The number one unwritten rule in American football is to protect the quarterback which is why many of those hits that involved the QB resulted in brawls. The soccer comparison to these hits are horror tackles...illegal and frequently meant to hurt the opponent. Also, like a bad tackle in soccer, they frequently result in the player being ejected.

@jaydencollison8342

3 жыл бұрын

I would say a comparison is if a player takes out the goalie in soccer

@pjschmid2251

3 жыл бұрын

Well also some of these are blatant attempts to injure the player. I remember that game where that guy picked up Jim McMahon and body slammed him after the play with the full intent of injuring him and getting him out of the game. Personally they shouldn’t just be ejected when they do that they should be banned for life. There is absolutely no excuse for things like that. It’s straight on cheating and the most vile form of it I can imagine.

@philliphersman362

3 жыл бұрын

Those o- line boys protect the qb like a little brother. You want to be dirty? My 325 lb self is gonna get you

@ironcity4182

3 жыл бұрын

I agree yet some of these hits on QBs when they do their slide is at the last second when the defenseman is coming all out at them, how the hell they going to stop? Yes there are cheap shots in this video with others that aren’t IMO.

Your reactions make the videos even better😄. Much love from the U.S.A💙

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much mate :)

Your reactions to these shots make me laugh because they're so similar to mine - and I'm a long time NFL watcher 🤣. Greetings from America; currently in the car on a cross country road trip. Love the channel! 🙌

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much bro :) enjoy your trip!

@Jordan-Ramses

3 жыл бұрын

@@kabirconsiders some of those 'biggest hits' should also be in the cheap shot video.

Pain=Fear. Fear=Weakness. Weakness=Defeat. Most guys absolutely want to inflict pain because it's a massive physical & psychological advantage but most still want to do it within the rules as much as possible because the overall objective is still to win the game & doing it outside the rules can cause you to lose if you get carried away. Of course, when you're pushing the envelope at speed with top-tier physical specimens things are going to happen whether on purpose or just as a result of simple misjudgments, last second unexpected movements of your opponent or just not having the proper awareness in the moment because of the chaotic nature of what is occurring around you.

I played quarterback on 3 levels about 20 years ago. I will say that offensive lineman are the most underappreciated players on the field. From 4th grade through college, those dudes had my back no matter what. I love seeing guys go to war when a QB gets jacked up. I played safety as well so I could dish it, but I didn't need to on offense, my boys took care of me haha

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

So quarterbacks get protected at all costs? Must be great to be the QB 😂

To be fair, I've seen a lot of "late hits" that you have to play in slow motion to see that it was a late hit. Playing it in real time speed, it all happens in less than a blink of the eye and its impossible to change the direction of your body to not hit someone. You know how many times I've watched Tom Brady throw the ball in the middle of getting tackled and they call it a late hit? At times its just ridiculous.

I love hard hits, but hate cheap shots; they diminish the game. Love your channel. Keep up the great work.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much mate :)

5:33 "dude this isn't the WWE." I literally laughed out loud.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

I was so surprised to see a suplex, I was like what the fuck 😂

There are three common threads with the incidents on this video. 1. The player is a known bad actor like Vontez Burrifect. 2. The teams are division rival, the Vikings and Packs, and Bears and Packers are longstanding rivalries 60 and 100 years old respectively, and they play their division rival twice a season, this means there are long standing team and personal grudges, this engenders bad behavior. 3. a number of these incidents were the year that they changed the rules, and previously(admittedly dangerous) play that was fully legal was then and now illegal, it generally takes two or three seasons for defensive players to fully adjust to new rules.

the beckham one was the infamous game where norman and obj were going at it every single play. such a good game

Once you're playing at that level you've had years of training in how to be psychotically aggressive. Kinda scary.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Almost turns the players into monsters 😂

@kurterickson9781

3 жыл бұрын

When you hear a real NFL player say it's a war out there they aren't saying that to be cool. It is war.

@Autistic_Tarkov_Guy

3 жыл бұрын

@UCpKX2z_dq3me2jhwI4BA9QA shut the fuck up. Nobody is dying. There's no rape and hanging of soldiers and ieds blowing legs off. Shut the fuck up

Yeah you're 100% right Vontaze Burfict is a crazy person and he does need to see someone about that

Daily uploads are clutch I can’t stop watching

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much my bro :)

Ones where the punt returner is looking up at the sky trying to catch the ball and gets leveled always make me cringe. Punt returner is a scary position sometimes. I remember when I was like 14 my teammate had his arm broken on a dirty play when he was returning a punt, and my coach put me at punt returner on the re-kick the moment he left for the hospital 😅

@tristanyoung1043

3 жыл бұрын

My freshamn year of high school one of the senior teammates timed it up perfectly and hit the punt returner as he caught it sadly he still got tossed. Thankfully nobody was hurt.

Greg Lloyd #95 for the Steelers! One of my favorite players from back in the day. There was a huge sign that was hung up by fans at every home game: Avoid the Lloyd!! The man was a black belt in Tae Kwon Do which he teaches now. Under his game jersey, he wore the same t-shirt which read "I wasn't hired for my disposition"!! The other one, Steelers #58.... Jack Lambert. My favorite LB. You can find videos on You Tube about Jack. He's in the Hall of Fame, nuff said!

At one point my husband started calling out all the legal problems players were up for; wife beating, domestic abuse, use of guns, drugs up the kazoo...it was always something horrific. He announced he was done watching felons making millions stomping on one another. He took up watching college ball and never looked back. A wise decision, that.

@hah3456

3 жыл бұрын

Roll Tide! I agree NFL is causing waaaay too many problems nowadays- for dozens of reasons.

@Stepperg1

3 жыл бұрын

Of course I do! They just seem to have lesser problems that don't involve killing people or being so terribly entitled.

@hah3456

3 жыл бұрын

@Atheos B. Sapien They have to be on their best behavior bc they don’t get paid and can get kicked out at any time for legal matters. Of course it happens but less often

I loved this reaction, I especially loved that part where you started to say something about what you might do if some of these things happened to a teammate of yours but then you obviously have cut out whatever you said lol. But I think we all could probably guess lol. I have never laughed so hard at an obvious edit before in my life lol. Nice Kabir, very nice lol!

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Kristy :) and yeah I definitely had to make that cut, need to keep these videos as family friendly as possible 😂

I was barely paying attention, then I heard you say "ah pushing his head into the grass, oh he kicked him too..." I looked up because I knew it had to be about Ndamukong Suh. He played for my team the lowly Detroit Lions, and yes he was maybe the dirtiest player in the NFL. Edit: I wrote this comment before watching all of the video. Suh also was the guy standing with all of his weight on Aaron Rodgers ankle that he already had injured earlier in the game.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

That guy is a psychopath!

@rich_t

3 жыл бұрын

@@kabirconsiders He was definitely scary both on AND off the field.

@patcavanaugh4941

3 жыл бұрын

Someone who shows those kinds of sadistic behaviors should be banned from playing, or at the very least penalized and/or fined for it.

“Is he an idiot?” Hahahahah great content man keep it up!

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks bro :)

The clip with jarred Allen would likely not have been flagged if he didn't have his hands up.

2:21 that was josh Norman. They were at each other’s throats the whole game

You should watch an NFL "sticking up for your teammates" compilation next.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

I’ll put it on my list!

You should watch Best NFL Draft Moments (Emotional Moments) it a completely different look at the sport and NFL players

because of the importance of the QB to the team as they are basically the captain and star player in one, they get special treatment. Like you see with them sliding, when they do this it basically means "don't touch me I'm going down, don't want to be slammed into the dirt and get injured". So when they get hit after doing that the entire team is pissed at the other for doing that and fighting usually ensues.

Also Steve Smith Sr was amazing

The NFL has gotten much better about protecting players from these cheap shots and shots at the head, but if you go look at older clips of what used to be considered great hard hits, a lot of them are hits to the helmet. A lot of defenders complain about how "soft" football has gotten and how many restrictions they have now. It's not that easy to stop anything when you're going full speed, including tackles, but defenders are expected to do just that now and it's mostly bc of the dirty players like Burfict, Suh, Romanowski (the dirtiest player ever), and Harrison who didn't care one bit about the safety of the offensive player they were going after. I remember as kid being told that if you go across the middle as a wide receiver, you should expect to be hit, even if you don't catch the ball. And there's no point in being scared and not catching the ball if you're gonna get hit anyway.

Another great reaction brother. Much respect from across the pond.

@kabirconsiders

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks bro :)

I really enjoyed this one! Great to see some of the old school clips as well….they were super rough back in the day.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate :-) and yeah I hear a lot about how rough the NFL was in the 70s and 80s

Several clips of the Steel Curtain in this compilation. I'm glad that there are more 70s Steeler games on youtube now.

Some of those hits have to feel like running into a brick wall! Great reaction.❤️

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Libby :) ❤️

1:54 Was at that game. We didn't want him on the team after that.

LMAO 4:38 I would love to know what was said here

Some rivalries get very ugly simply because the teams despise each other so badly. They just try to hurt each other. Feelings are heightened. The Steelers & Browns/ Steelers & Ravens have some of the worst.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah a lot of the guys in this vid seen psychopathic 😅

@JoeyNiklas

3 жыл бұрын

I wouldn't say they're psychopaths. Players often react or not think at all. Steelers/Ravens was always mutual respect despite the how physical the games were. Steelers/Bengals was pure hatred. Bengals have little brother syndrome.

4:35-4:40 Damn, he edited it out lol! Must have been some demented stuff

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Yep 😂

Norman and Beckham had been going at it all game, it's 35-7 and he was trying to basically just give Norman a concussion by just going for his head at the end of the play. Also being a kick/punt returner is the most dangerous job!

Love all your content keep up good work cant wait for my reaction lol also i like the beat in your intro

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much bro :)

Now those were some great reactions on this video lol. You gotta see the best highlights to the 2021 MLB homerun derby

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

I’ll try to do that this week!

"Did he not see the ref right behind him?" Yeah, he did, he's the only person in the world with eyes in the back of his head lol 😉

Thank you for reminding me that NFL starts in about six weeks! 🤗

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Can’t wait!!

Many of these game are between division rivals where the intensity level is much much higher.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Ahh I see, big games usually raise the intensity levels

Kabir, that why the NFL had put in new rules about when you hits peoples and where.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah the new rules were definitely needed, I don’t want to see anyone die out there!

I’ve been watching other sports and now I come back to football and I’m like “damn this shit is violent”.

6:40 The guy who made the hit was Vontaze Burfict. He's one of the dirtiest players in recent memory. He has a history of breaking player safety rules, and he's been suspended for 22 games and has racked up over $5 million dollars worth of fines and forfeited salary. He is also the one who hit Antonio Brown at 11:01 and gave him a big concussion and CTE

@mitchdrew9005

2 жыл бұрын

And if you want to brighten up your day, search up JuJu flattening Vontaze Burfict

@BitterDFD

2 жыл бұрын

And then JuJu Smith-Schuster flattened his ass on a great block in retaliation. I think it's nonsense that it was dirty but even if it was Burfict had it coming. Dude is a psychopath. Why no one wants him now is a total mystery......

2:12 that was one of the many moments of Odell Beckham Vs Josh Norman

Exactly why the NFL was off my viewing menu 10 years ago

Burfict (the Raider smiling after the hit and the Bengal who led with his shoulder) was banned from the league awhile back

There were things that went on during games played in the 1960's & 1970's that makes some of the incidents in this video look like kids playing on a playground. Two particularly notorious players were Fred "The Hammer" Williamson of the Kansas City Chiefs & Conrad Dobler of the St. Louis Football Cardinals (now Arizona Cardinals). You compared some things to WWE, but AEW is much more physical & violent than WWE. This past Wednesday night, the main event on AEW Dynamite was a Texas death match that involved tables, chairs, trash cans, barbed wire & a folk as weapons with considerable blood.

@O-D-X

3 жыл бұрын

Dobler is up there with Butkus, Tatum and "Night Train" Lane for some the dirtiest players ever.

Yeah, in the NFL, the rules state that if a player has the ball, & is down on the ground, then all the other team has to do is touch him, & the play is dead. Just touch him, not pile into him. And, you can't hit a player that doesn't have the ball. So, hitting someone before they have possession is illegal. And no, you don't hit someone in the endzone after they've scored, or someone out of bounds.

@TreyBlythe

3 жыл бұрын

You can, however, block a player that doesn't have the ball. That really throws off the rugby guys.

Odell went for the guy's head. Back in the 70's it was called "head hunting" and it was brutal but flags were rare. Now if you look at a guys helmet too long they throw a flag.

@markrabideau4067

3 жыл бұрын

but the concussion rate is dropping, I'll definitely take that

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

If you look too long 😂😂 that got a legit laugh out of me

@hah3456

3 жыл бұрын

Sooo true…TARGETING! Like, didn’t even make contact wtf 😂😂🤣

That was some fun old school talk when they were talking about Jack Lambert being upset, Google Jack Lambert and think about getting him angry. :-)

@hah3456

3 жыл бұрын

Was that clip with Terry Bradshaw? I couldn’t see it clearly

@theblackbear211

3 жыл бұрын

@@hah3456 I think so, it wasn't too clear.

Kabir there was a player named Dante Hall he got his career cut short cuz of a horsecollar tackle (means grabbing inside the pads by the neck & throwing them down) sadly it broke his neck luckily it didn't kill him but ruined his career in 2009 & the player on the Bengals was only fined $15,000 & suspended only 2 games but his career was ended

There's an argument to be made against fighting in hockey but it does help keep a lot of the dirty stuff to a minimum and offers a release to tensions. I didnt play football in high school but I played lacrosse in college and the biggest hit I ever took was when I jumped in the air to catch a pass and a guy about 6 inches taller then me laid me out. I got somersaulted backwards and by the time I got my bearings everyone was on the other half of the field. lul

I was at that game 15:53 I was pissed and definitely yelling on the top of my lungs

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Being at that hands must’ve been crazy!

Just starting the video, but before getting into it I'm just guessing the Rob Gronkowski pile drive on Tre'davious White will be on here. That was horrid, and I'm a Patriots fan. Edit: Yep, there it is! Also, they missed a super obvious one and it's not too long ago. Vikings QB Teddy Bridgewater was sliding to the ground and Rams safety Lamarcus Joyner dove in like a missile, hit Bridgewater directly in the head and caused him a nasty concussion.

@O-D-X

3 жыл бұрын

The Bridgewater hit was on there, I guess you missed it. However it is missing Jack Tatum's paralyzation of Darryl Stingley.

@dallasoliver1933

3 жыл бұрын

@@O-D-X I guess I did, I was cleaning and watching the video in the background kind of. Lol, multi tasking is not my strong point

The New Orleans Saints are WELL KNOWN for putting bounties on players on the other teams, if they injured stars they got bonuses

3:48 ... Perfectly legal block during the play, not dirty at all

Surprised the 1970’s Raiders didn’t make the cut

Kabir seems like he is very knowledgeable in a lot of different topics. it’s interesting to here what he has to say about whatever he is reacting to.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much mate :) I try to read a lot

The last the guy went into the tackle before the QB slid

Good afternoon. Evening for you I guess. Love football!!

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Kat :) and yeah it’s the evening over here

@tyjaifoster1112

3 жыл бұрын

@@kabirconsiders I've seen dirty cheap shots in the NFL to my Carolina Panthers

Nice video and reaction. Would love to see your take on Premiere League rivalries/events. Trying to get more into the soccer thing outside the MLS

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much mate :) I’ll definitely do a Premier League rivalry vid soon, either this week or next

There have always been 'dirty' players in the NFL, but Ndamukong Suh, Nick Fairley, and Vontaze Burfict took it to a whole different level.

@O-D-X

3 жыл бұрын

Dude those guys don't even compare to Bobby "Night Train" Lane, Dick Butkus, Jack Tatum or the entire Steelers and Raiders defenses from the 70s.

You should watch the Norman Beckem battle

You forget that when it comes to rivalry games the players don't care about doing it clean. They want to destroy their rivals. Especially the long time rivalries

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Good point, still some of this behaviour was just pure thuggery!

@BlueDebut

3 жыл бұрын

@@kabirconsiders thats the point. The players naturally DESPISE their rivals. They want to put on a show for the fans and win in the best way possible. With CRUSHING force

I remember the football kids wanted me to join football in high school as a linebacker because I am "big"... i was just fat and i think they wanted an excuse to hit me like the guys in the video lol

Bears v Packers, not surprised there are some dirty hits there. One of the oldest, if not the oldest rivalry in the NFL. Both teams have been playing for over 100 years. They're 2 of the 3 oldest NFL teams. Packers were founded in 1919, Bears in 1920, and the Cardinals is the oldest team founded in 1898. The NFL was originally the American Professional Football Association, and was founded in 1920. There are older rivalries such as Yale v Princton (1873) and Norwich Free Academy Wildcats vs New London High School Whalers (1875). The Cardinals are probably originally named after the color, rather than the bird that's on their emblems. In 1901 they purchased used uniforms from the University of Chicago. Chris O'Brien referred to the faded uniforms as being "Cardinal Red" and they became the Racine Street Cardinals. Before that they were the Racine Normals, (They played at Normal FIeld on Racine Street in Chicago) and before that Morgan Athletic Club.

11:00 there was a clap back next play one of his boys flattened or bull insides one of those two

Weird how half of these are against the Packers. My team. Didn't realize we had so many cheap shots against us

@jordanpeterson5140

3 жыл бұрын

They hate us cuz they ain't us.

@BlueDebut

3 жыл бұрын

@@jordanpeterson5140 damn right 😂😂😂

Football is a tough sport but there's no room for dirty plays if you hit my teammate like that I agree with you I'm fighting

At one time the coaches would encourage there players to hurt as many of the opponents as possible. My father told me at one time that a Chicago bears coach always told his player that if we can’t win, hurt them. It was a very brutal sport, still can be life altering but the refs are clamping down.

@PapaEli-pz8ff

2 жыл бұрын

I remember watching an NFL video from the seventies when I coach told his players to knock snot bubbles out out of the other team's players noses..

@libbysa4822

2 жыл бұрын

@@PapaEli-pz8ff aA lot of people will argue with us but I can’t forget what my Dad told me and you can’t forget get what u saw

Vontaze Burfict (the guy that was blowing kisses) had a long history of dirty hits. He was suspended for the year after the hit in this video. He became a free agent in 2020 and no team will touch him, career over.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

That man needs psychological evaluation, definitely got a screw loose

@Markinator57

3 жыл бұрын

@@kabirconsiders for sure but the truth is many of these guys don’t come from good pasts and had football to make it out. Many without fathers and in rough areas growing up etc...

Video leaves out the biggest cheap shot in NFL history. Check out Jack Tatum's hit on Daryl Stingley. Stingley was paralyzed from the hit. Jack Tatum had the nickname of "The Assassin" for a reason.

4:24 coward😂

That Antonio Brown one wasn’t intentional. He was trying to hurdle the tackler & the guy changed direction & kind of fell backwards to make the tackle instead of staying going forward.

6:44 burfict is seen as the most dirty player ever he ended Antonio browns brain he was the main villain of the NFL in the 2010s

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

The man looks like a lunatic!

@stolenlaptop2407

3 жыл бұрын

He was a freak in a bad way trust me

4:40 I'm guessing you said something there that needed to be cut to not get demonetized LOL.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Yep 😂 trying to keep these vids family friendly!

6:40 Vontaze Burfict is one of the dirtiest players in the NFL. He has a history of cheap shots, some even game changing. See Steelers vs. Beagles when he knocked out Antonio Brown. Which lead to the Steelers winning with 18 seconds left.

08:26 you should do a video of #41 from the saints darren sharper

I'll be honest with you, if that were my teammate I'd ✂️edit ✂️

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Trying to keep these vids family friendly 😂

Do a reaction to Lyle alzedo. He sees football as war and wants to hurt everyone. A real brutal Neanderthal. But the meanest was Jack Lambert

React to Steelers bengals 2016 wildcard finish one of the weirdest moments in nfl history

Odell Beckham Jr had a hates Josh Norman and been at for some time

I was an angry child and played football so I could legally try hurt people. My therapy.☠️

ok here we go

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

This is a fun one 😈

You need to go back and watch some of the hits from the 70s and early 80s. Those hit were legal then. Today they are 15 year penalties. In the Cowboy Steeler Super Bowl in 1996, there were several hit on Steeler WR that today are penalties. The were legal back then. Back in the day passing yards were way down. It was more of a running back league. One reason is DBs could hit WR up until the ball was thrown. There was not a after 5 yard illegal contact rule. WR would get mauled. The game has changed a lot over the years.

Grom the beggining of the game till the late 80's, those were perfectly legal hits. We were tought as kids " Put a hat on Somebody or you will feel my boot in your ass!" And that was from our Moms. Coaches were a bit more graphic. If we didn't put a hst om someone or stopped before the whistle blew, we would feel that boot from Mom, a jnuckle on the head from Dad and a slap on the face from Coach. It made a yellow hanky that much easier to take. If someone got hurt, Welcome to Football kid!.. Rhw plat Kanasta on the next field over.

@O-D-X

3 жыл бұрын

My high school team didn't consider it a real game, til two players left the field to go to the hospital.

@jerrysantos6484

3 жыл бұрын

@@O-D-X I bet that changed their mind quick fast and in a hurry.

Minnesota used to have such nice uniforms. Now they suck.

There is a highlight reel of every vontaze burfict fine and suspension in order On youtube.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

That’ll be a fun one to watch 😅

How many of these "dirty"hits were Suh? He's this generations Romanowski. If he's on your team you love it, but if he's not.....

Its intimidation!! They want these teams to be afraid when they play them.They do it to get into the other players heads.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Seems a bit extreme 😅

@Kim-427

3 жыл бұрын

@@kabirconsiders Agreed. Its America we are extreme😉

The thing is if you’re the quarterback and get a dirty hit on you you will always know that your offensive linemen will always be around the corner to kick the guys ass! You gotta appreciate the o-linemen

Sorry, I don't mean to leave a bunch of comments in your comment section lol. I just hadn't finished the whole thing when I left the other one but then I saw Vontaze Burfict on there lol. He's quite well known for how many times he's been ejected and fined for hits like this. He was the one who was smiling and blowing kisses to the fans afterwards as he was ejected. That wasn't his first time lol

Can you react too Odell Beckham vs Josh Norman

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

I’ll put it on my list!

Imagine a flopper like Neymar taking just one of these shots.

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

He’d need an ambulance 😂

When flaco dives at the ball I don’t think it was a “cheap shot” I think the other players were trying to get the ball... it’s a fumble after all... maybe that other guys was a little late but they just went for the ball

Worse one ever wasn’t in the video, look up turkey jones temporarily paralyzing terry Bradshaw…

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

Oh man I need to see a vid of that, but I’m not sure I’m ready for it

More college football please brotha

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

More on the way bro!

Im a Ravens fan that met Flacco several times he’s a giant human being and still think that was dirty asf. He can take it but if that was a normal sized human it would be injuries. Flacco is 6’7 easily

@kabirconsiders

3 жыл бұрын

A huge dude!

Alot of Packers/Bears clips in your vid. The best and longest rivalry in the NFL. GO PACK GO!!!!!!

In all honesty the worst hit I’ve ever seen was Patrick Willis hit on brad smith. The hit wasn’t even flagged too.