football. He says he learned many of his moves and jukes then, making guys miss when trying to pull his flags. I saw an interview once with a defensive player who when asked about tackling (or trying to) Barry said I swear the guy can cut and change direction even when his feet are off the ground. LOL. Hope you all enjoy this. Okay UA-cam won't let me copy and paste the link (maybe it's because it's an NFL channel video). Just search Barry Sanders 50 most ridiculous plays of all time. Cheers.
Barry Sanders was one of the all time greats
To answer your question Nadine from a person that’s been hit hard and has hit other people hard while playing football the person hitting the other one doesn’t normally get hurt depending on how you hit them but even then you’ve normally got so much adrenaline that you just shake it off and start celebrating. I hope this helps and I’ve got a request for another video y’all did it a little while back could y’all do a part 2 on the PBR wrecks and fails please that’s how I found this channel and it would be cool to see it again!
You should watch the highlights of the one of the most vicious players that ever played the game - Dick Butkus - Chicago Bears. The man was feared by entire teams - he specialized in intimidation.
The only other player I would put in his league is Jack Lambert - Pittsburgh Steelers. Lambert was another man that players and entire teams feared - he was brutal.
Both Butkus and Lambert played middle linebacker and viewed the opposing players as enemies when on the field - no mercy - they wanted to hurt. No one wanted to run up the middle or cross thru it - they knew the freight train was coming.
I remember a game where Lambert hit the running back straight up - picked him up and pile drove him into the turf - and stood over him - daring him to get up...
I’m with you, Nadine! I’m still feeling those hits. My oldest son was a coach’s dream in high school. We asked him if he wanted to play football but he said no, he didn’t. He said nothing was worth getting your face smashed into the ground every week. The closest he wanted to get to the football field was at halftime in the band.
I've been binging ur vids all week. It's wild when ur intro music starts my pitbull runs in and won't take her eyes off the TV. 😁
I am so impressed with your guys's knowledge of the game!!!
It does my heart absolutely wonders to know that you feel Kam is your favorite player of all time and you know, not just of the Seahawks, but of the Legion of Boom as well! Massive kudos to you!
Played middle linebacker in High School. Hitting the guy hurts pretty much just as bad as getting hit, but the adrenaline/dopamine rush usually has your back
These are my favorite videos because as a boy I grew up on football and watching y’all watch it is just fun
Hey NZ Family! Hi from Columbus, OH and so thrilled to hear you're for the Bengals! :-)
O-H!
@@rhoetusochten4211 I-O!
whodey buddy
Does CBus support the Browns or Bengals more? I always wonder that about cities that are like inbetween two teams.
@@jeffburdick869 they would be split and be die hard ohio st fans
Nadine says-That makes My Eyes Water. LOL
If the poor Bengals offensive line can hold up to the Rams great D-Line then the Bengals will have a good day !!! Something for yall to watch for during the game.... Good Luck Bengals
I agree, but I’m taking the Rams.
Who Dey!! Bengals all the way
The bengals actually almost won 20-23
Great job NZ Family! I liked how the video showed Kam Chancellor 7-8 times! He was the Seahawks main enforcer for 8 years of the Legion of Boom. Went out ~2018 with a neck injury never to return. Smart choice on his part, but he sure was fun to watch!
I didn’t know my NZ family were fans of American Football! Amazing how many players you recognized, before they showed the names. Good job Papa NZ.
The Bengals kicker, Evan McPherson came from the University of Florida, he was the GOAT at kicking there!!! GOOOOOOO GATORS!!!!#GATORNATION , GO BANGALS!!!!
Exciting! Cant wait to your fam's food layout for the game!!
I played offensive line and defensive line in football in high school and when you deliver those big hits as the one doing the tackling you don't feel a thing in the moment! After the game you hurt like hell but it was fun and worth it! I remember playing Full contact backyard football and we never wore pads or helmets and that was fun!!
I'm a Rams fan, have been since the days of Kurt Warner and The Greatest Show on Turf. I'm happy we made it to the big game fairly this time. The last few games in the playoffs have been really close and intense games, so this'll be a heck of a game either way.
GO BENGALS 🐯 !!!
Well, the Rams were the greatest show on turf...until they met the Patriots in the Super Bowl! Twice!
@@timaloha The second time we had no business being there, it should have been the Saints.
New Zealand family.me and my daughter's have been watching you from the beginning.wbe really love and enjoy your videos.from Choctaw,Oklahoma u.s.a.
First subscription to a youtube channel. Love this channel and what a great family. Being a huge LSU fan, this now makes me a Bengals fan. 2019 LSU tigers had, arguably, the greatest team in college football history. I'm biased :) Joe Burrow's career highlights at LSU is a "must watch" if your are a Bengals fan and want to get psyched for the superbowl. Would love to see a reaction. Joe Burrow and Ja'Marr Chase "NFL Rookie Of The Year" lit it up at LSU just like they're lighting it up now for the Bengals. :)
@5:50. . . . Just remember, that quarterback is in the Super Bowl this year.. . . .
as someone from cincinnati, i love that you’re rooting for the bengals!! i’m heading over to my families to celebrate the superbowl and having a party but i’ll try to join the livestream🥺 hope to see you all trying cincinnati skyline chili 😉 i much prefer it on fries, but the spaghetti is just classic 🧡
OMGOSH! I'm so glad you are supporting the Bengals! As someone from Ohio it makes me so happy they got in! and you guys are enjoying it with us :)
I must say that Sam's knowledge of American football is impressive! May I ask if you have a favorite team? I enjoy your videos very much, and I think you have a wonderful and beautiful family. I'd like to see you react to more NFL videos. May I suggest greatest throws and greatest runs in NFL history. Either of those two videos would be great. I look forward to whatever you do though, so keep 'em coming. I lived in Cincinnati for a while, so Go Bengals! Peace
Die Hard Bengals fan here!! From my home to yours...WHO DEY!!! Over 30 years since our team has made it to a Super Bowl...this is huge for the city of Cincinnati!! Hope you enjoy the Super Bowl..I sure will be! Oh and by the way..if the Bengals win and you hear screaming across land and oceans, it's just me over here in the US losing my miiinnd!!! Lol!! And Thank you little man for supporting our Bengals!!
I played tight end in high-school. I learned very quickly that in order to tackle someone, you had to have more energy and a more stable stance than the other guy. So yes it hurts to hit, but it hurts even more getting hit.
Big guys have a lot of mass, but I'll tell you that I always got hit hardest by the little Hispanic kids. Less surface area and they ran faster than anyone else on the field.
I love football but it is a totally brutal sport, no holds barred warrior action, love watching all of your facial expressions when you watch these kinds of videos..
Good to sit down and take a break. I haven't checked into this channel for almost 2 weeks. I am Canadian and I've been rather busy kickin" arse for Freedom! Aren't there some hard hits in the NFL? If you haven't check out some NHL. Not necessarily the hard checks, cause there are lots of those, but a video that shows the finesse of these hockey players. It's a beautiful art when you think they're on blades not even a 1/4 inch wide! Graet reaction. You made me cringe with your looks of pain! lol
We have done a NHL video, thanks for watching 😁
Great reaction videos. Your intro is excellent. New Zealand looks beautiful.
I can now say that I’ve been in the wrong side of a hard hit.
I know from playing the game for 9 years, that you never feel the game until your at home trying to take your clothes off for a shower and can’t lift your arms, some hits are nasty but most don’t hurt until trying to get comfortable.
As a 6 time Super Bowl champion Steelers fan, you should watch some of the hits during a Steelers/Ravens game. It's brutal. Those two teams respectfully hate each others guts. Usually one or two players need help off the field during the game. If you want to see a real hit, watch the 2008 AFC Championship game, Ravens at Steelers. With around 3 or 4 minutes left to play, the Steelers Ryan Clark leveled the Ravens Willis McGahee. It caused a fumble to seal the game for the Steelers. Both players didn't get up for a few minutes. McGahee needed to be taken off in a stretcher. ua-cam.com/video/qxxjWPeIwxA/v-deo.html Enjoy.
Go Steelers baby! Hell yeah.
I remember that game well and while the Steelers and Ravens were/are rivals, no one wants to see a rival player taken off the field in a stretcher. It was brutal and an intense last few minutes in the game.
I’m currently a freshman in high school and to answer your question, a lot of hits hurt from the collision alone but it’s always worse for one person involved than the other depending on technique. A good mindset I like to have is that if you get into the highlights make sure you’re the one making the play not the other way around.
Let’s go Bengals a former Bengals linemen is the head football coach at my high school his name is Bruce Kozerski but everybody just calls him Koz and the oz is said like wizard of OZ
I was chasing the QB in a club game in college, when I got blindsided by a block and I twisted my spine. Thankfully I’m all good now
At the end there, no: kicking someone in the face is illegal.
It was a penalty and I believe he got fined. That was Antonio Brown who has had some .... issues.
Cheering the Bengals. I went to Ohio State, and a bunch of former Buckeyes are on that team. Also, I was an Ickey Woods fan, back the last time the Bengals were relevant. You should look up the Ickey Shuffle, I'd love seeing Denz do it for the big game
Another great video from a great family. I played middle linebacker and full back in high school. Love the game. Keep it up guys you make great content
Hey guys, I'm 26 and lived in Cincinnati my whole and love watching your videos. It's really cool to see that you guys like the Bengals!! Maybe I'll have to send you all a Cincinnati themed box...
As a football player I'm glad their reacting to football and you can't really feel it until you get out of bed the next morning
NZ. Family. Have a great Super Bowl, & Festivities! Love you guys.
Super cool to see Bengals fans from across the world! Welcome from Cincinnati!
As someone from Cincinnati it's so cool to know our Bengals are getting love across the globe! Who Dey!!!!
Thanks for the love to Kam Chancellor and the LOB!
Great reaction video. NZ Family entertains! ✝
I can’t believe Joe Theisman’s leg compound fracture wasn’t shown from the mid 80’s.
I still have to look away at that footage.
Hey Nadine. Just wanted to answer your question. The tackler isn't normally the one who gets hurt. The notable exception is if they're a rookie who hasn't worked out their tackling technique; like a high school athlete or below.
In training, you're taught to aim and hit in such a way that your body can withstand it. It's called Form Tackling. But if it's just a kid who's new on a team and doesn't know their limits on the field, they do sometimes hit or land awkward.
Bam Bam Cam! I love it...He's at the top of my favorite players!
You are the kind of people i want to hang out with. You have a beautiful family. I grew up on American football. Its the best. Bog hiys. Big plays, its amazing. Have a great day.
Whenever I think about biggest hits I always jump right to Joe Theismann, dude had his whole career ENDED in one hit.
I was born, and still live, 40 miles northeast of Cincinnati. When the team started up in the 60's, the players went to local grade school to play our teachers in a game of basketball. I was 9 then. Born in the Bengals original summer home, Wilmington Ohio. Went to college in their second home, Georgetown College, Georgetown KY. In our household, my mom was the football fan. She ran our dad into the bedroom to watch John Wayne, so we could watch the Bengals. The player they show after LT was Von Miller, who played for the LA Rams against the Bengals.
Stay awesome love your reactions ❤️ ❤️
I started watching your channel a few weeks ago and love it!! Then I see this video and I'm born and raised in Cincinnati and I am a huge bengals fan then I see Denzel is too!! Yay who dey
Football player here, yeah it hurts but at the end of the day, we all have respect for each other. It's super fun to play and you learn a lot
Whoohoo! You are Bengals fans! I live in Dayton, OH, an hour north of Cincinnati. As you know, the Bengals have been through a lot of lean years. I really didn’t expect to see them in the Super Bowl again in my lifetime (I’m 77). But SURPRISE!
Go Bengals!
SO much respect for NZ dad knowing targeting, when I from NC, USA have been watching the super bowl & college & NFL ball still don’t don’t know for certain what targeting is
"Running full speed and not expecting it is just the worst possible situation" yes...yes it is 😂 6:48
It is the best feeling when you hit somebody like that while in a game and you hear the crowd go oooooooooo
You family is awesome
You guys should check out the bengals, this year has been a crazy story from 0 to hero, we haven’t been to the superbowl since 1989 and haven’t even won a playoff game since before I was born (I’m 18) and now we find ourselves 31 years later playing in LA with a good chance to take home the superbowl
Haha nevermind looks like lil mans got the bengal spirit
Football was fun before all these new rules. I played defensive tackle at the college level and it was so much fun! The game was way more physical a decade ago. And back in the 70's to the early 2000's it was absolutely brutal. My career was cut short due to blowing my knee out against UCLA. My brother went on to be drafted by the Chicago Bears, my cousin Haloti to the Baltimore Ravens, Dad played at the Packers, uncle played at the Steelers and countless others who played in the NFL. They all have the funnest stories of games and hits and whatnot. Good times..
Your Tongan friend from Utah!
I am a huge Bengals fan and live about three hours from the stadium. You young man have an amazing taste.
"Hurdles, kicks a man" still the funniest thing I've ever heard in a football game.
My husband was born in Cincinnati, and our two sons were born a little north of there in Dayton. We are also big fans of the Bengals. One of our sons is completing a masters degree from University of Cincinnati.
Being from Cincinnati Ohio I love how you guys were rooting for the Bengals.
Glad to see another fan of a team before they started winning. I'm a Patriots fan who rooted for the BEFORE the Tom Brady Era. I.E. going 1-15, 2-14, 3-13, etc. Major props to you, young man.
You guys should check out some of Sean Taylor’s highlights. He was killed before his career fully took off but he was fun to watch
I’m not a bengals fan but I’m pulling for them just for your son. Nothing better than having your team win. I was a huge 49ers fan back when Joe Montana played 😁
I've loved the Bengals logo since the first time I saw the 1981 AFC Championship.
Sam you being a rugby player, you understand what most of these hits are about. Thus the groan. I like your channel. Take care of yourself and your family. I have noticed that in most sports, the players just keep getting bigger and faster. Back in the 60's and 70's when I played football a 200 pounds was considered big. Now a days the quarterback weigh 200 pounds or more. Major university teams and most of the pro lineman are 300 pounds or more. And they can run. I bones hurt watching some of these hits. Stay safe....
Not sure if you already knew this but if not, Sean Taylor (the guy who made the big hits at 6:21 and 6:30) was bound to be one of the greatest defensive players in NFL history until he was tragically murdered during a home invasion in 2007. His career highlight reel is definitely worth watching.
Hey NZ family…the guy delivering the hit on Reggie Bush at 4:24 is a buddy of mine from high school…Sheldon Brown.
I am addicted to yalls channel! I hope someday yall can come experience America.