NFL Films

NFL Films

Television and film studio that revolutionized the way America watches NFL pro football.

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  • @The_Mad_King
    @The_Mad_King19 сағат бұрын

    I wish we could have found a way to keep all the guys on that defense. I sure love defense and they all worked so hard all season to get us that far. #chiefs defense

  • @dustyguadian7570
    @dustyguadian757019 сағат бұрын

    I think it was that Alex was younger and more mobiles and everyone hated the way Rodger’s use you hold the football in college

  • @greggreg5008
    @greggreg500819 сағат бұрын

    He's that one dude that makes the game so much fun to play and watch...😂😂😂

  • @mikeyoungblood1642
    @mikeyoungblood164220 сағат бұрын

    Y’all, this was initially released on TV back in 2011!!!

  • @omegatiger8321
    @omegatiger832120 сағат бұрын

    Franco Harris always in our hearts, thanks Franco.... :)

  • @70ad84
    @70ad8420 сағат бұрын

    Just think the opposing team knew they were running the ball!

  • @hustlengrind8833
    @hustlengrind883320 сағат бұрын

    That was a time to be alive 😂. NFL be HATING

  • @tello6735
    @tello673521 сағат бұрын

    A truly amazing and inspiring individual

  • @Gandtroth
    @Gandtroth21 сағат бұрын

    Aww, don't argue, Sam and Jeremy. I mean, after all, your states are gonna join forces and take over the country! You two should learn to get along!

  • @curtisfreeman4775
    @curtisfreeman477522 сағат бұрын

    HIGHWAY 63... ☠️

  • @bobdabilder1762
    @bobdabilder176223 сағат бұрын

    Still my 🐐.

  • @chuco915C
    @chuco915C23 сағат бұрын

    It’s definitely a different game now. They’re so much bigger than Fred and Dre lol

  • @marksasahara1115
    @marksasahara1115Күн бұрын

    I just called to say I Love You... That is so funny and beautiful!

  • @Leo-V
    @Leo-VКүн бұрын

    Did he really know John Madden

  • @Ayatollah_Khamenei
    @Ayatollah_KhameneiКүн бұрын

    Brandon graham, Jason Kielce, fletcher cox, desean Jackson, Jason peters, BIG DYCK NICK 🍆!!!!

  • @benp3592
    @benp3592Күн бұрын

    Imagine an alternate universe where Brady devoted all his efforts to baseball and becomes an incredible baseball player.

  • @PattyBandAidz
    @PattyBandAidzКүн бұрын

    Without question, my personal favorite Eagle of all-time....and it's not even close. Even if you aren't too interested in him, I bet that intro has you fired allllll the way up to watch this episode GOD-DOGGIT!!! 🫡🤙 "...I'm gonna be contacting somebody about coming where I am because you're not supposed to be there. If you come down here, you're gonna get something to take back there with ya.....YOU DIG IT..??" 🥶

  • @Soccercrazyigboman
    @SoccercrazyigbomanКүн бұрын

    Lol he deserves to be more than number 9. The dude kept this franchise relevant for years with horrible supporting cast

  • @arkie622
    @arkie622Күн бұрын

    Well KING Henry broke that 99 yard 😂

  • @M.Rod2389
    @M.Rod2389Күн бұрын

    Love this guy

  • @TheTwistedArcade
    @TheTwistedArcadeКүн бұрын

    Craziest part is Chris McAllister wasn’t no scrub either 😂

  • @fangtu5318
    @fangtu5318Күн бұрын

    US HAS FUNNIE LAWS COMMON,WHAT VICK DID IS NOTHING IN THE US

  • @fangtu5318
    @fangtu5318Күн бұрын

    In the US WHAT VICK DID IS NOTHING THESE DAYS

  • @jeffw1267
    @jeffw1267Күн бұрын

    Roman Gabriel just died, and he's being called "the NFL's first gunslinger." Not true. Graham loved to stretch out the field, plus he was super accurate. Way ahead of his time.

  • @ivandesantis858
    @ivandesantis858Күн бұрын

    I suppose it's fair to say aside from Pennington Bulger had the most "success" . But man 199 . Would anybody hazard a guess on what his options would be if he wasn't picked at all ? I've heard announcers say so and so made the team as a walk on but I don't know the pathway or the politics of that. It's just crazy

  • @markphillips480
    @markphillips480Күн бұрын

    I love Devin Hester number 23 with the Bears but it was a guy before Devin Hester, number 40 Gale Sayers, the Kansas comment the best of the best. His career is cut short he was the been the best ever Walter Payton would’ve been the second Barry Sanders would’ve been third Emma Smith will be the fourth. I don’t me disrespect Earl Campbell, Jim Brown, Franco columbo, Eric Dickerson, Billy Sims, Tony Dorsett these are the best running backs ever that’s my opinion.

  • @henneburymarc
    @henneburymarcКүн бұрын

    Haha telling Mason scoreboard and stfu is so pure

  • @Ryguy-lg2xz
    @Ryguy-lg2xzКүн бұрын

    OJ can rest easy knowing that his wife’s killer is dead

  • @ramslife7295
    @ramslife7295Күн бұрын

    corny not guilty

  • @truejustice5185
    @truejustice5185Күн бұрын

    Matt Ryan said they don't pay me to block

  • @brandondavenport6147
    @brandondavenport6147Күн бұрын

    Mel is a legend

  • @UncleMikeNJ
    @UncleMikeNJКүн бұрын

    Four reasons why this is the dumbest play in NFL history -- or was, until Pete Carroll told Russell Wilson to throw a pass: 1. John McVay told Joe Pisarcik to fall on the ball. Pisarcik violated orders. 2. Larry Csonka himself told Pisarcik, "Don't give me the ball!" He turned down the advice of a future Hall-of-Famer. 3. Pisarcik fumbled the ball twice. He had a chance to fall on the ball after fumbling. Had he done so, it would have been a silly footnote in the year the Giants ended a 15-year Playoff drought. 4. He practically gave the ball to the one player on the Eagles in a position to pick it up and score a touchdown. Think about it: If any player but Herman Edwards had gotten to it, he most likely would have just jumped on the ball to secure it. The Eagles would have been in field goal range, but 3 points wouldn't have helped. Ron Jaworski was a good quarterback, the Polish Rifle, with a good receiver in Harold Carmichael, but there's no guarantee he would have gotten the ball in the end zone. But Edwards was a smart guy, who was in the perfect position to take advantage of the mistakes, and it was touchdown, Eagles; victory Eagles. It's fair to say that Pisarcik made 3 people famous on the play: Himself, Edwards, and Eagle broadcaster Merrill Reese, whose voice became familiar to NFL Films viewers all over the country, not just in the Delaware Valley.

  • @brianstudnicky9970
    @brianstudnicky9970Күн бұрын

    This is the O.J. i choose to remember because this is is truevto life history and legacy...haters can hate me too...they can"t refute statistics

  • @jaymoret7418
    @jaymoret7418Күн бұрын

    Today he wouldn't win because they'd say he didn't face "top defenses" or play in the SEC. He'd be considered "over-rated." They'd give it to some one-legged SEC RB.

  • @joeblessed14
    @joeblessed14Күн бұрын

    Let's not get it twisted DG is the best back in this room. Maybe not the flashes or entertaining. But at 5”8 at 40 say he slowed down by running a 4.3. 20 yrs in the game 19 consecutive seasons with an interception. And underrated as a punt and kick returner, one of the greatest when he did. Has more interceptions and towndowns of anyone at the table. And did it the longest at an extremely high level. DG Goat of DB’s!!!! He should have got more air time!!! But what he did say was crucial!

  • @rmraiders24
    @rmraiders24Күн бұрын

    My second favorite cornerback to Deion Sanders

  • @silverytc1566
    @silverytc1566Күн бұрын

    Glad Roquan Smith is training with Ray

  • @D1_Fr
    @D1_FrКүн бұрын

    Hope he has a sun

  • @davidburke9596
    @davidburke9596Күн бұрын

    Been a Raider Hater since Otis Taylor threw down Big Ben Davidson. Randy White 20 slots ahead of Ted ? Put your Cowboy hats away & start hanging around with people who know WAY more about football than you do.

  • @RealRyanJKaz
    @RealRyanJKazКүн бұрын

    if Ed says this thing, I 100% believe everything for a Hall of Famer to say that about someone who was in their prime and played the same position as them, it shows that respect that he had in the league the best of all time safety whether it was strong safety/ free safety or punt returning.

  • @davidburke9596
    @davidburke9596Күн бұрын

    I've read that HGH causes bones to grow but not teeth. That is why people who use HGH in their 30s often develop large gaps in their teeth that weren't there in their early 30s. Big Smile !

  • @davidburke9596
    @davidburke9596Күн бұрын

    If he's #31 Boselli can't be lower than #30.

  • @trainsgoingby3564
    @trainsgoingby3564Күн бұрын

    What were the rumors?

  • @raveporn
    @ravepornКүн бұрын

    MAGA and right wing Christians have forgotten that being tough on a kid, and abusing a kid, these are two different things, and you'll get two very different results.

  • @Dotman89
    @Dotman89Күн бұрын

    I definitely think Bruce cappin about the hamstring injury😂

  • @codysmith5602
    @codysmith5602Күн бұрын

    He won’t be remembered for his football career, but he was the clear best player of the 70s. Would probably be viewed in the top 20 or higher without the off field stuff. Rip OJ.

  • @yeildo1492
    @yeildo1492Күн бұрын

    The definition of relentless. Just a ridiculous motor. 2:23 is one of the 2-3 greatest plays in NFL history. And I hate the Cowboys.

  • @brendan6704
    @brendan6704Күн бұрын

    Marvin Harrison was Silent but Deadly

  • @davidrosa-tf3mw
    @davidrosa-tf3mwКүн бұрын

    Toooo much talking.

  • @user-cn4ff9vr3x
    @user-cn4ff9vr3xКүн бұрын

    Get our quarterback 🎉

  • @ThankGodImBlack370
    @ThankGodImBlack370Күн бұрын

    LL Cool J is responsible for the new meaning with an album he released in 2000. Inasmuch as someone will tey to find the new meaning origin before this , I also challenge you to prove how rhey made it applicable. OHH I DIDN'T KNOW THEY WERE GOING TO GIVE HIM CREDIT!! Posted before video was over😂