@@jonathanjames1424 Lambeau 1. Too much tradition to be beat. Raiders 2 cause that place is absolutely fucking nuts and i like the old school stadiums. Earned the blackhole nickname Seahawks or saints at 3/4 major home advantages and loud as hell. 5/6 go falcons or vikings, newest most advanced stadiums. Atlantas looks like a fucking spaceship and vikings looks cool with all the glass although it probably kill hundreds of birds a year
Regardless of how well a team plays, each team is still a billion dollar industry that supports thousands of jobs. This production was for the “uncelebrated” people that make a game run effortlessly and they should get some recognition. So I’m thankful for this and thankful to them.
As a soccer loving Brit I really enjoyed seeing behind the scenes of the run up to an American Football game. Just amazing to see the coordination that goes into making everything work. Hope to one day be lucky enough to come over and see it for real. Great vid.
@@Kevinofrepublic Would love to catch a game over here but the games are always a sell out. I was lucky enough to see a game at the old Wembley stadium back in the 80s when the nfl first trialled playing games abroad. As good as that was I think the only real way to get the whole full on game day experience is to go to America. 👍
@@neilgibbs3880 Absolutely. I've visited only London when I was in England. We'd welcome you to Wisconsin with all the beer/alcohol 🍺🍻 and friendly people you could handle while witnessing the most historic franchise in sports: it's the oldest franchise founded in 1919 and has a 100 year rivalry with the Chicago Bears; it's the only team owned by the state/community; legendary iconic Hall of Fame Coach Lombardi has the Super Bowl trophy named after him as we won the first few Super Bowls; you can tour the facility and go behind the scenes and get close to the heavily guarded grass turf; we were the first--other teams have copied us--to have our own Hall of Fame ring and the names around the stadium are all legends and HoF inductees, and we only have 3 jersey numbers from legendary HoF and Super Bowl winning players; home games are sold out and have been since 1960, and there is over a 30 years waiting list to get coveted season tickets. My family is blessed thanks to my grandpa who got season tickets and passed them on so my parents are second generation season tickets holders and I'll inherit them! You need to come in late Fall or early winter to get the full Lambeau Frozen Tundra experience. Tailgating goes on in the stadium parking lot for around 7 hours pregame with people cooking and grilling all sorts of food, with Bratwurst being a staple. Games are played. Don't be surprised if strangers invite you to their house or driveways in the warmer months to tailgate with them.
@@kelseyk530 Hi Kelsey, am I correct in thinking if you’re in Wisconsin you must be Green Bay fans? If so you are brave folks I was watching a video the other day about Lambeau Field and it’s history and it looks amazing. But in the winter time it gets mighty, mighty cold 🥶 how do you cope? 🤣🤣🤣
I knew a guy who went to college and his major was agriculture with a focus in grass maturation (HUH). Long story short he is now 2nd in charge for the Atlanta Braves stadium he also did an internship at Augusta golf course, and he makes 6 figures. Talk about a job you can have till you die...
Glob they most like have a hearing system under the turf, to keep the root zone warm. Which also kinda warms the grass. We have one in Cleveland that’s how I know that
I volunteered at a Packer game when I was 15 and it was so hectic. I was also handling money and doing fast calculations on the spot...probably one of the more stressful things I’ve ever had to do in life but it was pretty cool to be apart of it.
yea but guys like Dave who work for huge companies like that usually have to take a lot of shit and blame for tiny little inconveniences for his boss. Im sure Dave is a 3 hour sleep a night guy.
@@troy_47 if they were based on supply and demand then NFL tickets would be cheap af, demand is going down and attendance has been declining for years. Supply and demand has nothing to do with pricing of most goods and services these days
In high school I was in a film class and we covered all the sports games live, so that adrenaline of when they call the first play and all that stuff is such a throwback and watching that call gave me goosebumps. That anxiety filled excitement never goes away
The Packers are such a unique club. The team belongs to the fans. The fact that all those people come in and shovel snow from the bleachers is awesome. I've never see that before.
It is fun to watch this. Back in my college days, I was a student intern in the athletic department and did game management for many of the sports, including football (we were a lower level D-1A/FBS school). Obviously we operated on a much smaller scale than the NFL, but it is cool to see that many of the same principles we used in game management are used in the NFL.
So cool to see how much goes into a game day. As a fan you just show up and drink, watch your team play and then you go home. Gives you a new sense of understanding how complex it all is. Love features like this
It’s amazing to see how much goes into these games. So much hard work, teamwork, precision, and passion for the game. Thanks to everyone who is part of these efforts - you make an impact in so many lives, and help enable our love for the game.
This was a great video, as football fans we need to be more appreciative of the production team & the people who work hard behind the scenes preparing a football game, without them we wouldn't have the best fan experience. They don't get enough recognition they deserve & God bless those volunteers shoveling the snow at Lambeau.
I loved the extreme detail presented in this video. I would watch any NFL behind the scenes video with this level of detail. The coolest part was that the kicker hit the ball exactly on time. How amazing is that!
As much of a “rivalry” I’ve had for Green Bay since they beat us back in the 11 I love to see the fan base come out there in game day absolutely love it wish some other teams would do this and put that much live and enthusiasm into their fan base
Vikings fan here. I was so amazed watching how much goes into Lambo, I was legitimately sad when the video was over right before the game actually started.
Regardless of how well a team plays, each team is still a billion dollar industry that supports thousands of jobs. This production was for the “uncelebrated” people that make a game run effortlessly and they should get some recognition. So I’m thankful for this and thankful to them.
I work at a stadium,Levy Stadium, The Seahawks stadium. I have to start prepping the food at stadium on Monday. One of the biggest things at The Seahawks game is SEATTLE DOGS(Polish dog, Sautéed onions, cream cheese on a brioche bun).So we Sautee 100s of pounds of onions that are hand prepped(not a dry eye in that room). The other thing that gets done starting Monday?…. PIZZAS!! They’re prepped, frozen and then delivered to all the pizza stands. At least 50,000 pizzas get prepped from Monday to Saturday. The Seahawks are ONE OF THE BEST PAYING TEAMS IN THE NFL HANDS DOWN…$37 an hour to Cooks! I also work at climate pledge arena. They pay $28 there.
I'm a Packers fan living in Las Vegas, Nevada and I TRULY enjoyed this actual "behind the scene's" video. Very informative and educational. Visiting Lambeau Field for a Packers game ranks #1 on my bucket list
Totally two years late and I came back to hope you got to go to Lambeau! If you're interested, sometime in early August, they host family nights (and those tickets sell quick and are $10 a piece with stadium parking being $5) it's definitely worth it! Homies are tailgating for that occasion and if you have children, it's an amazing experience for them. Lambeau is an amazing piece of history and I'm proud to have actually stepped on the field during a tour when I was 12.
Well atleast a championship team will be playing there. The regular tenants dont look like they gonna win a SB anytime soon. Jason Garrett fo life- Jerry.
I love this content from the NFL. This, the Chargers playing in London, and the other videos are really quite interesting. I hope they keep this stuff going.
Did this for over twenty years for the Patriots. Very similar. I assume most teams have pretty similar routines for game day setup. Lot's of people doing a lot of tasks. Completely different from a normal weekday at the stadium. They are long days! I was a yellow hat.
I use to work the grounds crew for a private golf course. Without doxxing myself, we hosted a PGA tour and were ranked a few times in golf digest's top 100 courses. The course was beautiful, and it was one of the best jobs I ever had. Everyone on the crew was friendly, happy and always gave 110% into the course. I feel like this is the same thing for the grounds crew for the Packers stadium. I could see myself out there loving that job and putting in a lot of effort.
Yeah, I used to work at a hockey rink. The next night needed to be prepared for comedy. The next night needed to be prepared back to hockey. 2 nights later it had to be prepared for a rock concert. The next day it's back to hockey again. We'd work 36 hours straight. It's fun! As long as the team was winning!
Janoy Cresva he might be a volunteer that just goes to every home game for free... a lot of these people are volunteers that get too see games free, get free food and a parting gift (I.e. jerseys, head wear, cold weather gear, etc)
This showed up in my suggested feed so I decided to watch since I'm so curious about the behind the scenes of everything. I've lived within 20 miles of Lambeau my whole life and I learned a lot from this video
I work as guest relations (scanning tickets, usher, answering questions, etc) at soldier field, and I get there about 2 hrs before gates open, sometimes earlier to help put towels in every single seat. I sometimes get to see the different teams preparing (hype squad/mascot, drum line, national anthem, all the different mic checks over the stadiums PA system, food, Setting up activists, etc.) All I can say is, as a fan, I look at everything from a much different perspective with much more appreciation
I found this fascinating. I don't watch sports. However, the amount of preparation and planning that goes into each game day is incredible. They have a heated field and many layers of soil under the grass. Then to have heat lamps to help the grass grow. They've invested a lot of money into the grass, the communications equipment, fireworks, etc. No wonder tickets are expensive. I had no idea.
I literally have never watched an NFL game, but I clicked on this for some reason and I'm not gonna lie it was pretty cool to see and I'm interested to see more.
I was at this game they’re talking about. MNF game right after my 30th birthday. Great way to celebrate with a packers win and a Crosby walk off field goal to win the game ! Go pack go!
Packers fan here, awesome video. Would be interested to see another one about a stadium that is indoor or a dome to see how the field prep is different.
Years ago I officiated professional soccer and I loved watching every minute of this video. There really is an incredible amount of detail that goes into processing an orchestrated entertainment event.
I've never been to an NFL game because I live in Ireland but watching how much organisation goes into getting a game ready is mind blowing , a brilliant video
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the NFL could make this video for every stadium and i would still watch
i was just gonna watch the field part because 20mins was too long. ended up watchingt he whole thing before i knew it.
What’s the best NFL stadiums in order?
@@jonathanjames1424 Lambeau 1. Too much tradition to be beat. Raiders 2 cause that place is absolutely fucking nuts and i like the old school stadiums. Earned the blackhole nickname Seahawks or saints at 3/4 major home advantages and loud as hell. 5/6 go falcons or vikings, newest most advanced stadiums. Atlantas looks like a fucking spaceship and vikings looks cool with all the glass although it probably kill hundreds of birds a year
Probably did it for the Peckers because they're the only publicly owned team
These videos are so good.
Bill Belichick is studying every move... He is watching film of the 2am cooking staff crew.
He has plenty of time after today. LOL
Should’ve studied the cheesesteak formation when they played Philly in the Super Bowl
He's trying to steal their signals on how to make hot dogs.
Hahahahahahh
Belichick is a fraud, this season without Brady proved that
I'm not even a Packers fan but watching them announce the Packers and seeing everyone do what they do in that moment gave me chills. It was so cool.
Awkward Turtle Honestly, Same here
Same. I am a cheesehead but said the same thing. 24:00 is the start of that sick intro
I agree and I'm not a Packers fan either I'm a steelers fan
I'm a Giants and Jets fan, yet I liked that part a lot.
If you are there when it happens, it is even better
Regardless of how well a team plays, each team is still a billion dollar industry that supports thousands of jobs.
This production was for the “uncelebrated” people that make a game run effortlessly and they should get some recognition.
So I’m thankful for this and thankful to them.
Except for the snow shovelers who “volunteer” their time as they take off from their paying jobs. 🤦
@@rapman5363 they pay them 12$ an hour it said
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@@dantehuynh6784 ah yes
This was really interesting to see the behind the scenes of a NFL game.
To be honest, I love seeing this. It would be interesting to have a series or something that follows the big games preparations
Caleb D agreed. Every time I enter a game, I think about these types of logistics. Loved watching this!
Agreed! Fascinating!
Where's the part where u tell the teams to play crappy defense when their winning at the end of the game.
Cool name bro. I was honestly gonna comment I watched the whole thing without realizing how long it was because it was THAT interesting. Good job nfl
As a soccer loving Brit I really enjoyed seeing behind the scenes of the run up to an American Football game. Just amazing to see the coordination that goes into making everything work. Hope to one day be lucky enough to come over and see it for real. Great vid.
I think the NFL plays games in London. Check that out. Invite some friends. It's not Soccer but give it a chance and you guys might like it.
@@Kevinofrepublic Would love to catch a game over here but the games are always a sell out. I was lucky enough to see a game at the old Wembley stadium back in the 80s when the nfl first trialled playing games abroad. As good as that was I think the only real way to get the whole full on game day experience is to go to America. 👍
@@neilgibbs3880 Absolutely. I've visited only London when I was in England. We'd welcome you to Wisconsin with all the beer/alcohol 🍺🍻 and friendly people you could handle while witnessing the most historic franchise in sports: it's the oldest franchise founded in 1919 and has a 100 year rivalry with the Chicago Bears; it's the only team owned by the state/community; legendary iconic Hall of Fame Coach Lombardi has the Super Bowl trophy named after him as we won the first few Super Bowls; you can tour the facility and go behind the scenes and get close to the heavily guarded grass turf; we were the first--other teams have copied us--to have our own Hall of Fame ring and the names around the stadium are all legends and HoF inductees, and we only have 3 jersey numbers from legendary HoF and Super Bowl winning players; home games are sold out and have been since 1960, and there is over a 30 years waiting list to get coveted season tickets.
My family is blessed thanks to my grandpa who got season tickets and passed them on so my parents are second generation season tickets holders and I'll inherit them!
You need to come in late Fall or early winter to get the full Lambeau Frozen Tundra experience. Tailgating goes on in the stadium parking lot for around 7 hours pregame with people cooking and grilling all sorts of food, with Bratwurst being a staple. Games are played. Don't be surprised if strangers invite you to their house or driveways in the warmer months to tailgate with them.
@@kelseyk530 Hi Kelsey, am I correct in thinking if you’re in Wisconsin you must be Green Bay fans? If so you are brave folks I was watching a video the other day about Lambeau Field and it’s history and it looks amazing. But in the winter time it gets mighty, mighty cold 🥶 how do you cope?
🤣🤣🤣
Wear things to keep warm and drink a few beers, also bring a few hand wormers.
The ending of the whole video was so dramatic and on point
Definitely. As fans we're waiting for the kickoff; but this was the crews game, we just watched the highlight reel.
It definitely was. I was pretty bummed when it ended though 🫤😂
One of the coolest documentaries I have ever seen. Great production. I'd like to see one for every stadium.
All that work just to get the field ready is crazy.
HVAC Quality Assurance Madison loves their Badgers too.
Titan Master Race imagine what oakland goes through
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I knew a guy who went to college and his major was agriculture with a focus in grass maturation (HUH). Long story short he is now 2nd in charge for the Atlanta Braves stadium he also did an internship at Augusta golf course, and he makes 6 figures. Talk about a job you can have till you die...
Glob they most like have a hearing system under the turf, to keep the root zone warm. Which also kinda warms the grass. We have one in Cleveland that’s how I know that
Even though I’m a Vikings fan, I really miss seeing stadiums full in 2020.
Thanks Democrats
@@hunterp5252 shut up dude
@@hunterp5252 aren’t you just a shining beacon of knowledge
@@hunterp5252 bot you stalker how you know he's a democrat,seems like your the one who watches mainstream media
Super Bowl 4
I would 100% watch a video like this for each of the other 31 NFL teams.
30. Jets & Giants share Metlife Stadium.
@@tyroland06 Still different preparations for both.
@@tommyverno8750 There exists a pretty good video out there showing what it takes to convert the stadium from Giants to Jets.
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Honestly it just wouldn't be as cool. This video is sick but there's something special about Lambeau
I volunteered at a Packer game when I was 15 and it was so hectic. I was also handling money and doing fast calculations on the spot...probably one of the more stressful things I’ve ever had to do in life but it was pretty cool to be apart of it.
YOLO
"How to keep beer warm" might be one of the most Wisconsinite issues I've ever heard
Sounds like a Canadian problem, too...
Block heater in the keg lines cold is something we see all the time in Wisconsin
And Michiganders
That's my state for you, keeping beer from freezing is a lifestyle
@@Kay_Sea251 from Minnesota as well.
I wish they had this when the lights went out in the superdome that’d be cool to see how they handled it
Dave's job seems really easy lol, "You good?" "Yeah." "cool."
It doesn't show when anyone answers "no, we're not" though. THAT is where he earns his check.
You guys happy? Yeah? Cool!
turf guy get a five minute segment explaining the technology in the field, how it was made and how it works... then Dave comes out- i check the field
yea but guys like Dave who work for huge companies like that usually have to take a lot of shit and blame for tiny little inconveniences for his boss. Im sure Dave is a 3 hour sleep a night guy.
I like his style, he let's them do their job and doesn't micromanage. He's there if you need him.
Can we just appreciate this guy throwing skills 9:58
that was brett favre!
He was an NFL quarterback sooo...
@@DeadWires That was not Brett Favre.
@@forestgirl4071 r/whoosh
Clifton Fameree r/itswoooshwith3os
No wonder tickets are in the hundreds...
@@Ic-gq6lv it's a expensive operation to run
These operations have nothing to do with cost of tickets. Tickets are priced based on supply and demand, just like any other good
yomilo well that but also making a profit comes into play when deciding ticket prices.
yomilo just like any other good they need a base price which is based on cost
@@troy_47 if they were based on supply and demand then NFL tickets would be cheap af, demand is going down and attendance has been declining for years. Supply and demand has nothing to do with pricing of most goods and services these days
In high school I was in a film class and we covered all the sports games live, so that adrenaline of when they call the first play and all that stuff is such a throwback and watching that call gave me goosebumps. That anxiety filled excitement never goes away
I have even more appreciation for everyone in the NFL that helps prepare for a game
The Packers are such a unique club. The team belongs to the fans. The fact that all those people come in and shovel snow from the bleachers is awesome. I've never see that before.
This was so well-done and waaaaaaaaaaay too interesting. I could binge stuff like this.
Agree lol
Agree lollipop 🍭
"we're scared that we are going to run out of fireworks but we hope we're gonna run out of fireworks"... lol that makes a ton of sense
Alex Sebastian they hope they run out because that means they’ve scored a lot, since the fireworks go off with every touchdown.
It is fun to watch this. Back in my college days, I was a student intern in the athletic department and did game management for many of the sports, including football (we were a lower level D-1A/FBS school). Obviously we operated on a much smaller scale than the NFL, but it is cool to see that many of the same principles we used in game management are used in the NFL.
Imagine doing all that in Cleveland, year after year, when you know you'll just end up losing the game anyway.
I still would. Thats like a dream job.
🤣🤣🤣
You saying that now? Lol
@@timruskowski4923 Are you asking me? If you are, look at the timestamp.
This comment didn’t age well at all. Browns somehow made it to the divisional round.
This makes realize just how much work it takes to get a game to run smoothly
So cool to see how much goes into a game day. As a fan you just show up and drink, watch your team play and then you go home. Gives you a new sense of understanding how complex it all is. Love features like this
It’s amazing to see how much goes into these games. So much hard work, teamwork, precision, and passion for the game. Thanks to everyone who is part of these efforts - you make an impact in so many lives, and help enable our love for the game.
Such a historical place. I'd like to visit someday, preferably on a warm day.
This was a great video, as football fans we need to be more appreciative of the production team & the people who work hard behind the scenes preparing a football game, without them we wouldn't have the best fan experience. They don't get enough recognition they deserve & God bless those volunteers shoveling the snow at Lambeau.
Obinna Anyaeto Totes to your kind words! 😃🥰😍😊😙
I loved the extreme detail presented in this video. I would watch any NFL behind the scenes video with this level of detail. The coolest part was that the kicker hit the ball exactly on time. How amazing is that!
chills when the announcer answers the team and players
announces* (the team and players)
He got so hyped for Aaron Rodgers lol!
I'm a behind the scenes guy about everything so I'm seriously loving this.only one thing missing..the camera crews on the field.
And other audio guys and photographers.
I really like this especially being a packers fan
Frank your just jealous we’re so loyal
Frank fuck all of ya pussys
@Frank ok boomer
@Frank dolphins fan head ass
Kings of the North! 💪
As much of a “rivalry” I’ve had for Green Bay since they beat us back in the 11 I love to see the fan base come out there in game day absolutely love it wish some other teams would do this and put that much live and enthusiasm into their fan base
Vikings fan here. I was so amazed watching how much goes into Lambo, I was legitimately sad when the video was over right before the game actually started.
Tim Dusek Skol!
Tim Dusek I concur, by the time 🕰 hit 0’s I zoned to it. Btw packers fan here, sorry about your 10-5 it some 1 has to be champs, habitually.
Also, 🧀🧀🧀🧀🧀🧀🧀🧀🧀🧀🧀🧀 CURDS 4 EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! TITLETOWNS
@@goondallbronco3362 that's alright, as long as we get into the playoffs most of us are happy. #SKOL!
well technically we know that it was Matt LaFleur's first year and it was monday night and that's all we need to know to find what game it was
Allen Johnson is from my hometown of little Bark River, MI. He lived right down the road from my house. Awesome video.
imagine working at the bengals stadium lmao, all that work just for no one to go
CamperSucc69 imagine spending all the money to go just to lose everytime 😂
It’s actually super easy to get a job there
Regardless of how well a team plays, each team is still a billion dollar industry that supports thousands of jobs.
This production was for the “uncelebrated” people that make a game run effortlessly and they should get some recognition.
So I’m thankful for this and thankful to them.
@@TheElloatmatt i agree 💯! This was awesome to watch!
Hey it’s fun for me to watch the bangles games and with Joe Borrow we will be very good so don’t say stuff when you don’t know how it feels
I work at a stadium,Levy Stadium, The Seahawks stadium. I have to start prepping the food at stadium on Monday. One of the biggest things at The Seahawks game is
SEATTLE DOGS(Polish dog, Sautéed onions, cream cheese on a brioche bun).So we Sautee 100s of pounds of onions that are hand prepped(not a dry eye in that room).
The other thing that gets done starting Monday?…. PIZZAS!! They’re prepped, frozen and then delivered to all the pizza stands. At least 50,000 pizzas get prepped from Monday to Saturday.
The Seahawks are ONE OF THE BEST PAYING TEAMS IN THE NFL HANDS DOWN…$37 an hour to Cooks!
I also work at climate pledge arena. They pay $28 there.
Great video. Right amount of story and pace. Hats off to the editors, too.
I'm a Packers fan living in Las Vegas, Nevada and I TRULY enjoyed this actual "behind the scene's" video. Very informative and educational. Visiting Lambeau Field for a Packers game ranks #1 on my bucket list
I’m a Packers fan living in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and I’ve been to one packer game
Totally two years late and I came back to hope you got to go to Lambeau!
If you're interested, sometime in early August, they host family nights (and those tickets sell quick and are $10 a piece with stadium parking being $5) it's definitely worth it! Homies are tailgating for that occasion and if you have children, it's an amazing experience for them.
Lambeau is an amazing piece of history and I'm proud to have actually stepped on the field during a tour when I was 12.
Jerry World is getting ready for high school state games
Red Pizza best late-year football in Dallas 😂
Well atleast a championship team will be playing there. The regular tenants dont look like they gonna win a SB anytime soon.
Jason Garrett fo life- Jerry.
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Jerry World has also done some sweet prep when the Packers are in town lol
I wish this was for every NFL team and i will still watch
This makes me appreciate each game even way more now
I love stuff like this. I knew that there was work involved in getting ready for an NFL game, but I didn't know it was this crazy.
I love this content from the NFL. This, the Chargers playing in London, and the other videos are really quite interesting. I hope they keep this stuff going.
Did this for over twenty years for the Patriots. Very similar. I assume most teams have pretty similar routines for game day setup. Lot's of people doing a lot of tasks. Completely different from a normal weekday at the stadium. They are long days! I was a yellow hat.
Now that left me speechless! This is priceless content NFL! We want & need MORE to get us through the off season lol
I use to work the grounds crew for a private golf course. Without doxxing myself, we hosted a PGA tour and were ranked a few times in golf digest's top 100 courses. The course was beautiful, and it was one of the best jobs I ever had. Everyone on the crew was friendly, happy and always gave 110% into the course. I feel like this is the same thing for the grounds crew for the Packers stadium. I could see myself out there loving that job and putting in a lot of effort.
That was an awesome video. Cool to see the behind the scenes like that.
NFL: cuts the clip of kickoff right at contact
Kickers: *everyone disliked that*
New England Patriots take note: This is how you make a RUclips documentary without filming the sidelines for eight minutes.
Lol
I wish I could thumbs up this 1,000,000 times. Props OP
Pretty sure Films handled this.
You mean Kraft Productions. Patriots didn't film any sidelines
ManMythLegend i mean Kraft Productions is owned by Robert Kraft and its filming stuff FOR THE PATRIOTS ORG.
I was surprised to see this video on youtube and even more surprised at how insane the attention to detail was. Excellent video
I now see why there's not that many games in the season
Jo Lee yeah I used to wonder why they weren’t as consistent as nba
Shafay Qaiser u guys think this is why? bodies literally can’t handle more football games
@@DracoVP yea that too
Jo Lee it’s cuz after a game the players can like barely walk depending on what they do
Its because its a full contact sport. The human body cant play 80 football games in a season
As someone who studied Sport Management please make more of these. I learn something with each one
This was insanely interesting to watch. I knew it was complicated, but wow!
Yeah, I used to work at a hockey rink.
The next night needed to be prepared for comedy.
The next night needed to be prepared back to hockey.
2 nights later it had to be prepared for a rock concert.
The next day it's back to hockey again.
We'd work 36 hours straight.
It's fun! As long as the team was winning!
15:21 that guy is getting paid to do absolutely nothing LOL.
Janoy Cresva he might be a volunteer that just goes to every home game for free... a lot of these people are volunteers that get too see games free, get free food and a parting gift (I.e. jerseys, head wear, cold weather gear, etc)
Lmao the guy in the suit looks so pissed that he dosent know any of the questions
Yeah...easiest paycheck ever made
This showed up in my suggested feed so I decided to watch since I'm so curious about the behind the scenes of everything. I've lived within 20 miles of Lambeau my whole life and I learned a lot from this video
11:44 classic Wisconsin 😂😂
I love this. So cool to see everything that happens. Never knew it was that crazy.
If all teams had a segment like this, it would be awesome. It would be cool to see the differences for each team.
The South Endzone sure has issues
Jackson Bitzer that’s for sure
Jackson Bitzer he is trying his best
I know, it’s so bad that it’s compensating by having one of the largest Jumbotrons in the league
and now I want to see a Super Bowl Stadium preparing.
I love this type of stuff. But I'm also the guy who liked the game head coach, sim type games,tycoon type games, and in Madden I play the owner.
LifewithDerek that’s a lot work as a owner
@@Itss.israel yeah it was a lot of work. I just hate playing as the player only. I could only do QB or RB and have a winning season
I work as guest relations (scanning tickets, usher, answering questions, etc) at soldier field, and I get there about 2 hrs before gates open, sometimes earlier to help put towels in every single seat. I sometimes get to see the different teams preparing (hype squad/mascot, drum line, national anthem, all the different mic checks over the stadiums PA system, food,
Setting up activists, etc.) All I can say is, as a fan, I look at everything from a much different perspective with much more appreciation
I love behind the scenes videos like this. Really well done. Keep them coming!
I found this fascinating. I don't watch sports. However, the amount of preparation and planning that goes into each game day is incredible. They have a heated field and many layers of soil under the grass. Then to have heat lamps to help the grass grow. They've invested a lot of money into the grass, the communications equipment, fireworks, etc. No wonder tickets are expensive. I had no idea.
Very impressive.
I love these. So many people have a hand in making sure game day /events goes off well and it’s nice to see how it all comes together.
I've noticed the blue NFL hats before, but I didn't know that there were other different colors that had different meanings - excellent information!!!
"I'm in charge of everything that grows"
*Just the field then*
Yeah he tried to make his job seem a lot more important than just saying, "my job is to make sure grass grows"
This looks so amazing. I've lived in texas all my life, I always wanted to watch football in a stadium where its below 0 and snowing 😋
I literally have never watched an NFL game, but I clicked on this for some reason and I'm not gonna lie it was pretty cool to see and I'm interested to see more.
Welcome to the Packers family mate!
That was a half hour very well spent
I was at this game they’re talking about. MNF game right after my 30th birthday. Great way to celebrate with a packers win and a Crosby walk off field goal to win the game ! Go pack go!
While I may be a Lions fan, this video is unbelievable!
How do you watch RUclips with a paper bag on your head 😉🤭
Packers fan here, awesome video. Would be interested to see another one about a stadium that is indoor or a dome to see how the field prep is different.
Absolutely stunning. I would love to see the production of this video and be with the camera crew throughout the process. Amazing work.
Years ago I officiated professional soccer and I loved watching every minute of this video.
There really is an incredible amount of detail that goes into processing an orchestrated entertainment event.
WOW didn’t know how much goes into game day
I've never been to an NFL game because I live in Ireland but watching how much organisation goes into getting a game ready is mind blowing , a brilliant video
im new to football and i promise you its something i shouldve started watching sooner
Yea dude you missed out on the days where you could actually land on top of a qb and not watch 30 flags every game.
Welcome!
I am from California and used to be a trucker. I made a pickup in Green Bay once and was very excited to see the stadium from the dock I was in.
Damn! This was more entertaining than a LOT of the games I watched this season. Bad ass!
This is a cool video! Fans need to show more appreciation to everyone behind the scenes and all their hard work!
Nice
Color coding the hats is really smart, interesting move that I had no ideas about previously.
That’s cool.
This was so cool to watch. Excellent job, NFL media staff. I could watch a whole 2 hours off this stuff.
this was better than the games are
This was an awesome look into what goes into a game down to its smallest issue!! Well done!
11:51 true Wisconsin and packer fan cause he be offering free brats like damn I want to be there now
This was fun to watch. I honestly I would love to see this for every single NFL stadium because this is cool
Didn't know Toby Flenderson worked for the NFL
the behind the scenes employees are the unsung heroes of the NFL !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The NFL can do all of this work but we still don't know what a catch is
I don’t think the NFL controls how a player catches.. It depends on how the players skills are, or how they’re coached.
@@nathanielsasa he means they cant figure out what is and isn't a catch
In case you guys are confused he’s referring to the “fail Mary” against the Seahawks
Speaking of the fireworks, I was at the top of the stadium, by the screen on the outside, and we scored and the fireworks were insanely loud
Please do more!! This was awesome to watch!
So much hard work goes behind the scenes of every football game 👏👏👏👏
This was really interesting, every team in every sport could do this and I'd watch. (Though I doubt Fed-Ex field would pass inspection)
You're right.
At the Fedex stadium, the rail collapsed after WFT vs Eagles game and people fell on the ground.
Is there any difference between an in door vs. outdoor stadium in preparation?
That was awesome. I've been wanting to see how much work goes into the NFL and the behind the scenes for awhile
This video is really well presented
This was very informational and very ingesting thank you for making this video
"ingesting"?