Man I gotta thank u for the work u put in these film sessions. As an European fan of American Football (and an Eagles fan too) for about 12 years now, I've learned about this sport and I got hooked. The most difficult part for me was to analize movement and plays, because I didn't grow up in that sport. Your content fills a lot of gaps in my technical understanding of the sport. So again, thank you for putting these sessions together for us. Keep it up. Awesome work ✌
I’m curious: why and how did this happen? If I grew up in Europe, I definitely wouldn’t like football. You know they only really play for about 12 minutes? The NFL doesn’t develop any young talent in-spite of all the money they make. Each team plays about 8 -10 games a year and yet they can’t grow grass. They use recycled tires: field turf. At least it’s an upgrade over the awful astroturf they were using. Also they somehow pit cities against each other to get cash-strapped cities to pay for stadium upgrades, new stadiums etc. Each time you hear a crack during the snap of the ball, someone’s brain is just a little bit closer to CTE. I have to look away from these things to even be able to stomach football. But please share. I’m very interested.
@@mrjooxmanallah I am from Portugal and there's no bigger sport around here than soccer (futebol). I grew up watching soccer and by my 20's I was fed up with all the floping around and crying to refs and all that crap.I also grew up with a lot of american content during the 80's and 90's so I was well aware of the nature of Football. In my mid 20's I was looking to see athletes that give it all in their sport, instead of overpayed prima donnas, and yes I know there's a lot of that in the NFL too, but what you see also in the NFL are super athletes that give it their all just for the love of it. The strategic side of football is also very interesting to me and it's much more complex than soccer strategy. As you very well mentioned, there's a lot wrong with the fundamental structure of American Football, but what I witnessed over the last decade or so was the development of safety measures, better gear and new rules and stuff like that.. In conclusion I like Football because in it's essence is a game were you have to be very inteligent and strong to excell at. You have to dedicate your life to it otherwise you won't get far. I do apologize for the loong answer but I've never been asked that before, so I had to really think about it,what it was that I liked in Football. Have a great one and GO BIRDS!!
800th subscriber here lol. Eagles fans love film breakdowns, especially breakdowns about players who look like they’re putting in effort on every play because we want to see the guys that want to succeed, actually succeed. Great breakdown, keep it up.👍
Smith was my pick last year for most impactful rookie. Ok, maybe I was off a year, but great to see him start to succeed. Dean was a serious 50/50 stud/bust possibility. Glad we got the stud and not the dud.
Sometimes it takes time for certain players to make that transition. That's why I tell people to be patient. I think they are starting to get position bro. Thanks for tapping in with me 💯
Man I gotta thank u for the work u put in these film sessions. As an European fan of American Football (and an Eagles fan too) for about 12 years now, I've learned about this sport and I got hooked. The most difficult part for me was to analize movement and plays, because I didn't grow up in that sport. Your content fills a lot of gaps in my technical understanding of the sport. So again, thank you for putting these sessions together for us. Keep it up. Awesome work ✌
This really means a lot bro. Thank you so much and I got you! More to come for sure 🏈💯
I’m curious: why and how did this happen?
If I grew up in Europe, I definitely wouldn’t like football.
You know they only really play for about 12 minutes?
The NFL doesn’t develop any young talent in-spite of all the money they make.
Each team plays about 8 -10 games a year and yet they can’t grow grass. They use recycled tires: field turf. At least it’s an upgrade over the awful astroturf they were using.
Also they somehow pit cities against each other to get cash-strapped cities to pay for stadium upgrades, new stadiums etc.
Each time you hear a crack during the snap of the ball, someone’s brain is just a little bit closer to CTE.
I have to look away from these things to even be able to stomach football.
But please share. I’m very interested.
@@mrjooxmanallah I am from Portugal and there's no bigger sport around here than soccer (futebol). I grew up watching soccer and by my 20's I was fed up with all the floping around and crying to refs and all that crap.I also grew up with a lot of american content during the 80's and 90's so I was well aware of the nature of Football. In my mid 20's I was looking to see athletes that give it all in their sport, instead of overpayed prima donnas, and yes I know there's a lot of that in the NFL too, but what you see also in the NFL are super athletes that give it their all just for the love of it.
The strategic side of football is also very interesting to me and it's much more complex than soccer strategy. As you very well mentioned, there's a lot wrong with the fundamental structure of American Football, but what I witnessed over the last decade or so was the development of safety measures, better gear and new rules and stuff like that..
In conclusion I like Football because in it's essence is a game were you have to be very inteligent and strong to excell at. You have to dedicate your life to it otherwise you won't get far.
I do apologize for the loong answer but I've never been asked that before, so I had to really think about it,what it was that I liked in Football.
Have a great one and GO BIRDS!!
VERY impressed with your stream. Excellent content and even better presentation. Looking forward to more !!
That gets me hyped bro lol 🔥🔥 thanks man
800th subscriber here lol. Eagles fans love film breakdowns, especially breakdowns about players who look like they’re putting in effort on every play because we want to see the guys that want to succeed, actually succeed. Great breakdown, keep it up.👍
And I'm here to deliver the best film for you guys. Drafted and undrafted players as well. This will be fun. Thanks so much brother 🫡💯
Smith was my pick last year for most impactful rookie. Ok, maybe I was off a year, but great to see him start to succeed. Dean was a serious 50/50 stud/bust possibility. Glad we got the stud and not the dud.
Sometimes it takes time for certain players to make that transition. That's why I tell people to be patient. I think they are starting to get position bro. Thanks for tapping in with me 💯