It’s crazy that only four years separate Frank Gore and Frank Gore Jr. from the NFL

@lilguy952

2 ай бұрын

If only gore could’ve lasted a few more years in the nfl 😢

@drunkenmmamaster419

2 ай бұрын

Frank Gore played like 20 seasons that’s wild to think about especially a running back in that era got beat up bad

@prodigy2244

2 ай бұрын

@@drunkenmmamaster419 esp after his knee injury in college

@hzh0847

2 ай бұрын

😮😮😮 you’re right

@SnuggieMaple

11 күн бұрын

What are some of the other closest?

Hearing “smaller and 6’4” describing the same person makes me feel like a hobbit lol

So many Jrs in this Draft class. MHJ, Brenden Rice, Jeremiah Trotter Jr, Frank Gore Jr, Junior Colson. Crazy!

@nedisahonkey

2 ай бұрын

Another Mcaffery brother as well

@stonemanelite6969

2 ай бұрын

@@nedisahonkeywho?

@tenacity2633

2 ай бұрын

@@stonemanelite6969Luke McCaffrey brother of Christian McCaffrey (49ers running back)

@stonemanelite6969

2 ай бұрын

@@tenacity2633 cool

@luke_darga

2 ай бұрын

Michael Penix Jr. too.

Being seen as injury prone then go on to play the most nfl games in history is wild lol

@ckobo84

2 ай бұрын

I saw a video of Bo Jackson, Herschel Walker and Marcus Dupree, everyone in the comment section was going googly ga-ga over them. Frank Gore had more NFL yards than all three combined, lol. It's always the stubby ones that are most durable, Emmitt, Walter, Barry and Frank.

@CodeName_JJ

28 күн бұрын

@1uvone ..I think that's the best " middle finger" you can possibly give

Marvin Harrison was a silent assassin. On and off the field.

@nedisahonkey

2 ай бұрын

If anyone didn't get the joke, Marvin Harrison shot multiple people (allegedly).

@AaronBrooks7

2 ай бұрын

lol

@johndavis9321

2 ай бұрын

Lol allegedly

@EricForReal

2 ай бұрын

One story had to do with a car wash that he owned, I believe

@swaglord1522

2 ай бұрын

And he also loves mcdonalds

"one biscuit shy of 300 lbs" 💀

@TheTheCeSaR11

2 ай бұрын

It had to be a reference to when booger was talking about Kelvin Benjamin that one game😂

Holy moly I'm old.

@Shmuel420

2 ай бұрын

I know that feeling, bud

@Excard0n

2 ай бұрын

To be honest they are popping kids out at 21 usually once they get the money and contract. But yeah, makes you definitely feel old. To note, I had my son at 21. It is very nice to still be young and able to do stuff with your kid when they are older.

@nedisahonkey

2 ай бұрын

In the words of one of history's greatest poets "Well the years start coming, and they don't stop coming". That poet is now dead, killed by time. And time will kill us all too some day, well all of you. Not me, I'm immortal.

@blvd6969

2 ай бұрын

I said the same thing bro lol

@psideTXdude03

2 ай бұрын

Me too bro

Frank Gore Sr The most under appreciated RB of all time.

@JDroo-me5uo

2 ай бұрын

Roger Craig

@blairpenny1526

2 ай бұрын

Curtis Martin too

@willsmith8586

2 ай бұрын

So under appreciated that he played and started for years in the NFL and walked away with millions.

Jerry Rice's touchdown record is practically untouchable for the foreseeable future. No one currently playing is even close to where he was in that clip, and he went on to score 81 more.

@loganmattoon5284

2 ай бұрын

He used stickum.😊

@AbbreviatedReviews

2 ай бұрын

@@loganmattoon5284 All the stickum in the world isn't gonna help you get open. But you're right, he should have just used the superglue gloves everyone has today.

@mars7304

2 ай бұрын

​@AbbreviatedReviews the average reciever benefits from the gloves, sure. Rice was coating his hands in goddamn ADHESIVE. That's more than a glove will ever do.

@loganmattoon5284

2 ай бұрын

@@AbbreviatedReviews I'm not saying it helped with separation. But there's a reason people always talk about how good his "hands" were.

Marvin Harrison JR has the ability to become a Randy Moss type player.

@s1mo-RBC

29 күн бұрын

Blasphemy. He's smaller, slower and has a worse vertical. But sure.....

Marvin Harrison was the Tim Duncan on the NFL And as amazing of a career he had, his greatest moment is having created a future monster in Marvin Harrison Jr. Marvin Harrison Jr. is consistently excellent just like his dad. Put him with a GOOD NFL quarterback, he doesn’t even have to be a superstar, and he’s going to put up Pro bowl numbers right away.

@trip2belize

2 ай бұрын

wish he was coming to indy 😢

@landonmarks-fn8fk

2 ай бұрын

good thing he is going to a good qb with kyler murray

@brome42

2 ай бұрын

yeah that murray harrison connection bouta feed families

@jimmyroberts6134

2 ай бұрын

@@landonmarks-fn8fkyeah

@Samurai31631

2 ай бұрын

Imaginé if the Chargers get him? Damn.

Look how phenomenal his son looks I'm sure little Harrison Jr does remember when his dad won the Super Bowl Championship in 2006 vs Bears in the rain but it had to feel incredibly awesome to witness the moment 2:48

I coached with a guy who played with Marvin Harrison and he said he ate McDonald's breakfast lunch and dinner 😂😂 cant beat genetics

I think Brendan Rice is going to be a stud in the nfl. Multiple 1000 yard season guy.

@Airi_Iwin

2 ай бұрын

I strongly disagree he doesn’t get much separation at collegiate level he not about to get it in the NFL and his routes are sloppy BUT I am hoping you’re right because I want to see him succeed just calling it out how I see it.

sorry I missed the birth of our son, KTO dropped

Hope Harrison Jr is not wasted on some ass qb

@homedogg1233

2 ай бұрын

He needs to go to AZ and be with Kyler

@chillnspace777

2 ай бұрын

​@@homedogg1233exactly. Kyle is dog water.

@s8helms1

2 ай бұрын

@@chillnspace777 Kyler is an above average qb

@brome42

2 ай бұрын

@@chillnspace777 delusion

@yesiagree3970

2 ай бұрын

​@@chillnspace777 Kyler is really good, he played good last season especially coming off an injury too, he's a good leader and a top 3 dual threat in the league

Frank Gore Jr was teammates with Eric Scott Jr who graduated from my high school and was the first player from my high school to be drafted into the NFL

@Earth_26_Bryce

2 ай бұрын

Thank you to everyone how liked my comment. If want to know Eric Scott Jr plays for Dallas and I would be so happy if Dallas drafted FGJR since those two were the cornerstones of Southern Miss

I have known Kris and Cullen Jenkins' Dad since our college days at Eastern Michigan. He was in my wedding party and his boys who were a couple of years older than mine used to play together. Their Dad did a fine job raising them as a single parent. Much respect.

As a Cardinals fan, I'm just waiting and waiting and waiting for Roger Goodell to announce, "With the 4th pick, of the 2024 NFL Draft, the Arizona Cardinals select, Marvin Harrison Jr., Wide Receiver, Ohio State."

@thomstant

2 ай бұрын

For Marvin Harrison Jr.‘s sake, I hope not

@parkerwilliams3326

2 ай бұрын

@@thomstant Do you have any idea how many fans and experts out there have the Cardinals as a sleeper team who can possibly reach .500 this upcoming season.

@dylanscott8186

2 ай бұрын

You must have not seen the news… cardinals traded the pick with Indy or they’re planning on it at least.. good luck tho bro

@brome42

2 ай бұрын

​@@dylanscott8186whered you see that??

@RowdyGromwwwww

2 ай бұрын

They traded that pick to the Vikings

Great video, I've been thinking about all the second generation prospects coming out this year and how many will make it. Especially the later round guys like Luke Mcaffery, Brendan Rice and Frank Gore Jr.

KTOOOOOO!!! Me and a buddy of mine were just talking about how old we were now to have been able to see so many solid players have sons and how some of them are already making there way in the league and the ones in the draft lol. Timing was spot on. I've always wondered about the pressure they may feel. Especially when their sons are built different and their just different style players too how that plays into it bc they aren't a clone of their dads. I wish them all well and think it's cool to watch some of the names of my younger years popping up again in the newer era of the NFL.

6'9" 321? Thats a big ass human

@shawnanderson6313

2 ай бұрын

That is a Giant

As a die hard Broncos fan, I was a little bummed to not find Luke/Eddie McCaffrey in here. Great video though.

Rice is like “he gotta put his foot down, got his legs up like his momma” 😅😂

*_Jerry Lee Rice is honestly the most statistically dominant pro sports athlete of all time._*

@gabrielmosler3454

2 ай бұрын

No that’s Wayne Gretzky bonds would be 2 but roids.. Then Jerry 3

Off work and KTO drops. I gotta say today was a good day.

You forgot Ed and Luke McCaffrey

damn, the editing was so slick! amazing work! gonna save this video for reference

Damn KTO I see you with the editing! Your videos are looking better and better every year!

@antoinezeraeallen7269

2 ай бұрын

Preach

Seeing MH Jr in his dad's arms makes me feel so old. I remember being a teenager and watching that game with my guys

This draft has so many generational sons it’s insane

Some awesome editing this video

What’s crazy is that clip of Frank gore jr was him running over Sean Taylor’s brother that’s wild

Very cool video. Really enjoyed it!

MHSR was a straight-shootin’ wide receiver.

another awesome video !! ..

Great video bro!

Those dads naming their kids after themselves lol

I played against Jerry Rice Jnr. in high school, Brendan certainly got way more skills and way less pressure in comparison

Great vid bro

*I met Jenkins back when I was in high school, my coach played in the NFL too and brought him in for a couple of practices. Cool, passionate dude for sure!*

Definitely excited to see what these young guys can do in the NFL. Especially the WRs

Imagine saying the words:”Smaller son at 6’4” Alt genes are absurd.

Crazy how many nfl kids are in this draft going to be a lot of boom or bust

"According to a Redditor," Yeah, I'm good

Epic Video!

The editing in this video is really nice, good stuff KTO!

those player graphics are phenomenal

Life always gets easier when KTO posts

Imagine your dad is literally the greatest to ever play a position 💀

You know you're getting old when you say to 20% of the league "I remember when his dad played".

Manning’s first career pass resulted in a 50 yard TD, his first season he holds the record for interceptions. Humble game.

Looking forward to Harrison, Gore, Jenkins, and Trotter.

Surprised you didnt mention how trotter Jr & harrison Jr were high school teammates

I'm old enough to remember watching these guys as a kid and playing with them on the old PS2 maddens. I feel so old lol.

12:55 "According to a redditor" - is that who we are citing now? 😂😂(I loved the video regardless)

What's crazy is that Frank Gore played in the league a few years ago

Route running is a MUST/premium for shorter players. Taller players don’t need crisp route running but when they do it’s a bonus. Good luck kid.

Hopefully Kris Jenkins Jr’s jersey isn’t too tight like his dads

Great video

Damn hearing Harrison Jr. speak is like trying to decipher a lifelong Scot's English or somebody from the Dominican Republic's Spanish. Thick accents can really make words sound like another language.

This makes me feel old 😂😂😂 Can’t wait to see Marvin Harrison jr play in the nfl

Gotta give it to Marvin Harrison, great nfl player on the field and an outstanding citizen off the field

Marvin Harrison was my favorite player growing up, crazy to see his son join the league!

Idk if he will win a super bowl like his father but I feel Marvin Harrison Jr will make his father more then proud

I think every non Titans fan pronounces NWI the same haha. It's supposed to be Nick Westbrook "Ah-Keen-Aye." Not "Ik-hine." Not a big deal, just thought it was funny.

Calling MHJ a "maybe top 5 pick" sounds like a hot take 😭

8:51 “Kris jr actually compares closer to his uncle culen” as he removes the soul from that man in the highlight 😅

MHJ not going top 5 would be hysterical, dude is too soecial

@terrylouis9183

2 ай бұрын

I can not see the chargers skipping on him...

If Marvin Harrison Jr is available at 3 and the Patriots don’t take him I’m gonna lose my freaking mind

@terrylouis9183

2 ай бұрын

Y'all need a qb...

@atex6175

2 ай бұрын

@@terrylouis9183 we had one unfortunately Belichick didn’t want to give him an o line wide receivers or a offensoffensive coordinator.

If memory serves correctly, Jerry had a son named Jerry Rice Jr. He was 5’10 185 pounds but unfortunately never caught on as an NFL receiver. Here’s to a career of success for Brendan Rice.

After watching videos like this, it feels like sports is getting more and more dynastic with sons following their fathers in the same sports, often playing the same positions within those sports as well.

No Luke McCaffrey/Ed McCaffrey? I know Luke just recently transitioned over to receiver, and his father was not the most well-known, but thought that would be in here too.

He's an awesome player, but why does that photo make Jeremiah Trotter Jr. look like his dad would take his lunch money if they played together 😂 I'd love to see him continue the Axe Man tradition with the Eagles though!

Frank Gore boutta be the steal of the draft

KTO is the goat

Rice could be the next Fitzgerald, he moves like him, not as big, and just a step slower, but great ball skills, big enough and fast enough to threaten safeties big corners.

"according to a redditor" u said that way too serious 💀

12:55 “according to a Redditor…what type of authority is that 🤣

I think u should bring this series back, an example of a father som duo is Michal Pittman Jr and Michael Pittman Sr

I wonder if Harrison jr. Got that killer instinct like his dad for sure did 😏 also he looks like the Pokemon jynx to me a kittke and bit haha

Funny enough Trotter Jr had draft meetings w/ Philly

KTO, would you consider doing a video on the number of injuries in the NFL? I was thinking about how it seems there's more injury nowadays than there used to be, but I don't know if that's just my impression, or if it's real.

Hmm… I kind of feel bad for Brenden because he has to live up to the GOAT’S name at wide receiver. If he is drafted in later rounds by the Niners maybe it will be more pressure on the kid than if he was drafted by any other team because if you have the last name Rice that comes high expectations especially in Niner lor. I hope he balls out and becomes as good as his dad once was. Only time will tell.

Marvelous Magnificent Marvin Harrison SR he was always quite he'd let his plays do all the talking but whenever he score touchdowns he never yelled at no one he'd never talked trash to anyone he's like the Philip Rivers in a way where he doesn't get under his opponent skin at times but truth be told Mr.Harrison is the Tim Duncan of the NFL Mr.Fundementals on the football field in Indianapolis just like Tim Duncan was on the hardwood with San Antonio plain and simple but Harrison SR won a Super Bowl Ring in 2006 too 2:26

What about CMC’s little brother

Why does Marvin Harrison Jr. look like Mr popo?😂

@dbsuper2928

2 ай бұрын

I knew he looked like someone 😂😂

@accelerationdynamics1654

2 ай бұрын

Das a violation 💀

Any team is going to be able to put Alt in and not worry about it for 10 years. Reminds me of Lane Johnson.

Poor Brenden Rice. Imagine being the kid of the greatest offensive weapon in NFL history. Impossible shoes to fill.

Did he say “according to a redditor”

@SSx2000

2 ай бұрын

Yeah that was a terrible line lmao

That's called building consistency confidence and awareness to be a better player week by week 13:13

Nice video

I’m waiting for the side by side image of Asante Samuel covering Marvin Harrison and Asante Samuel jr covering Marvin Harrison jr

John Alt's Joe Alt he's the real deal for real I believe he'll be a great O-Line in the NFL for sure 6:42

BLEESSED DAY

I deeply respect any person, who, when asked the stupid question "What did you learn from your MLB father?" answers "How to play MLB.".

kris jenkins this jersey is too tight

its wild, brendan rice was the last receiver selected in the draft. i know he got a chip on his shoulder.

I sware Harrison retired like 3yrs ago in my head lmao. Seems like not that long ago he was suiting up for the colts

9:58 this clip is from one of my episodes of Michigan Wolverines LIVE - check it out every Tuesday night at 8pm ET on the Voice of College Football Michigan channel!