Imagine learning all that and playing only 4 snaps a season

@babybison2881

29 күн бұрын

Learning all what? It's like 40 pages and it's pictures of formations. Not exactly Chemistry or Physics.

@af6456

29 күн бұрын

​@@babybison2881 Have you done it? Could you do it under physical stress? Not being confrontational just curious.

@Johndoe-gd4tb

28 күн бұрын

@@babybison2881you are very smart

@babybison2881

28 күн бұрын

@@af6456 have I? No. I've never made an NFL roster. Could I? 100%, and it wouldn't even be difficult. Y'all act like football is played by scholars. It's played by guys who can barely read and write.

@theshield2207

28 күн бұрын

@@af6456buddy its simply just running a route…is running hard now? Soyboy go change your panties

I see why it's so hard to predict how good a qb will be in the nfl lol

@troylee4196

24 күн бұрын

Or WRs No wonder like 3 a year actually become good

@MickeyMo600

23 күн бұрын

​@troylee4196 I would say if that but we getting more and more talent at that position. Definitely the peak of the leagues history.

This is why QBs like Manning,Brees,Rivers and the goat Brady were just special!!

The book isnt the scary part. Its taking whats in the book and putting it on Tape that will keep alot of Players coaches and Gms up at night.

@therealbenjamin789

28 күн бұрын

It gets even worse when your on the field and have to visualize the play before the snap at the same time reading the defense coverage pre snap and predicting how they will react.

@AVanMan

27 күн бұрын

@@therealbenjamin789yeah fr it’s always funny when I see old head saying I could do that or how could he drop that. Like motherfucker do you realize the mental part of the game and how intense it is. Also for drops these qbs are throwing at the lowest 60mph and at the highest 70. That’s a mlb breaking pitch to catch with your bare hands. NFL players need more credit

@rollin60z

24 күн бұрын

Whyd u randomly caps some words 🤨🤨

That’s basically going to a technical school 😂

@hockeyfan1799

28 күн бұрын

No.

@wvbrookchub

28 күн бұрын

Nope.

@MoonayMultipliar

28 күн бұрын

No That is maybe one script of one prof But the difficulty is doing what you learned on the field

@babybison2881

27 күн бұрын

@@MoonayMultipliar which isn't hard. At least if you're not weetodded.

@MoonayMultipliar

27 күн бұрын

@@babybison2881 what isnt hard? Actually executing on the field? If it werent hard, people wouldnt need to dedicate their entire youth to the sport

Idk why, but I picture JaMarcus Russell seeing that playbook and saying "man....f*ck this!"

Idk why but I need that book. It’s been a dream to read and understand the play calling at the highest level. Thats good game he’s preaching I wish a lot of rookies would actually utilize it

If learning that book is the trade-off for 25 million dollars directly deposited in my bank account, then that's a steal in my opinion, and that book is basically my infant I'm raising now, lol

@jefframos4267

23 күн бұрын

It’s not just learning all the plays n formations… you gotta produce lol

@gtr0k

23 күн бұрын

Hardest part is definitely the physical part.

The hard part is seeing pre snap R2 in real life when your on the field.

@sjacqVO21

26 күн бұрын

😂

This is why I’m glad some NFL teams are hiring learning designers. Someone that can take this playbook full of words and play diagrams and make something that’s more engaging so that players can better recall this stuff in practice and games.

just ask madden

@Yerocco

29 күн бұрын

Lmao that’s me then find cover 2 and get smoked

@prestonhouston4079

29 күн бұрын

How to become nfl head coach

@mannyreyes1340

28 күн бұрын

😂

@ronald8792

23 күн бұрын

The white guys get a playbook the black guys get Madden

@elparcero1220

22 күн бұрын

We can't. He Dead P.S. Yes I know that's the option for the Madden Game before anyone goes to me with the r/woosh

30 NBA guys can definitely do this 😂😂😂😂😂

Football has to be the most complicated sport by far

@dinodaniels6309

23 күн бұрын

I don’t know any that could compete. Load management 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@colevanbalen7205

22 күн бұрын

overcomplicated*

That's CompTIA level studying

@iandaley2295

27 күн бұрын

2008 Texans playbook, so it's CompTIA C+

Let me give yall some free game. What Dan is here is showing you that playing football is much more than working out. You can’t be dumb and be a successful player. Your understanding must be as high as your athleticism. This is only a third of what you need to retain. There’s a reason you can’t be a freshman and then enter the draft

@trechinotre3742

27 күн бұрын

💯well put..

@prestigev6131

27 күн бұрын

That’s why I always hated the dumb jock stereotype you see in a lot of media. Like, how can u be captain of the football team and have a room temperature IQ? It’s just not possible for anyone who’s actually good at the game

@kevinleewilliams5119

25 күн бұрын

That's why when people complain about them making millions, I just think about the fact that they are the best of the best, and they make that money because average people cannot play at that level, neither physically nor intellectually for any substantial time, and why it's even impressive to make an NFL roster to begin with.

@NeonSuperNovas

23 күн бұрын

That’s almost any team sport dude lmao. You don’t think MLS, NBA, NHL don’t have playbooks and schemes that you have to learn 😂??

@Davidsl1991

23 күн бұрын

Well Michael Irving did say that after every play in the huddle for years Troy Aikman had to tell him his route because he didnt study lol

Wheres the play that had you run out the back of the endzone

@charliec2966

28 күн бұрын

HES WINNING. WE ARE NOT.

@cheetah747

28 күн бұрын

@@charliec2966this dude is an idiot - speak for yourself buddy

@Heyoka-uv8vg

28 күн бұрын

😂

@MRkriegs

20 күн бұрын

@@charliec2966 I think they lost that game actually.

@charliec2966

20 күн бұрын

@@MRkriegs NO. THEY WON THAT GAME. YOU MUST BE CONFUSED.

Imagine having new coach’s almost every other season and a new play book. Geez

As a fan, I wish I had one of these from past years. Interesting to learn this new info + finally learn some in-depth therms

Patrick Mahomes supposed to have a photographic memory, which gives him an additional advantage

@tjrose9830

28 күн бұрын

He doesnt because if he did then he wouldn’t have said a couple years ago that he couldn’t read defense 😂😂😂

@evileyevalaus

27 күн бұрын

​@@tjrose9830being able to read a defense quite literally has nothing to do with photograpic memory he would be able to tell you where they was not how what to do😭🤣

@tjrose9830

27 күн бұрын

@@evileyevalaus if he’s able to know where they are strictly from memory then he would recall how to predict and beat that same defense due to the amount of days and hours of film session to prepare against it. You said bs like stop it.

There goes Dan O just farting his way through the playbook

@mfuckgoogle3273

27 күн бұрын

He's such a tool

If I was getting paid millions this would get memorized in one day

@chrisbradford5893

29 күн бұрын

You either have an eidetic memory or you just talking.

@TWPhilly

29 күн бұрын

@@chrisbradford5893he’s just talking

@Matt24.

29 күн бұрын

It’s not as easy as you think it is trust me. I highly doubt that there’s players that take two seasons to learn the whole playbook.

@Matt24.

29 күн бұрын

@@chrisbradford5893 he’s definitely just talking

@ajh8566

29 күн бұрын

🧢

Jamarcus russels mom: honey..did you finish your book report? Jamarcus:yes mom(playing video games)

Danny-o showing how crazy this game is. Good work dude

People in here that saying this is easy knows nothing about football

@babybison2881

29 күн бұрын

It is easy. Anyone who says its hard isn't smart.

@brandonsmith9512

29 күн бұрын

It looks incredibly easy. It's almost like it's the exact same vocab as it has been their whole life. The A Gap is the same as it is in college as it is in the NFL as it was in high school. Trips still means 3 wr set on one side. And so when you hear a play call with trips in it, you already know who you are and where to line up. You don't just memorize the pictures, you learn the vocab and what the play call means, your part in it all, and if you can other people's parts well so you understand the play in its entirety instead of just your role in the machine. And then you practice it several days a week for months before the actual season even starts. It's like memorizing biology vocab if you know basic Greek and Latin word origins. It makes it way easier to infer the definition of the word if you understand how the word was named. The same applies to play calls. If you understand the vocab then the play call becomes almost self explanatory. The hard part is learning additions/changes for a specific matchup on short notice. Studying film on defense or as a QB. And getting the cadence and rhythm of your teammates down, developing that coordination and connection with your QB and teammates. Memorizing the vocab and understanding how the play calls work and learning the playbook is not hard.

@trevordillard4870

28 күн бұрын

@@brandonsmith9512 well how bout you go be an NFL QB since it looks so easy then 😌

@brandonsmith9512

28 күн бұрын

@@trevordillard4870 Did I ever say being an NFL QB is easy? Genuinely, is there a point to what you said? If there is I'm missing it entirely. The only point I can gather is that you wanted to say something that indicates to me you didn't read what I said. I never said being an NFL QB is easy. Nor did I ever imply that I could be one. I'm 5'6", even if I could diagnose an NFL defense in real time I couldn't see over the OLINE. That being said, I stand by what I said. Learning an NFL playbook is not difficult.

@ghostx4747

28 күн бұрын

​@babybison2881 since it's so easy, why aren't you in the NFL? You 300 lbs foos just be talking.

2008 Texans, so that was Kyle Shanahan as OC/QB coach with Mike McDaniel and Matt LaFleur as offensive assistants.

Makes sense; professional athletes make pretty decent coin. To whom much is given much is expected.

Marshawn lynch just used his beast mode abilities

For someone with serious adhd, having to read all that with the pressure of understanding and trying to be good…I would breakdown so bad

They’re already used to learning stuff like that because there’s carryover from system to system, so it’s no where near as hard as he’s trying to make it sound. The hard part is doing it when someone on the defensive side really doesn’t want you to

@sherrodjohnson9280

23 күн бұрын

It's actually the exact opposite when you come in for college versus the NFL college playbook doesn't look anything like this as far as depth we usually have smokescreen action just obvious plays just getting people in space this is way different

now i see why Johnny manzel & Jamarcus russell didint pan out 😂😂

@cheetah747

28 күн бұрын

And Dan orlovsky

@victorsalgado6742

28 күн бұрын

@@cheetah747 dan actually studied & put in the work thats why he gets paid millions too travel & talk football & you sit back watch his videos 😂 God Bless your soul lmao

@cheetah747

28 күн бұрын

@@victorsalgado6742 Dan Orlovsky is a complete moron that’s why he was so bad 😂 glaze harder buddy

Good stuff Orlovsky!

Imagine losing the playbook that’s the scary part

The funny thing is, he will always be remembered forgetting where the endline was and running back into the zone for a safety.

Back up QBs still make millions a year. Id study tf out of that book! 😂

He stepped out the back of his own end zone

@CalienteQuack

24 күн бұрын

What did you do?

A really frightening thought though is that Danny was licking his fingers to turn the pages of a book. The book also had tabs…

Script writers went deep on this one

Can y’all do this for the NBA rookies? I’m trying to see that one too

and its also a door holder

The fact that my son is 7 n thinks it just about tackling n running I feel bad for my lil dude because he just getting started

Don't care about the playbook, where's the link to that hat?

Just exposed the 49ers, Texans, Jets, dolphins, Rams and Vikings.

Johnny Manziel when they gave him the book: 😂😂😂😂😂

There were a bunch of blank pages when he flipped through to be fair

1st time seeing what that looks like Dan O. A QB studying habits seems like the best attribute then....forget the physicals.

I’d love to have that playbook. I’m going into football coaching so I’ll take all the help I can find

I wonder how many rookies sat down and seen that book, looked at it and got right up 😂

What page has the play where the QB runs out of the back of the end zone without knowing it?

How many pages is the kicker playbook?

Which play tells you to run out of the back of the endzone for a safety?

Holy kamoly. Someone oughta teach the league to use both sides of the paper. Tf is with all the blank pages 😂. They shoulda taught Dan-o the confines of the field

Where’s the play where you run out of the back of the end zone? Brilliant!

Kadarius Toney aint learning that. Im sorry. They treat him like a player that got traded mid season. "Go here, run this"

They had a definition for "win" in the terminology section

where's the play that shows not running out the back of the endzone

Learning the Playbook is no joke.

Whatever happened to the Tecmo Bowl playbook??

Just turn to the page where you step out of the back of endzone.

This is a lie! Most coaches have a general playbook written by staff and then the coaches implement new plays and things that aren’t in the book. Simple and that’s the truth.

And then you still gotta put in the work physically

I would do anything to have that playbook

Imagine all of that studying just for the games to be dictated by the refs and Vegas in the long run. Lol

a lot of guys know the playbook front to back but will throw 60 interceptions when they get on the field

I feel bad for the QBs that get bounced around lmao

As complicated as it looks. Most regular people work jobs with how to books just as long and technical. And they are doing it without any financial incentive of being rich either. I say this as a former athlete.

Make sure Austin Rivers sees this 😂

Is there anything in that book about not running out of the endzone for a safety?

How do we get a copy of that...fascinating

Should’ve studied where the back of the end zone is

It’s like going back to college again 😕

@adamjohnson5307

29 күн бұрын

They’re well compensated for their efforts. Even the guys that suck like him. 😅a

@sencillo96

28 күн бұрын

But getting paid millions instead

@babybison2881

27 күн бұрын

Haha no

And people say ball players are dumb.

Try being a nuclear engineer/operator. That's just a week worth of stuff. And you will be tested every week, and you score lower than 80% you will get one chance to make it up while still having to learn the next systems book the next week. If you don't pass you will be fired.....

@thekidfromcleveland3944

28 күн бұрын

Constellation still doing that?

@colereviewsyt

28 күн бұрын

@@thekidfromcleveland3944 not just them that's every nuclear plant period. Every energy company

Peyton Manning learned that whole book day 1, I seen an interview I believe it was Jim Mora who said this. Peyton supposedly is a genius a very very smart dude

Except if you're players like Vick or Tebow, "we will play you anyways" the best plays they do are the one they improvise

I just saw the Annexation of Puerto Rico there. I knew it!

Yeah they get paid alot of money

Pay me NFL (even rookie) QB salary, and I'll recite it to you backwards by tomorrow.

Mahomes has a book of these on every team

With nothing else to do, and all bills paid… piece of cake!

Dan it isnt 2008, we don't use those 😂😂

No fart?!? Smh letting me down Dan LETTING ME DOWN!

Its like any other language or learning endeavor. You dont learn the whole book. You learn your part. You dont eat a meal in one bite, you consume it in many bites.

@evileyevalaus

27 күн бұрын

No they quite literally wantnyou to learn the whole book because they need to see how much information you can learn an retain its not the same

Madden Coach, create a play... all of em... play it til it translates... 15 hours max lol

Can we buy those anywhere

@Dimesprodz

29 күн бұрын

That would be illegal. NFL teams would just but other team playbook and know what’s coming.

@kaidenisme9521

29 күн бұрын

@@Dimesprodz you can probably buy old ones somewhere

They should have had a general rules section. For instance “running out of the back of your end zone is a safety”.

@swolebodygaming5225

29 күн бұрын

😂😂😂

Oh ya I bet it’s real difficult to learn a book when you get millions of dollar and the best people in the world helping you learn it.

@evileyevalaus

27 күн бұрын

Oh yeah because making millions helps your brain learn and retain information this comment shows you know nothing about football😭🤣

Then you wonder us fans getting mad at these Rookies when they play on field. It's not that easy I would say. Lol😅😂

That’s why they get the big bucks

Some people in the comments really didnt do good in school and you can tell 😂

Idk how the qb do it 😂

Wait I didn't see the running out the back of the end zone play 🤔

@tjrose9830

28 күн бұрын

That lions team was one of the worst blocking teams in the league that year lmaoooo

@tjrose9830

28 күн бұрын

Making bad jokes when it makes zero sense

If your making first round money , easy

Soooooooooo it's like taking 1 semester of any college course?..... that's why it's so hard for these collegiate athletes to learn... weird. Dang imagine having 5-7 classes at a time/semester.

If I'm poor and this my way to millions that book ain't nothing I'm literally going to rewrite that book 2 times and read threw it as many times as I can before I fall to sleep life on the line

😮.. yeah we nfl ready

Try playing a sport that doesn't stop the game after every play to huddle

Bros house looks like a morgue

Dak kicked azz his rookie year🎉also

Jerry Jones

yeah, i think for millions of dollars i could figure it out.