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  • @matthewwithey4924
    @matthewwithey4924 Месяц назад +140

    Come on pat, research brotha, he's from Wales

    • @thisisgodkazzz
      @thisisgodkazzz Месяц назад +8

      no one cares

    • @mattcarberry368
      @mattcarberry368 Месяц назад +12

      you think Pat researches anything hahaha dude just gets baked and shows up to spew random thoughts into a microphone which i'm not even necessarily bashing, that sounds like an awesome job haha but if you're looking for educated well researched substantiated takes and analysis, you've come to the wrong place

    • @tammyboon6259
      @tammyboon6259 Месяц назад +14

      ​@@thisisgodkazzzSorry get the country right from where he's from!!!

    • @williamd1891
      @williamd1891 Месяц назад +4

      Andy is going to have to rename corn dog to cryyyn duyyg.

    • @williamd1891
      @williamd1891 Месяц назад +1

      Did he grow up near Llanfairpwllgwyngyll?

  • @Teckneek17
    @Teckneek17 Месяц назад +90

    Y’all know the eagles left tackle was a rugby player in Australia before becoming a monster. 6’8” beast Jordan Mailata

    • @Chudsic
      @Chudsic Месяц назад +12

      Exactly, never played football before ! 🦅🦅

    • @tammyboon6259
      @tammyboon6259 Месяц назад +11

      EXACTLY!!! I was surprised that they didn't talk about Jordan!!!!

    • @cbalexander4444
      @cbalexander4444 Месяц назад +8

      Falele for the Ravens too. 6’8” and cut.

    • @THEROOSTER92420
      @THEROOSTER92420 Месяц назад

      Is he going to be playing special teams? No that’s all this guy will be doing

    • @jc0257
      @jc0257 Месяц назад

      everyone knows that

  • @ArtInTheWild24
    @ArtInTheWild24 Месяц назад +28

    Watched him on the Netflix rugby 6 nations documentary he’s tough

  • @ciaranbrk
    @ciaranbrk Месяц назад +6

    He is welsh. He is a world class winger I say this as an Irish man who is lucky enough to have a world class international team at the moment. He looks good he is still very young and has a blistering turn of pace and can tackle and defend a tackle.

    • @WalesTheTrueBritons
      @WalesTheTrueBritons Месяц назад

      Indeed, The Irish suffered for quite a bit looking for top players in such masse they could build a class team. It’s now Wales’ turn to go through that. Something they haven’t had to deal with for two decades.

  • @daveynicol1
    @daveynicol1 Месяц назад +16

    He’s Welsh dude 😂

  • @KCJaguar8-6
    @KCJaguar8-6 Месяц назад +36

    As a College Rugby player and a chiefs fan I'm really rooting for this dude

    • @tammyboon6259
      @tammyboon6259 Месяц назад +3

      I HEAR U!!! I think this is a genius & exciting move by Veach!!! U know he's bin scouting & looking at him & his tape 4 probably a few yrs but kept it quiet!!! I keep saying I hope he's in the tight end room & is mentored & taught by Travis the greatest receiving tight end of ALL time!!! Trav could teach him how to run routes in the slot esp, & how 2 get open!!! If he starts now, he could potentially b ready 2b Trav's replacement whn the time comes & he retires!!! The bottom line it takes reps & exper 4 his play & 4 his rel'ship w/ Pat 2 grow!!! Its ALSO why its SO brilliant 2 start him now, at 23!!! He's young, talented, fast, a beast & a great professional athlete all around!!! He's obviously driven & wants 2 play in the NFL & has bin already training!!! Andy more than any oth Offensive Coach knows how 2 develop, & use tight ends & bring out the best in them!!! Even Trav hving played tight end in College has said, whn he got 2 KC Andy Reid developed that position 2 suit particularly him & 2 bring out the best in Trav' productivity!!! I think like how Spags can & does use the defense players 2 play diff defense positions in a game, I can c him also being used as a long field wide receiver, & another great running back 2 plough thru guys!!! He's also used 2 playing the whole game like soccer players, compared 2 football players, who rotate!!! BUT Rugby is a rough, hard game & man, u hve 2b tough!!! I hope we c him soon catching throws & spending time w/ Pat!!! Rishee Rice wz actually mentored by Trav last season. As we know Pat has bin working w/ Rice already in Texas, & obviously during the season whn they had 2 stop & work on the fundamentals, throwing & catching the ball!!! Pat ALSO he's invested, not just driven in his own performance BUT is a great leader & teacher as well!!! He cldn't be playing & entering into a better franchise than the Chiefs & the overall team, from all the coaches 2 Pat & Travis 2 set him up 4 success!!!! Ironically I've heard fans of Rugby in Europe who watch Travis say on their YT channels that on some plays, Travis looks like a Rugby player!!!

  • @andrewevans5579
    @andrewevans5579 Месяц назад +59

    Irish!? He's Welsh bro

    • @rsgomlftw
      @rsgomlftw Месяц назад

      Don’t nobody care about a country named after whales

    • @WalesTheTrueBritons
      @WalesTheTrueBritons Месяц назад

      Well, Americans believe that you can only be from three nations if you are white, England, Germany or Ireland. The level of Worldwide common knowledge is atrocious.

  • @andrew7777
    @andrew7777 Месяц назад +7

    This signing will be one that attracts the attention of UK rugby fans and beyond, thus opening the NFL up to a bigger overseas fan base. Especially in Wales.
    As of that announcement today, the Chiefs are now going to be my team and I've subbed to several Chief's YT channels today 😂

  • @mariamonsegur9403
    @mariamonsegur9403 Месяц назад +9

    Chiefs looking out of the box , creativity is the key to wining !! Back to back to back take creativity at his best !!

  • @thezist3353
    @thezist3353 Месяц назад +8

    well he has been clocked faster than 4.3something but had a bad run day at the ipp pro day apparently

  • @pushpak
    @pushpak Месяц назад +10

    I'm routing for him and I suspect he's going to the practice squad. But WR? Gotta learn that route tree and know you're going to get hits from 360 degrees. But the new kick-off rules will suit him perfectly. The issue for Rugby players transferring to American Football is still the playbook.

    • @tammyboon6259
      @tammyboon6259 Месяц назад

      YEA, but he's surrounded by the greatest to teach him!!! I keep saying that Travis would be the BEST imho, 2 mentor him & teach him how 2 run routes & how get open!!! (The BEST at his position, ever when it comes 2 receiving!!!) Andy mentioned that in part what makes Spags a great defensive coordinator is how he teaches & is able 2 break down plays 4 the defensive players!!! I think also b/t Andy being a genius offensive coach, creative & innovative at making plays, I'm sure him & Nagy will be great at also breaking down plays 4 him!! He also has Pat the greatest QB 2 learn from!!! And it took Pat still a few yrs 2 learn football!!! That's why a lot of pundits think that Pat is just ONLY entering in2 his prime!!! (He still knew baseball the most whn he entered the NFL. We know he also played Basketball in High School. I think in College they let Pat play both Football & baseball?!?! I know he didn't start his 1st yr in College & he wz ok w/ that. His dad wzn't & it's why his dad wanted him 2 just go & try out 4 professional baseball, but Pat chose football 2 stay & ultimately pursue. But he also didn't go 2 College his last yr & announced in a Press Conference that he wz trying out for NFL!!! So, more than any oth player, he's going 2b understanding & want 2 help lead & teach him, whn football wz the game he knew the least!!! & Dan from ESPN said 2 Rich Eisen "I think the best thing Patrick's parents ever did 4 him wz NOT 2 put him in2 a proper QB school! It never took the SPECIAL out of him!!!" Pat himself also has said, that he thinks Coach Reid wz the best coach for him, b/c he didn't try to make Pat like a regular QB!!! I'm sure this guy as a Rugby player, there's going 2b sumthing special abt him that he'll bring that u can't teach & then teach him the fundamentals of football etc!! Travis has said that Coach Reid also adapted & developed the Tight End position that best suited him & 2 bring out the best in him to play at a diff level than he did in College!!! I've heard fans of Rugby in Europe on YT channels say that Travis reminds them of a Rugby player!!! And then there's the Veach. U know he's probably been looking at this guy for a few years & keeping it quiet!!!

    • @goldenageofdinosaurs7192
      @goldenageofdinosaurs7192 Месяц назад

      From what I heard, he’s familiar with football & has been since he was a kid, so the sport is not new to him.

  • @jamalcooper7544
    @jamalcooper7544 Месяц назад +11

    Pat kilt me when he said “he’s a Properly jocked white” lmboo. This Show is hilarious

  • @NinjaSquirrel30
    @NinjaSquirrel30 Месяц назад +11

    I believe he's Irish
    FFS do some research on your topic!!!
    He's Welsh 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 🤦

  • @danielhynson
    @danielhynson Месяц назад +4

    I think this dude’s gonna be monster out here in the NFL and I’m super psyched to have them on my team Kansas City Chiefs

  • @westonbrewster8344
    @westonbrewster8344 Месяц назад +10

    Veach playing chess when others playing checkers

  • @fredreesgriffiths7843
    @fredreesgriffiths7843 Месяц назад +4

    4.45, I mean he is 6 foot 3 so it’s prolly a longer build up for the speed, but yeh he’s definitely top 5 in world rugby in terms of speed

    • @Rafael-xt1nm
      @Rafael-xt1nm Месяц назад

      apparently he got 4.20/30 in training, so was very disappointed he got 4.45 in the main run

    • @kcrang
      @kcrang Месяц назад

      Dude runs 100m in 10.4 sec, and he clocked around 24mph in rugby field. Crazy fast for his size

  • @James-ff3nr
    @James-ff3nr Месяц назад +16

    as a welsh guy who played rugby for wales at an international youth level and always loved the nfl this guy has potential to be one of them players you look at and say he changed the game. to me i’ve always not understood why nfl hasn’t used laterals more it’s such an easy thing to do to pass how rugby players do and it would give defenses a nightmare. i think he’d have to have a year as a practice squad member to learn the game but if he can nail that down he will be game changing. it would make the sport more global would have other people looking into it because rugby doesn’t pay like other sports. he’s played for the british and irish lions which is the biggest accomplishment you can get in rugby you have to be the elite of the elite. if he can learn the game he could be someone you look at in a few years who changed the game

    • @tammyboon6259
      @tammyboon6259 Месяц назад +1

      Well, that's also why I think the Chiefs is the best team 4 him!!! Its the BEST franchise!!! They have the best Coaching staff all around & obviously the best QB in the NFL!!! Andy Reid is the best Head Coach but he wz also the best Tight End coach, b4 he became a Head Coach in the NFL!!! And b/t his coaching & learning from Travis', they could be pretty AMAZING & ELECTRIC to watch together!!! I know that during the SB, the most dangerous offensive player on the 49ers wz Christian McCaffrey!!! I got nervous everytime he got the ball!!! And whn Jennings thru the ball across the field to CM to score a TD, that wz a crazy play!!! I wzn't surprised 2c that he won the the best offensive player of the yr award in the NFL!!! Brock Purdy wzn't their MVP, it wz Christian McCaffrey!!!

    • @abel78750
      @abel78750 Месяц назад

      Obviously you've never played American football before.

  • @user-qy7tw1eb1x
    @user-qy7tw1eb1x Месяц назад +1

    Love the shout to lacrosse athletes… Boston Connor put it well… football players up in the northeast typically play hockey and/or lacrosse in the winter and spring… lots of comparable skills as all are contact sports

  • @n8doggy733
    @n8doggy733 Месяц назад +5

    I expected to hear he would be punting, they're gonna actually play him!? wow, gg

  • @mikeyl1977
    @mikeyl1977 Месяц назад

    I cannot say enough just how quick he is. His burst speed is amazing 24mph , he grew up watching nfl and his dad played for one of the only American football teams in Wales . He is also a real superstar in rugby. He was so disappointed by his 40 hard dash 4.43 was slow for him . Not only did he play for his country he also played for the lions (pro bowl type team) and has been player of the tournament (MVP)

  • @Slapahoetribe110
    @Slapahoetribe110 Месяц назад +3

    He can be a special teams delight especially with schematics with new kick off rules

  • @user-gj8eo1wx3n
    @user-gj8eo1wx3n Месяц назад +2

    I played football in the fall rugby in the spring… I found rugby made me a better tackler as I would stick and wrap no YAC when I made the play and when I played Oline had quicker feet and great for pulling because of the running I’d do in rugby ( played both ways)

  • @daveynicol1
    @daveynicol1 Месяц назад +5

    And he’s a top top Rugby player, he’ll make an impact for sure!

  • @barrierankin2234
    @barrierankin2234 Месяц назад +3

    Look at highlights of Duhan van der merwe

  • @jvanek8512
    @jvanek8512 Месяц назад +45

    Funny how apparently no one on this show knows that American Football came from Rugby

    • @billeh60
      @billeh60 Месяц назад +12

      It’s just not relevant

    • @SerialChiller1000
      @SerialChiller1000 Месяц назад +4

      @@billeh60 Unfortunately.

    • @typingpleasewait
      @typingpleasewait Месяц назад

      Who cares. The first American Football was more dangerous than rugby 🏉. They make rule changes & equipment for a reason.

    • @PrinceAmac
      @PrinceAmac Месяц назад +5

      It just doesn’t matter

    • @evan.escent
      @evan.escent Месяц назад +2

      funny how you don't realise that rugby today is massively different from what it was decades ago

  • @axelfoley142
    @axelfoley142 Месяц назад +19

    What a loss for the rugby world😢😢😢 This dude is a total stud, rugby needs to fix its money issues

    • @El_hombre_malo
      @El_hombre_malo Месяц назад +10

      Lol bro you'll get him back by august

    • @rickyhill2089
      @rickyhill2089 Месяц назад +2

      @@El_hombre_malo😂😂😂😂

    • @ZiggyZou
      @ZiggyZou Месяц назад +1

      NFL is king

    • @AurelAvramescu
      @AurelAvramescu Месяц назад

      Rugby is having a small market. It is popular in UK, Ireland, France, New Zealand and Australia (I know it is played in a lot of countries, but I am talking about popularity) and all those countries have a smaller population than USA and with the exception of Wales and New Zealand is not even the most popular sport.

  • @tuhuster
    @tuhuster Месяц назад +7

    KC wont regret it. He’s Welsh. Veach knows talent. He’ll break ankles on the screen and punt returns look out. Pacheco and Rees will murder defences on the running game. Puka Nucua type of player. There’s a lot of similarities in Rugby and NFL.

  • @leedavis6000
    @leedavis6000 Месяц назад +6

    He will be great in open play. Be interesting to see him running behind a shield. Also the punt return will be more to his likeness. From a fellow Welshman sad to see him leave but buzzing for him.

  • @zac9901
    @zac9901 Месяц назад +2

    Love these vids

  • @lakeozarkrei3767
    @lakeozarkrei3767 Месяц назад +20

    Chiefs be like... this winning Superbowls to easy.. let's try doing it with some rugby players!😂

  • @carolynclaire5241
    @carolynclaire5241 Месяц назад +2

    Holy cow!! He is something else.

  • @fredo5250
    @fredo5250 Месяц назад +3

    Never understood this, sure both sports are “similar” enough but football is far different in terms of how you use your body, especially when u have pads and helmets.

  • @Saharadesertdragon
    @Saharadesertdragon Месяц назад +2

    Ok LRZ played junior football and his father played senior football in Cardiff hes Welsh not Irish you should interview him

  • @anthonytrainerr
    @anthonytrainerr Месяц назад +1

    It’s quite similar, just need to focus on his ball skills and ball security.

  • @jasonshumake777
    @jasonshumake777 Месяц назад +1

    It’s not like it’s new multiple teams have done that over the years but they get cut everytime .

  • @JonathanKollodziej
    @JonathanKollodziej Месяц назад +1

    When the conversation started about how much speed you lose when you put the pads on I just wanna ask again. I ask every year, why don't the guys wear pads at the combine? It'll affect the speed and the throwing and the catching (I assume)

  • @Yosser70
    @Yosser70 25 дней назад

    It’s not for a lack of physicality or speed etc, that makes it difficult for people outside the us to get into Football, it’s not being brought up playing it. It’s going to take someone a good while to understand just the lingo used in the game. Saying that, the lateral thing could be huge if done well. It’ll be interesting to see how he does.

  • @pablojose4890
    @pablojose4890 Месяц назад

    I read "Rees Lightning" was clocked running 24.2 mph in a rugby match

  • @johnhearn5644
    @johnhearn5644 Месяц назад

    The other big plus for Louis, coming from Rugby, will be his stamina. There is only one team in rugby. No attack team, defence team or special team. The players are on the pitch for 80 minutes, plus there is not so much start stop as there is with the NFL. He knows how to catch high kicks when under pressure, having also played full back as well as his normal position of wing. He's been an NFL fan since he was a kid because his father used to play the sport. He'll be familiar the rules and with a lot of the terminology, so won't be starting from scratch. As a rugby player his bread and butter is also making and receiving lateral passes. This guy can probably spin pass a ball for 25 yards whilst running pretty much full tilt. That opens up a huge range of possible trick plays for Andy Reid. However, my concern is the tackling is totally different in the NFL. In rugby, "no arm tackles" are illegal. A player must make an effort to wrap their arms when tackling; even when tackling from the front or side. The way the NFL players tackle a lot of the time, is by launching themselves low, full tilt at a players knees with their padded shoulders; hence why you often see players trying to hurdle over tacklers; and why so many NFL players have ACL injuries. His biggest assets are his blistering pace and his elusive running. If he has a bad ACL injury, it could mean the end for his NFL dream and the possibility of returning to rugby any time in the future. I'm Welsh and have been following the NFL since it was first shown on UK TV in the early 1980's. I'm gutted that Wales have lost our most exciting and creative player, but at the same time time excited that I might see him playing in the NFL.

  • @drecombs6074
    @drecombs6074 Месяц назад +2

    Jim Brown said he was BEST at Lacrosse

  • @callumscott953
    @callumscott953 Месяц назад +1

    Huge difference between 40 yard dash and top speed. A guy can have an insane 40 but a relatively average top speed and visa versa. That being said, i would expect his top speed to be 2-3 mph slower in full pads and the 40 time which was actually 4.43 is pretty average for a WR/RB is indicative that his acceleration is average for a NFL WR.

  • @alunmorgan2352
    @alunmorgan2352 Месяц назад +1

    This guy has been running 4.2s in IPP. Had a shocker on pro day. Trust me he’s quick

  • @user-qu7xu4ep6f
    @user-qu7xu4ep6f Месяц назад +1

    The Chiefs have had problems getting into the end zone from under five yards. They had a horrible percentage in those situations this last year. I wonder what this guy brings to that table.

  • @Noddy87
    @Noddy87 Месяц назад +2

    The Chiefs just gained an extra 3.3 million fans in Wales, clever move

  • @MrAndrew0511
    @MrAndrew0511 Месяц назад

    209 @ 6'3" he a dang TE it's gonna be hard to bring him down without that hip drop.

  • @MrJamFresh
    @MrJamFresh Месяц назад

    Biggest difference with LRZ, although he wasn't the best on the international rugby stage, he has however performed at a far greater level than any of his rugby predecessors that transferred to the NFL.

  • @phookaziz3
    @phookaziz3 Месяц назад

    Id love to see this bring back the mid play drop goals.

  • @callmeshaggy5166
    @callmeshaggy5166 Месяц назад +1

    I legit thought that was Cecily Strong at first glance of the thumbnail.

  • @WalesTheTrueBritons
    @WalesTheTrueBritons Месяц назад +4

    Wales are historically a power house in NH rugby! They currently sit on 40 six nations title, which is the joint most along with England. This year however they won the wooden spoon for finishing last, a first for over two decades. (One of their worst ever sides) Wales is one of three nations on the island of Britain, along with England and Scotland.

  • @willmitchell8669
    @willmitchell8669 Месяц назад

    Yeah He is essentially a Tyreek of rugby. Wing and full back or half back I forget the term the guy in the back of the rugby field are speed driven guys. I played in high school and I love the sport. Glad to see this I hope it goes well for him and the NFL. I think rugby players get screwed if they don't get signed by a team this will give them a secondary option.

    • @willmitchell8669
      @willmitchell8669 Месяц назад

      I hope there isn't a communication barrier. That might be an issue. I don't think pads will be, outside of field vision.

  • @zeusjames
    @zeusjames Месяц назад

    I'm excited to see him play and how this signing impacts Mahomes and the Chiefs going
    3-peat!

  • @ChadColson-pq5in
    @ChadColson-pq5in Месяц назад +4

    ⚡️REES LIGHTNING ⚡️

  • @donnacochran3335
    @donnacochran3335 Месяц назад +8

    His dad used to play American football...😊

  • @bloodhoundgang1642
    @bloodhoundgang1642 Месяц назад

    10.4 for the 100 meters from a standing start, no blocks, seems quick to me

  • @franciscomendive3353
    @franciscomendive3353 Месяц назад

    A lot of respect for Louis on trying this chance at NFL considering the career he was having in rugby not a lot of well established player do that.

  • @Saharadesertdragon
    @Saharadesertdragon Месяц назад +1

    Why are you going on a one off stats at combinevhell if you went of combinecstats Tom Brady would never have played in NFL

  • @LavarBall4Real
    @LavarBall4Real Месяц назад +3

    Im here for it

  • @AshMckay123
    @AshMckay123 Месяц назад

    Its good for both sports that such a well known rugby player joining NFL cz its popularizing each sport to a different demographic NFL reaching a World audience and rugby making more inroads into the consciousness of North America.

  • @kevingriffin9893
    @kevingriffin9893 Месяц назад +1

    I'm surprised no-one mentioned the correlation with Deebo Samual. That's what he looks like to me

    • @JP-ur8eg
      @JP-ur8eg Месяц назад

      In an interview LRZ mentioned he wanted to play like Deebo and McCaffery!

  • @paulidson1483
    @paulidson1483 Месяц назад

    NFL teams should poach the top Rugby guys who play in the scrum, it's basically the trenches, those guys should be able to make the transition into NFL a lot easier
    If you're 6-7 and built like a tank and play in the scrum, that should be an easy move

  • @eswhzg6651
    @eswhzg6651 Месяц назад +2

    Thats good Pat, all the companies will love him, if this turns out well. The sport will expand and grow. Good move long term perspective. Like MJ #23 🏀 was essential to the Nba in the 90's.

  • @dabackgroundguy
    @dabackgroundguy Месяц назад +1

    Free SuperBowl.............No hate to Louis!! Absolute beast!! Go CHIEFS!!!

  • @DavidFunchess
    @DavidFunchess Месяц назад +6

    “A properly jocked white?” Is that a think lmao 🤣

    • @goldenageofdinosaurs7192
      @goldenageofdinosaurs7192 Месяц назад +3

      I had to go back & make sure I heard what I thought I did. Thank you for confirming that I was hearing things correctly🤣

    • @zeitgeistx5239
      @zeitgeistx5239 Месяц назад +2

      They make edgey jokes but their being sarcastic.

  • @Travel4Living
    @Travel4Living Месяц назад

    Pulling for the kid. I'm a huge Chiefs fan and a 8 year rugby player back in the day. He's wearing my number as well.......14.

  • @ELGwoppo215
    @ELGwoppo215 Месяц назад +3

    Jordan Mailata played rugby an is one of the top LT and has never played football prior too.

    • @jaysonsmith7264
      @jaysonsmith7264 Месяц назад +2

      helps that hes 6’8!!!

    • @georgerichter3930
      @georgerichter3930 Месяц назад +1

      How many Routes can he run?

    • @AdamGordon1
      @AdamGordon1 Месяц назад +1

      Nothing like the same level as LRZ.

    • @Celtic-Saxon
      @Celtic-Saxon Месяц назад +1

      He played rugby league at a fairly low level compared to Zammits Union level

  • @phookaziz3
    @phookaziz3 Месяц назад

    Biggest difference between Rugby Union players vs NFL players is NFL players are more specialists in their role, rugby players are trained for more all around skills. NFL player only plays half the game, rugby guys play both offense and defense and do not stop and reset after every play. It’s a much more fluid and continuous 80 mins of playing time.

  • @davidm.2141
    @davidm.2141 Месяц назад

    AND he’s a champion… has a winners mindset and confidence. Reid designed plays for him? Heck yeah, worth a shot for that rookie contract.

  • @kirkcupido9730
    @kirkcupido9730 Месяц назад +3

    Hi.. I'm from South Africa, the most successful rugby nation.. In rugby there is a lot of guys that would be good.. Cheslin Kolbe, as a kick returner and punt returner, also a running back/ slot receiver.. Joe tuisova, just look at his highlights.. RB for sure.. Ardie Savea/PSDT as linebackers

    • @georgerichter3930
      @georgerichter3930 Месяц назад +1

      One South African to another. The All blacks have more wins, more trophies, and as many WCs🤗.

    • @Tigerz58_prod
      @Tigerz58_prod Месяц назад

      New Zealand left the chat💀

    • @Celtic-Saxon
      @Celtic-Saxon Месяц назад

      PSDT honestly would be the best fit imo

    • @georgerichter3930
      @georgerichter3930 Месяц назад

      @@Celtic-Saxon name a position and ill name you 5 reasons why he isnt

    • @Celtic-Saxon
      @Celtic-Saxon Месяц назад

      @@georgerichter3930LOLB

  • @bloodhoundgang1642
    @bloodhoundgang1642 Месяц назад

    Big Duhan van der Merwe will be next to come over... Bigger, stronger and nearly as fast..

  • @johnzulu2565
    @johnzulu2565 Месяц назад +1

    If you remove the hype, Rugby union is still so much more entertaining than NFL as rugby flows without stopping every few seconds. Yes! Says I a 49's fan

  • @liamkingsfc9618
    @liamkingsfc9618 Месяц назад +1

    Listening to these guys have no idea what rugby is at all ...

  • @Zebbmanbuku85
    @Zebbmanbuku85 Месяц назад

    Like the difference is immeasurable pads make him at 4.6 top and different athletes here let’s see him run across the middle

  • @user-jq6wr6er9t
    @user-jq6wr6er9t Месяц назад

    he looks good. the catching seems above average for sure.

  • @drecombs6074
    @drecombs6074 Месяц назад

    Anthony Edwards was nice I hear

  • @Neophoenix89
    @Neophoenix89 Месяц назад +3

    Rees Zammit is pretty fast but there are certainly faster pro rugby players

  • @robertcornelius8056
    @robertcornelius8056 Месяц назад

    He will give American football much bigger appeal to the rugby world Gonna get you guys loads of clicks

  • @Delksy1524
    @Delksy1524 Месяц назад

    Don’t be surprised if he doesn’t play or even dress after preseason games… there’s so much to learn and as mentioned, the precedent for rugby to NFL isn’t convincing. However, if the guy contributes on new kickoffs/as a gadget weapon…. Veach/Reid look like geniuses

  • @colocode6979
    @colocode6979 Месяц назад

    other way around basketball translates to all other sports

  • @EnSerio71
    @EnSerio71 24 дня назад

    My cousin Kelsey lives in Rugby😂

  • @chestermicek
    @chestermicek Месяц назад +1

    Here's why black basketball players & black track stars make it in the NFL: they have NFL speed and athleticism and the high-speed collisions that NFL running backs experience all of the time don't occur as frequently between defensive backs and wide receivers. Yeah, there are headhunters in the defensive backfields and there are line-backers who can put the muscle on a wide receiver, but the hits fullbacks and halfbacks take in the NFL are like being in a high-speed auto accident. I saw Darryl Stingley get hurt & I saw Jack Tatum play so wide receiver in the NFL is a full-contact sport carried out at Olympian speeds, but it's also only for skilled players who have super co-ordination and D1 track star speed. He'll be OK if he stays away from the kill zone between left offensive tackle and right offensive tackle.

  • @Mothertrucker896
    @Mothertrucker896 27 дней назад +1

    Seriously, these people are doing a podcast on this guy. How can they not know where he is from? Imagine an American football (soccer 🙄) player coming to Britain and saying he’s from Canada. Lazy, lazy journalism 🤮

  • @thanos8914
    @thanos8914 Месяц назад

    He runs so weird tho😂 those lil legs be zooming

  • @drecombs6074
    @drecombs6074 Месяц назад

    I was BEST at Baseball but I LOVED football

  • @acidstain1058
    @acidstain1058 Месяц назад +1

    Im excited for zammit dammit lol lezt goat big boy see wat u got🎉

  • @keithwingfield5101
    @keithwingfield5101 Месяц назад

    YOU DIDN'T EVEN MENTION HE'S FASTER THAN TYREEK...

  • @badwin88
    @badwin88 Месяц назад +1

    Never heard of him

  • @WalesTheTrueBritons
    @WalesTheTrueBritons Месяц назад +4

    Irish? Come on man, Why is it anyone from Europe is either Irish, English or German? Learn the history of your own nation and you’ll see it’s ridiculous how so few Americans knows about Wales.

  • @carrisonvaughn1671
    @carrisonvaughn1671 Месяц назад

    Name a great receiver who can't hoop lol

  • @alonzoporter9444
    @alonzoporter9444 Месяц назад

    This is going to be a McCaffery in a Chiefs uniform.

  • @cbalexander4444
    @cbalexander4444 Месяц назад +5

    Gaelic football in Ireland is the sport most like American football and probably the original model for our sport in my opinion.

    • @keithgrefen8174
      @keithgrefen8174 Месяц назад

      Not alot alot people know of it. It goes hard though.

    • @Celtic-Saxon
      @Celtic-Saxon Месяц назад +2

      Yeah I don’t know how you worked that out… American Football evolved from Canadian Football which came from rugby Union however I’d argue that the most similar sport is rugby league due to the down system in both sports.

  • @jasonshumake777
    @jasonshumake777 Месяц назад +1

    It might be hard for him to not fumble.

    • @Ciaran_Johnson
      @Ciaran_Johnson Месяц назад +2

      How? Rugby involves protecting the ball for much longer than American Football. I'm just curious to hear what your reasoning is.

    • @jasonshumake777
      @jasonshumake777 Месяц назад +1

      @@Ciaran_Johnson they intentionally fumble it backwards once tackled

    • @mattcarberry368
      @mattcarberry368 Месяц назад

      @@jasonshumake777 uhhh sir, that's called a lateral

  • @javimarulu4247
    @javimarulu4247 Месяц назад

    He signed for 3 years

  • @albaestrada8603
    @albaestrada8603 Месяц назад

    I was hoping the rams and chargers signed him but of course the chiefs got him 😢

  • @user-ip4sn9gq7z
    @user-ip4sn9gq7z Месяц назад +2

    We welcome him to the world champion Chiefs! He will go to the practice squad to acclimate him to the NFL, but we have high hopes for him to help us win 3 Super Bowls in a row. I understand his father was in the Europe NFL, which will help his adjustment and transition. We need his speed and toughness and maybe lateral tosses to Kelce. I can imagine him receiving a pass from Mahomes. He found a home and a wonderful opportunity for his continuing success in sports.
    He will enjoy living in Kansas City which will welcome him with open arms.
    Just remember to drive on the right side of the road while traveling to eat the best BBQ in the states!

  • @Eve_xx932
    @Eve_xx932 Месяц назад

    Woah! Irish , come on fella!

  • @rari1055
    @rari1055 Месяц назад

    “He’s a properly jacked white. And we appreciate that” 😂😂😂

  • @erikdayne5429
    @erikdayne5429 Месяц назад +1

    I remember a couple years ago the 49ers brought some big time rugby star into training camp. I don’t remember ever seeing him actually play in a game.

    • @kirkcupido9730
      @kirkcupido9730 Месяц назад

      He wasn't a big time rugby player..

    • @Ciaran_Johnson
      @Ciaran_Johnson Месяц назад

      Yeah the difference is this guy is a rugby star, not just some guy.

    • @hashbrown4278
      @hashbrown4278 Месяц назад +1

      Jarryd hayne. He played in actual games

    • @hashbrown4278
      @hashbrown4278 Месяц назад

      @@kirkcupido9730he was

    • @hashbrown4278
      @hashbrown4278 Месяц назад +1

      @@Ciaran_Johnsonjarryd hayne want just some guy either

  • @jamesabbott8621
    @jamesabbott8621 Месяц назад

    He's played amateur football. His dad played it and he grow up as a football fan

  • @jasonshumake777
    @jasonshumake777 Месяц назад

    Look at Travis hunter play basketball

  • @tydelthom
    @tydelthom Месяц назад

    perk and pat? ...mmmm make it happen ESPN!