GoPro footage taken from cameras strapped to the helmets of Slippery Rock University quarterbacks during the 2015 Green-White spring game, April 24, 2015.
@@keltonfowler7796 bro stfu man, he could new to football. I have been playing 8+ year and I'm still in high school, and I learn new things every practice.
+Jordan Robinson the UK's league is nothing compared to eastern europe, germany and russia have the best teams in europe that are far superior to the UK's best.
I honestly don't care if they suck they can always keep growing in experience and get better I'm just excited that football is becoming an international sport
Liberty General gotta get it there if ya don’t gives time for defensive backs to read it and make a play wide receivers need to have hands and reaction time
Being a QB is looks hard as hell. You have so many things to look at, quick decision to make, then you have D lineman rushing you in the process and they can bat your pass down as well. Crazy
Ezra Stewart is not an easy to play the piano is not an easy to play the piano is not the best way for me I was in my room for a long way in which a man with my family and friends of friends with a few weeks and months and it will take the bus driver just got to go out with my family and friends of friends with a few weeks and months and it will take place on earth would be nice if I was just about the piano is a great day to day and night with the new version is not the same thing to say I was in my room and I don't rap music video
Zachary Rich my buddy is a varsity lineman he is the big guy but yeah man never playing football to see his POV your guys have to not fuck up or you’re getting smushed lol
In the beginning I felt a little disoriented and thought the defenders came at me very fast, but towards the end I felt more comfortable and managed to throw a TD that I'm very proud of.
I developed an interest in football later in life and never played the sport growing up. Videos like these help me understand just how difficult this game is, and what a thrill it must be to play.
Field definitely looks different from a camera then in person, makes it look emptier which it is, but you don’t notice that when really when you play, your really only focusing on the defense and running your route
It's not o line calling bc I hear the center say Liz and rip so ... Leo-left trips Lock/luck- duece (2 receivers each side) Rio-right trips Rock- deuce bunches (two receivers each side but closer) Rock heavy- Right side with two tight ends and left side spread 2 receivers
You gotta try and work with your center, not blaming you. It’s difficult being a center, lots of things to think about so a closer connection really helps. It’s why NFL qbs always treat the linemen like the mvps.
This was the sickest shit I've ever seen to watch a game as a fan, thanks to those that made this possible. I can only hope one day we get to watch a game like this through the perspective of not only QBs but also RBs, WRs, and all the positions on defense. #Future
Football fans who never played football don’t understand that playing qb is not easy!! They see from the stands and from the cameras anybody can see an open receiver when you are looking down on a football field
Crazy thing is that the start of my freshman year I watched this. now its my senior year and the season just ended and I found this in my recomendations
gosh having to eagle eye what the coach is saying when you're on the opposite side of the field seems so difficult, makes u really take for granted qbs having communicators in their helmets at higher levels
Dude I like these types of videos because in am a linemen for my school and this shows me how the linemen in this video block and double block other players. Thus helps me out a lot so keep making these types if videos
You get the most access to the coaches. As any other position when your learning plays, you often have no reads and you only have to learn your assignment and not really anyone else's. Basically, as long as you do your job, then thats all you need to know. A QB however NEEDS to know EVERYONE'S assignment and EVERY read on EVERY play. Because of this, as a coach, you're QB really needs to be the guy who is the most involved on you're entire team so while most every other learns theirs plays and assignments in practice and maybe only studies the film a little bit for themselves, The QB is a different story. Along with the normal installs we learn in practice and the film we watch with the team, we're also constantly talking to the coaches having conversations by text and in private meetings apart from the team so the QB not only knows what himself and everyone around him is doing but so that coach and QB are totally on the same page come gameday as far as our goals, concepts and specific reads on different plays are concerned. Also all of the constant exclusive communication the we QB's have with our coaches isn't usually the, "He says, he follows." type of communications most players have. It's almost always more of a conversation as equals. My week prior to a game looks like this..... Cnt'd.
First day I'm usually expecting my coach to send me some film to break down before we have our team film meetings, (usually from the game before and of the upcoming team). I'll break down everything I notice myself from our tape, (missed assignments, potential play variations, any mistakes and coaching points for the team as a whole) and of the upcoming team, (Very much the same as breaking down our own tape but less for corrections and more to gameplan). I'll send my mock ups to coach who then does the same for himself before showing both mockups to our offence in our team film meeting. Throughout the week, myself and coach are having meetings and talking back and forth about everything nonstop, who to watch, what reads to make, what to expect, what not to expect, what plays will work and what won't. Add that to the regular practices and You can kinda see how we remember this stuff. not only because we're so involved though but also because a lot of QB's are expected to relay information to coaches that they wouldn't otherwise know or see and as a result, help mold the playbook into what it is rather than just learn it.
This wasa pretty solid game. You have a great arm, wide receivers are pretty good as they got multiple completions, and your running back plays well, and so does your o line. Overall rating: 8.5/10!
I played for Montana University grizzlies in the late 90's. 96 to 99 at quarterback. There was my 3rd game of my freshman year where I went out and passed for 532 yards and 7 touchdowns!!!! Ended the season with 4,328 yards and 39 touchdowns 8ints and the only 8 incomplete passes I threw were the interceptions.
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He got an arm
Juice8815 go cowboys
Well, mostly everyone has arms. Clearly need arms for uses.
Czygamer 7188 stfu u know what he means kid
@@fabradergaming4610 Bru Chill
Fabrader Gaming Dude, it’s a joke so chill
Everyone’s the greatest QB in the comments
Skidly lmao RUclips QB coach’s
To bad I'm a full back
I’m a kicker
I am a water boy beat that bitch
Im actually a wide receiver but ok bro
You have the arm but you don't have the receivers.
Census he actually has really good receivers because they were making completions🤨
Jacob Vasquez why? Because its true
You meant linemen
J H No he didn’t, he wouldn’t have said anything about his arm if he meant lineman.
I Ejected you got me there genius man sarcasm and irony aren’t your forte’s huh?
Your right tackle was getting bull rushed most plays, good thing you have a quicker release
Mike Rodick that's a TE stopping the DE
@@babysleeeze9405 That is not a tight end😂😂😂😂
Miguel Castillo ikr he is so dumb
YT iEscxpe Yup, your either really bad at football and don’t know what your talking about or you don’t play the sport
YT iEscxpe Do you even football?
I’m an offensive guard and now that I get a qbs perspective it just changed my whole view of football and how crucial each block is
If you didn’t already understand this you have no business protecting any QB
same for guard and POV it really changes things
@@keltonfowler7796 stfu bro obv he does if he’s starting, ur not an analyst
@@iconynx He’s clearly not starting if he didn’t y see stand how important each block was. And no, I’m no analyst but I’m a coach
@@keltonfowler7796 bro stfu man, he could new to football. I have been playing 8+ year and I'm still in high school, and I learn new things every practice.
Oh dear what a beautiful field haha in germany we gotta play on worn out soccerfields
YOU GUYS PLAY FOOTBALL IN GERMANY?!?!?!?
+Jordan Robinson the UK's league is nothing compared to eastern europe, germany and russia have the best teams in europe that are far superior to the UK's best.
I honestly don't care if they suck they can always keep growing in experience and get better I'm just excited that football is becoming an international sport
Jordan Robinson yeah I play in the UK too dude
DOWN WITH SOCCER!!!!
Madden 20 gameplay trailer in first person point of view
Is this an attempt at humor? If so, it fails
Noah EB4311 tell that to 134 people
ESPN 2k5 first person mode
Cristian Ramirez lmfao 😂😂😂
Madden 120
as a qb myself I think that it’s really hard staying calm when I’m getting blitzed but he handles it well
Burkzy IKR so much pressure
Ofc u play qb fortnite kid
Btg_Dreo the Quarterback at the highschool I’m going to plays fortnite.
@@KappaJxsh see but u have a pic of u n a description saying ur qb while burkzy is posting fortnite vidoes he is not a qb
This kid really say he a qb 😂😂
Who else wants to see a Lamar Jackson helmet cam
It'd be like that into to Dr. Who
Bob Trey and mahomes
Bengals fan did you see mahomes today he ran for over 50 yards lmao. Jackson wasn’t there
I don't think their allowed to scramble.
Bob Trey that would give me motion sickness 😂
He’s a good qb he just needs to learn to not throw his arm out every throw
What do you mean by that?
Fun ny
Михаил Заика he’s over throwing them or throwing to them so fast they don’t have a chance to react
It’s a form
Liberty General gotta get it there if ya don’t gives time for defensive backs to read it and make a play wide receivers need to have hands and reaction time
This makes me feel like I'm in highschool football again it's a great sport
Miss your old grab ass towel snap days with tha boys do ya. Lol
He misses the good old days of slapass
10:05 nice arm
Justin Whitcomb-Laroche yes he does
How far was that ?
EDP’S Doctor He threw it at the fifty, caught at the 10. I believe around 40 yards ish, it’s a bit difficult with the camera angle tbh.
Being a QB is looks hard as hell. You have so many things to look at, quick decision to make, then you have D lineman rushing you in the process and they can bat your pass down as well. Crazy
Lucky that I'm a wide receiver lol
it’s so hard bro
Why don't u just run a read option it was open the whole time
KoBk Alpha That's exactly what I was thinking
Ezra Stewart is not an easy to play the piano is not an easy to play the piano is not the best way for me I was in my room for a long way in which a man with my family and friends of friends with a few weeks and months and it will take the bus driver just got to go out with my family and friends of friends with a few weeks and months and it will take place on earth would be nice if I was just about the piano is a great day to day and night with the new version is not the same thing to say I was in my room and I don't rap music video
KoBk Alpha B 3:25 right?
The qb didn t run a read option because there not allowed to hit the qb, so he can t run with it otherwise they would have done it often
it was only open because he handed it off
Damn it's scary just watching these big dudes coming in fast 😂😂
Thas what she daid
Zachary Rich pause
It doesn't hurt in game when hit
Dude u should if saw Poland when Niles played them they look like fucking college players 😳
Zachary Rich my buddy is a varsity lineman he is the big guy but yeah man never playing football to see his POV your guys have to not fuck up or you’re getting smushed lol
In the beginning I felt a little disoriented and thought the defenders came at me very fast, but towards the end I felt more comfortable and managed to throw a TD that I'm very proud of.
hahahahaha
@@DotComNirvan hol up
youre the one that made the video with yeatdope bro im a big fan nice music
@@DotComNirvan I didnt expect you to be here haha
Lol
I cuss to much to have a helmet camera on 🤣🤣😂
Omg same
Fernando Romero the fuck was that for dick head.
Fernando Romero ur the biggest internet looser, lmfao
F_alcon thank U for that
F_alcon agreed
Wtf is that arm. *i mean in the good way*
Send me your fortnite name
I developed an interest in football later in life and never played the sport growing up. Videos like these help me understand just how difficult this game is, and what a thrill it must be to play.
its the same skill level as football and rugby.
Even for a bad angle from far away, that offensive line is absolutely massive
Ye, we big bois
We NEED this in the NFL.
fr
I always sucked at football so it’s cool to see some on field action without worrying about my coach yelling at me
How are you now?
1:10 defensive end got him and you can hear him say "LETS GO!" 😂😂
Edit: damn that defensive end on the right is pretty good
jesse vu aa
Ya
There on the same team just a inner squad scrimmage I think
The RT is just ass
Or the RT trash
Why don’t they have this in the NFL? I’d actually watch a game
Cause they're actually getting hit in the NFL.
T. Cottrell it’s a spring game dumbass they won’t hit
WhiteMamba_CDG since when did he say he didn’t know that?
No no, there’s definitely a way to work tiny cams into helmets and that would be dope as shit
ruclips.net/video/lpv-3pH2xwc/видео.html
Field definitely looks different from a camera then in person, makes it look emptier which it is, but you don’t notice that when really when you play, your really only focusing on the defense and running your route
I loved playing here during the PA state playoffs. What a field
That was my homefield! Hersey Park Stadium.
I can’t even see the ball after it’s thrown
Fr
And legend has it. There still trying to score a touchdown
that center is talented, his snaps are accurate and hard and his blocking seems talented as well
why dont they huddle up?
Coaches run a fast spread offense so when they get done with the play there is instantly another one being called and it runs the defense down
Gagepanther3 Thanks for the info!
raptinator 98 yeah we do that at my school, it's harder on the QBs bc I have to learn the hand signals so I don't like it.
raptinator 98 bc they are calling the plays as they talk
they run a no huddle offense
As a receiver I would like to have this guy as my QB
3:38 helmet?
? many helmets, which one?
the d line man doesn't have one.
He has a helmet cover. It when a player has had a minor concussion but they are cleared to play
I dont know much about football, why do they all stop instead of starting the play?
@@ongito29 what part are you talking about?
this is one of the coolest things just watching and getting to experience all the things you can tweak and fix as a qb when you go back and watch it
It's not o line calling bc I hear the center say Liz and rip so ...
Leo-left trips
Lock/luck- duece (2 receivers each side)
Rio-right trips
Rock- deuce bunches (two receivers each side but closer)
Rock heavy- Right side with two tight ends and left side spread 2 receivers
I never noticed how much of an arm is needed in football, especially from a FOV
6:04 Crucial play gone wrong DAMN IT
You have a super good team, and your a wounderful QB. Great stuff!
I'm Qb and my snaper snaps the ball over my head and my coach blames it one me
Rip that sad
Does your coach know how football works?
You gotta try and work with your center, not blaming you. It’s difficult being a center, lots of things to think about so a closer connection really helps. It’s why NFL qbs always treat the linemen like the mvps.
MrMojoman1236 - That makes a lot of sense.
snaper
This was the sickest shit I've ever seen to watch a game as a fan, thanks to those that made this possible. I can only hope one day we get to watch a game like this through the perspective of not only QBs but also RBs, WRs, and all the positions on defense. #Future
I was the former rock qb in this video lol. I can't believe it blew up like it did. This was our Spring Game of 2015
The man, the myth, the legend. Millions of views and counting!
this footage is elite man. as an edge rusher its cool seeing how pressure looks from the QBs perspective.
4:30 when he finally passed to someone on the left side of the field
As a QB, reading blitzes while being calm isn't easy, but this dude pulls it off really well. Good man you had under helm here.
qb is the hardest thing i’ve ever done. you have to be able to see all of your wrs and the dline in 3 seconds while making a good throw
Football fans who never played football don’t understand that playing qb is not easy!! They see from the stands and from the cameras anybody can see an open receiver when you are looking down on a football field
That was some beautiful and I mean BEAUTIFUL passes!
0:10 Mood 24/7. Dead inside.
Jesus Christ loves you repent
2:11 should've kept it
Would have been a great pull
He can’t run, he’s not allowed to get hit because of his camera
Austin Mosley a lot of these are designed gives
@@xshock_dreamz3711 hes not allowed to get hit bc it's just a scrimmage
Sqlty well I figured that was implied
Crazy thing is that the start of my freshman year I watched this. now its my senior year and the season just ended and I found this in my recomendations
As a running back I know how crucial it is to have one blocker mess up.
The fact this is real is making me wanna be Quarterback when I can’t throw
So. When we gonna start watching football games like this?
From this pov, it makes the field look huge. I’m just used to watching football as it’s been a while since I’ve played
He’s got good manners. Very polite to the ref at the beginning
The amount of qb options this dude could have done
What's the whole thing that the ref said at the start? Sound like he said "you're dead"
Alex yeah the ref said that it was a scrimmage so they don't want the qb to get hurt so by dead he means no tackling the qb
@@mekhimartin4939 so is it a penalty to tackle him here?
@@tommy7830 No, they're all on the same team, they wouldn't hit them even if they had the chance.
I loved playing here during the PA state playoffs. What a field. Damn it's scary just watching these big dudes coming in fast .
Nobody:
The Qb: Leo Leo Leo!
King Tiki 01 I like screaming that during my games for some reason and ram also
it’s a play😑😑
Harleedogjr Cc it’s a joke😑😑😑
We use RAM and lion
ROCK ROCK ROCK
The NFL needs to do this
Why are they calling the whistle befor the qb gets hit
I know I don't think this is a real game
its not they dont even huddle thats what we did in scrimmiges
Rush Gaming you do not have to huddle in a real game
yeah but i was an observation
Dwight Glotfelty it was a scrimmage
I could barely catch a glimpse of the ball as it flew mid air, it was going so fast.
The amount of stops and starts in this sport but yet it’s entertaining to watch a good QB.
Imagine if you did this in Peyton Manning's prime of his career
boy you would be able to see the whole field and more
I'm a first year qb and I led the 7th grade in passing yards and I like the experience
THE CREATOR REALLY DOES MAKE DREAMS COME TRUE
i played defensive tackle for a while and its rly cool to see another point of view
Is it just me or does everything in this vid happen so fast
gosh having to eagle eye what the coach is saying when you're on the opposite side of the field seems so difficult, makes u really take for granted qbs having communicators in their helmets at higher levels
Dude I like these types of videos because in am a linemen for my school and this shows me how the linemen in this video block and double block other players. Thus helps me out a lot so keep making these types if videos
I'm pretty confident, there were different Quarterbacks playing and yet everyone in the comments is acting like it's one person.
as a qb, how do you remember all these plays
You get the most access to the coaches. As any other position when your learning plays, you often have no reads and you only have to learn your assignment and not really anyone else's. Basically, as long as you do your job, then thats all you need to know. A QB however NEEDS to know EVERYONE'S assignment and EVERY read on EVERY play. Because of this, as a coach, you're QB really needs to be the guy who is the most involved on you're entire team so while most every other learns theirs plays and assignments in practice and maybe only studies the film a little bit for themselves, The QB is a different story. Along with the normal installs we learn in practice and the film we watch with the team, we're also constantly talking to the coaches having conversations by text and in private meetings apart from the team so the QB not only knows what himself and everyone around him is doing but so that coach and QB are totally on the same page come gameday as far as our goals, concepts and specific reads on different plays are concerned. Also all of the constant exclusive communication the we QB's have with our coaches isn't usually the, "He says, he follows." type of communications most players have. It's almost always more of a conversation as equals. My week prior to a game looks like this..... Cnt'd.
First day I'm usually expecting my coach to send me some film to break down before we have our team film meetings, (usually from the game before and of the upcoming team). I'll break down everything I notice myself from our tape, (missed assignments, potential play variations, any mistakes and coaching points for the team as a whole) and of the upcoming team, (Very much the same as breaking down our own tape but less for corrections and more to gameplan). I'll send my mock ups to coach who then does the same for himself before showing both mockups to our offence in our team film meeting. Throughout the week, myself and coach are having meetings and talking back and forth about everything nonstop, who to watch, what reads to make, what to expect, what not to expect, what plays will work and what won't. Add that to the regular practices and You can kinda see how we remember this stuff. not only because we're so involved though but also because a lot of QB's are expected to relay information to coaches that they wouldn't otherwise know or see and as a result, help mold the playbook into what it is rather than just learn it.
OvertimeDC you just memorize them, my team as a wristband that I read off of
Study
Just repetition at practice. Hours and hours of running the same plays.
He needs to step up when that right tackle is closing down his pocket
It’s a scrimmage
Parker Schuh shut the hell up it’s called feedback
@@vyoace3803 calm down champ
That was cool, wish I had camera's like this when I was in high school. I would have been making videos all the time when I was playing.
Those snaps are beautiful
10:20
Bruh that hurdle though.
Fr. Dude can jump.
Is he die? damn ...
I dunno, the player fell first.
Watching this made me feel the fear I usually felt when I was in at Quarterback
Bro if that ROLB wasn’t containing. Bro the minute the QB runs the ball… DAMN HE’S GONE ZOOM
It repeats itself
Damn I’m a linemen it’s crazy how it looks from a QB point of view
Imagine someone like mahomes or Russel Wilson with a helmet cam
They love there screen passes
bro them passes was beautiful
I live in Slippery rock and personally we aren't that good compared to other local teams
This is amazing 🔥
Chris Hering nice profile pic
Tha dallASS cowpatties suck.
I remember watching this video's years ago and I'm back
Those passes were so good.
This guy is a short passer, if he's a bit more patient and waits for his recievers to get into a good position then he has a good future
I am ganna guess this is a scrimmage if the Qb is two hand touch and everyone else isn’t
Nice! First person view and running no huddle was intense, giving everybody flashbacks lol
RUclips recommended has brought us all together I see.
That ref was actually nice!
I just noticed they have the same decals so same team.
Census it’s probably a pre season game against themselves for practice
Scrimmage
My god, idk how every QB has to handle this, seeing everyone coming for ya is just crazy. Thnk god I'm a LB
Amazing video
God*
This wasa pretty solid game. You have a great arm, wide receivers are pretty good as they got multiple completions, and your running back plays well, and so does your o line.
Overall rating:
8.5/10!
hey I'm wanting to get into football but I'm turning 14 this Feb, Is it too late?
+Ervinator No, its never too late.
True.
Ervinator no
Ervinator it's never too late
Im switching schools next year to play football and Im 15
I played for Montana University grizzlies in the late 90's. 96 to 99 at quarterback. There was my 3rd game of my freshman year where I went out and passed for 532 yards and 7 touchdowns!!!! Ended the season with 4,328 yards and 39 touchdowns 8ints and the only 8 incomplete passes I threw were the interceptions.
Damn
Lol So much lies..
@@laflamechosen8422 Many
one quick google search can disprove the whole story, nice try bro
Any one know what formation they are in for most of the game becuase they almost never have a tight end on there line
Feel like there’s a lot of time where the qb could’ve run with like wide open gaps, but idk the situation and his running ability. Really good arm
That's my cousin Dante
Brought back memories felt like i was on the field with the bois lol.
NAMELESS Tv that’s exactly what I thought. I played linebacker but man does it look familiar! Great video!
I bet u guys really miss shower time. Lol.
Total different ball game watching that perspective.
Pretty cool. Only downside to cameras with fisheye view is depth perception gets distorted. Still awesome to watch though.