British Couple Reacts to Best "Big Guy" Moments in NFL History
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Larry Allen might be the best guard to play the game, could bench 700 pounds and to make that sprint run down is one of the most insane plays I've ever seen. Also a gentle giant, wish the Vikings could have had him.
Shit he was the best but we already have a couple legends from the Vikes O-linman
Larry was the best ever to play at guard, but yes Randal McDaniel was truly amazing as well
Larry Allen (the very last one) was a 7 time all pro, 11 time pro bowler, on the 1990's all decade team, on the 2000's all decade team, on the NFL's 100th Anniversary all time team, is in the Dallas Cowboy's Ring of Honor and is was inducted to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2013! Not bad for big guy. Lol
Who? Pfft
And the NFL's strongest man in the 90s and not bad for a big guy from little Sonoma State
Larry Allen was great to watch play...an over all great athlete.
@@pollyduron674 the cowboys O-line in the 90s had some beasts like Larry Allen, Nate Newton, Eric Williams
@@JustMe-gn6yf yes, I know. I'm 50 and have been a fan since the eighties.
Love the big guy plays. Nobody tops the OG “The Fridge” William Perry
B.J. Raji play sticks with me the most because I am a Packers fan and that play was the touchdown that got the Packers to the Super Bowl in the 2010 season. His dance was hilarious; it still makes me smile to this day.
The best part is when he did the belt celebration and Joe buck goes “and that’s a big boy belt”
FTP
William “Refrigerator” Perry is a Chicago Bears player who was “big” in the 80s. Everyone was doing the Super Bowl Shuffle 😂
they may not get the name because in England fridges are tiny.
The Refrigerator Perry is a Chicago Bears legend. Fun fact, he lost a lot of his teeth playing football.
I'm a Vikings fan - The Refrigerator is a football legend!
I am not sure if this qualifies but in 1993 Reggie White recovered a fumble and ran it back 10 yards. He had the presence of mind to lateral the ball to LeRoy Butler who ran 30 yards for a touchdown and kept running threw the endzone and jump the wall into crowd, later known as the Lambeau Leap.
yep i was disappointed that play didnt make the list...its historic.
8:42 It's not the guy carrying the ball that is the big guy. It is the guy that caught up with him & chased a very fast linebacker down. In some ways this is the most impressive of any of them. I can't remember if you did Major League Ball Girls. If not you have to do one of those. Sometimes it isn't the pro players that are the most impressive.
the '85 Chicago Bears used this tactic on Green Bay 1 year after Green Bay humiliated them at the end of the '84 season. They then used it as an actual play at first at the goal line and then at other times. #72 William "The Refrigerator" Perry was their favorite Big Guy. He was 335# during this season as of 2021 he's 450# and needs a wheelchair. This got called the "P Formation. The Chicago Bears were also the team that created the "T Formation" back in 1933.
A year later…😅 This was fun to watch! Thanks for posting!!!
With "Refrigerator " Perry, as the story goes during a press conference early on with his time with the Bears, someone slide a refrigerator behind him, and you couldn't see it. So he was bigger then an actual refrigerator. This was back when no NFL player was as big as most current linemen. Now they are expected to be bigger and still pretty fast despite their size, so they can run down quarter backs if on defense, or assist their QB is on offense.
The first clip featured a defensive player playing on offence (occassionally) in the Super Bowl for the 1985 season. That Bears defense is considered the greatest of all time. He was one of the few players over 300 pounds. Now every team has half a dozen or more players heavier than that. Chicago hasn't won a championship since. The Bear at 6:25 was several decades later.
It's awesome when the "big non-runner guys" get some glory!!
A few times a year, a big man will line up as a running back when they are near the goal line to just plow into the pile and try to go for the touchdown like in the first clip with the Fridge.
Imagine try being that size and doing that good luck. Greatest athletes for sure
BJ Raji on the Packers who danced after the touchdown actually had a dance after that called The Raji. Had a song and everything. 🤣🤣🤣
Next year you have to go to a nfl game when they play in London. There’s no more this year but they have a few each year
Thing is, the big, heavy guys are usually defensive linemen who don’t get to score very often. Safeties also tend to be pretty big, but they tend to be more muscle than fat and double as a far field receiver when they need to as well as be the deep field blockers for the usually faster and more agile receivers. But yeah, it’s not that often when a 300+ pound lineman gets the ball and hits the zone.
It is always awesome when the big guys get the ball ! They need oxygen afterwards !
Oh yes!!! Love these clips! Football is my very favorite sport!!
That last one is the best Larry Allen is a Beast
i’m sure the refrigerator made enough money selling refrigerators in the 80s that he doesn’t mind the nickname lol
I had a Refrigerator Perry shirt as a kid
2:37 the avg 40 yard time for nfl lineman is just over 5seconds. might not be 191lb Tyreek hill 4.2 second speed, but at 350lbs that's a lot of weight moving very fast. lol
You mentioned baseball....if you can find a compilation of Bartolo "Big Sexy" Colon....hilarious to watch, and surprising athletic skills. Baseball's lovable big guy.
Refrigerator Perry was amazing.
It's always a treat to see the big guys make some plays
Thank you for making me laugh today
You guys should check out Reggie (the minister of defense) whites career highlights. it is about 23 minutes on one of the best nfl defensive players
Look up William the refrigerator perry and what he ate for breakfast because he could put it away like a refrigerator and his vertical jump will amaze you his speed sideways down the line was amazing.
Big Guys is an understatement. The Offense Lineman all 300 lb PLUS. The Defensive Lineman around 280-295, amazing how fast ALL of the players are, especially the big guys
I know that these are fairly recent clips. IMO one of the greatest big guys was Earl Campbell- the Tyler Rose-who played for the Houston Oilers back in the day.
Glad they ended it with the Larry Allen chase down. Dude was a beast and once did a bench press of 225 pounds 43 times
yeah well i did 5 - all in the same year too!hahahahha
Love your reaction! I recommend a major league baseball clip of Nolan Ryan a pitcher for the Texas Rangers when a batter for the opposing team Robin Ventura charged Nolan Ryan after being hit with the baseball and Ryan schooled Ventura why you never try to assault a man from Texas! It happened in 1993 and people still talk about it today!!!
I loved this one!!! Those guys are phenomenal!!
Just to give folks an idea of how big these guys are (if you weren't already familiar, here are some stats:
Here's some stats;
William "The Refrigerator" Perry - Height: 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m), Weight: 335 lb (152 kg)
Busari Alamu "B J" Raji (Jr.) - Height: 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m), Weight: 337 lb (153 kg)
Daniel Connolly - Height: 6 ft 4 in (1.93 m), Weight: 305 lb (138 kg)
Brett Keisel - Height: 6 ft 5 in (1.96 m), Weight: 285 lb (129 kg)
Vincent Lamar Wilfork - Height: 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m), Weight: 325 lb (147 kg)
Shaun Rogers - Height: 6 ft 4 in (1.93 m), Weight: 350 lb (159 kg)
Donald Ward Penn - Height: 6 ft 4 in (1.93 m), Weight: 315 lb (143 kg)
Keith Traylor - Height: 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m), Weight: 340 lb (154 kg)
Sam Adams - Height: 6 ft 3 in (1.91 m), Weight: 350 lb (159 kg)
John Stuart "Jumbo" Elliott - Height: 6 ft 7 in (2.01 m), Weight: 308 lb (140 kg)
Dontari Poe - Height: 6 ft 3 in (1.91 m), Weight: 342 lb (155 kg)
Larry Allen - Height: 6 ft 3 in (1.91 m), Weight: 335 lb (152 kg) -
Was the Offensive Tackle who from the far side of the field to make the tackle on the guy that was "fast for a big guy" -
who was Linebacker Darion Conner who was "only" 6 ft 2 in, (1.88 m) and 250 lb (113kg)
On Average, Offensive and Defensive Tackles are the Tallest and Heaviest Players on the Field,
Some Defenses use a "Nose Guard" or "Nose Tackle" these are often the heaviest men on the field.
Currently, Offensive Tackle Trent Brown is the heaviest man in the NFL, listed at: 6 ft 6 in (1.98 m) and 380 lbs (172 kgs)
(I am aware that these stats may vary from a player's playing weight at various times in their career -
but they give reasonably clear idea of the size of these men.)
Just as an FYI, in the NFL the bigger you are the higher your jersey number. Mostly because of the position you play. Single digits and teens are usually Quarterbacks. 20s and 30s are usually Running Backs, Full Backs and Half Backs. 40s and 50s are usually Offensive Line. 50s and 60s, Specials Teams. 70s are Tight Ends and Corners. 80s Wide Recievers, and lastly 90s are Defensive Line. Offensive Line can be big, but Defensive is usually bigger.
It isn't a sports reaction series until we introduce Millie to This Week in Sportsball.
Can't believe they didn't highlight James Harrison's Superbowl 48 pick-6.
8:40. Dude, it's not the guy with the ball. It's the guy that CAUGHT the guy with the ball.
When American Football list a big player, typically linemen, at 300lbs (137kilos) they're really 320lbs (145kilos). A player listed at 330lbs is really 350-360lbs (164kilos). There even has been players who were 400lbs (182 kilos), which make their athletic achievements all the more remarkable. Imagine a cute little Futbol player being chased down by an opposing player literally over twice his size and 3 times stronger. The last play by Larry Allen, 340 easy and the strongest man in the NFL chasing down another big man 100lbs lighter than he, was the most athletic play I've ever seen by a big man.
This is why American Football is such an awesome sport. You'll never see a 130kg man run that fast anywhere else lol.
I cannot believe what must go through a safety's mind when he usually must stop a 275 lb ball carrier and now in front of you is a 380 lb guy running as fast as he can straight at you.
One word: Fear!
So strange seeing you in the new place lol. We can see a window!
The awesome and scary thing is these guys are all 300 or 300+ LBS or 136Kg+ these are big dudes
You should probably know that these linemen are for the most part well over 300lbs/145kg…and can run 40meters from a dead start in under 5 seconds
Great video. I do enjoy watching sports, especially the highlights of great games. Thanks
You two should check out the legendary power of Butterbean. He's fighting best big guy, and fun to watch. At less than 6ft tall and almost 400 pounds he could knock the stupid out of an elephant.
Dude was a gimmick fighter.
@jayclean5653 dude held two world titles and fought in 3 different combat sports. He couldn't go past 4 rounds. Who cares, he ended most in the first anyway.
@@jeffstrom164 "world titles"
@jayclean5653 he and Tyson were going to clash for his super heavy weight title when Tyson was unifying the belts. If Tyson wanted his belt who are you to sneer at it? Fought some of the same guys. He was a legitimate puncher. He has the fastest knockout in history, knocking the guy out before the bell stopped ringing. You can watch the fight on youtube. The match clock never even ticked over.
@@jeffstrom164 He fought nobodies. Maybe 5 real opponents his entire career.
Those guys with "short legs" are often more than 1.93 meters tall.
I loved it. Haha
Check out the highlights of lsu Alabama college football game from saturday
William "The Refrigerator" Perry
Back in the day, the linemen were just big fat guys with good technique (especially on offense). But nowadays they're superhuman, 300+ pounds and and can run almost as fast as the average quarterback.
Larry Allen was from back in the day and in his prime no lineman was better and he would dominate in today's soft NFL same goes with Anthony Munoz, Nate Newton Eric Williams all would dominate today
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the person that made this video dropped the ball, they should have added a overlay with the height and weight of the spot light player of the clip
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Yes do more sports. Football, baseball, basketball and hockey. There are some worst weather games played in football videos.
great video......yes, please do hockey videos
This compilation is alright but in my opinion the best one is Best Big Guy Moments in US Sports History
Hockey yes!
Best of Alex Ovechkin!!!
You may not be able to tell in the videos, but a lot of these guys are 2 meters tall and 150kg. They are mountains of muscle and you would NOT want them to fall on you.
Watch video about William the Refrigerator Perry the man was built like a refrigerator.
Should check out Nascar radioactive for the season ending championship race this year!
I played football(soccer) as a gk, center mid, and left forward. I also played football(American) as a wr, cb, and punter/pk. Skills translate but American football is way more physical and as you get older way more specialized. Started as a wr, moved to cb cuz I was fast and small but being a gk I had great anticipation and intercept skills(I also played cf and ss in baseball til I was about 12). I started punting footballs 🏈 before I played soccer ⚽️… my punts had massive hang time… loved when 🏈 and ⚽️ seasons overlapped and I would stand in goal and take shots from the 🏈 players and none of them would stand in goal and take 60-70mph shots at their head from this, at the time, 5’8” 126lb dude. 😂 yes I would aim a pk at your head. 😂
You guys should react to the NFL celebrating too early videos.
Check out Funny lip reading in sports
Do some BASKETBALL as well!
The big guy's scores are almost always great. Please do more sports videos. Thank you.
Its lowkey brutal cause during the games they always call them "the bigs"
I just watched the World Series. Do they show MLB over there?
It’s just not fair 😅
When you name your baby Jumbo Elliott, he better grow up to match the name. He was 6feet 7 inches tall and weighed 308 pounds. I guess that qualifies.
Can you guys react to kick off return for touchdown NFL it's a cool video 😎
Most of these guys are over 6'5 height, no short legs.
Hockey!
funny
I miss all those excessive displays after touchdown.... sigh...
The very first one @0:55 was a travesty by Mike Ditka. Walter Peyton was the revered RB on Chicago and Ditka totally f’d him out of the only Super Bowl TD Peyton could have by that pathetic stunt to Perry. Just awful.
NFL refs getting hit is a good one.
As L would say... Run The Likes UP!!
Hi James and Millie, awesome that you are doing sports videos. Please react to the video by DoubleDWorth titled "What Happens When You Trashtalk Steph Curry...". It's a great video! Have a blessed day.
Do collegeeeee football
Most of them are 160kg +
Dallas Cowboys, the team America loves to hate.
All over at least 350 pounds
You should do College football. Way better than the NFL!
You totally missed the point on the last one.
NFL moments with 0 context
I'd love to see you two do a video about the highlights of Minnesota Twins star Willians Astudio. The sheer variety of positions he plays and the proficiency with which he plays them are a blast to watch.