isaac newton: "an object will remain at rest or in uniform motion in a straight line unless acted upon by an external force" nfl: "nice try, nerd. do you have any idea how much money we make off of aaron rodgers and tom brady alone?"
Susan P. Davis they obviously don't require basic grammar or vocabulary skills either. congratulations on your "job" that is perfect for 3rd graders and idiots.
There's another stupid rule that they implimented just because Tom Brady got hurt - Going low on the QB. So now you can't tackle a QB low nor can you tackle him high apparently.
I’m a dlineman in high school and was about to tackle the qb when he was literally starting the releasing motion ball still in hand. He threw a duck that landed nowhere near his targeted reciever with a flag thrown after. You may think intentional grounding but nope. Roughing the passer. It was 4th down in the fourth quarter and were up by 6. My coach cussed out the ref and we got a personal foul. Gave them 30 yards and a game winning td. After shaking hands I said probably every cuss word on the walk to the locker room cuz I was so pissed at a rule. Let’s just play flag football for now on
Prime I just had a game like that. I went in after 2 strip sacks. And the qb was just realeasing his ball when I hit him. Anyways the ref gave me a ejectionable misconduct
I was also confused by the "no coaching" rule in tennis, so I looked it up, and apparently, it was put in place because most players on the tour don't have the resources to have a coach, or if they do, don't have money to bring them over to every tournament. With that logic, coaching on the court would be an unfair advantage for the best and richest players. Also, a lot of traditionalists apparently despise the very idea of coaches in tennis. They believe a tennis match should be prepared and then played between two players with no outside interference, to see who is the best, technically and mentally. I still think it's stupid, but at least there is some kind of logic.
Also, as a female player (daughter of a pro player too) pointed out, it only apllies to the grand slams and most important competitions, in other competitions, it's ok for the coaches to communicate during the breaks. I think it makes sense when you're talking about cream of the crop, but at the same time, a little bit of coaching should be allowed, like playing a card during a game, or a time off. But that doesn't make Serena look any better, her problem was her attitude, not the rules.
Is there anything else that should be banned because only certain players can afford it? What if some players can't afford good shoes? What if they can only afford water and no sports drinks? What if a female player only has a regular bra and not a sports bra? GTFO
Khotta Bogard The rule is pretty old, but was set in place that bove player have the same chance during the match. Its kind of fairplay. First time i hear that the rule is only used in top level. I know that a player was dsq, because he talked with his coach during a rainbreak in the lockerroom.
Yup. Dez Caught it and so did Julio. Calvin didn't catch it by the rule book but who thought it was a good idea to write the rule that that wasn't a catch?
I think the dumbest rule is that in the NFL there are plays categorized specifically as "non-reviewable." If there's a chance that someone can screw it up, (idk, like EVERY single aspect of each play), at least let them use the challenge flag to call you out for your inept officiating. #gtfoh
I only have one acronym for this video...N.F.L. Edit: Nevermind I remember the caution clock in NASCARs truck series and that was easily the dumbest rule in all of Motorsports.
his mug shot really is the face of a dying sport im waiting for the day when the france family sells their share of the sport cuz this is the time to get out
No. 2 - similar to the silence rule in tennis. I've never understood why a tennis player requires perfect silence from the crowd yet can grunt and moan when making shots as loud as they like to put off their opponent.
If a player prior to an NCAA basketball game makes a practice slam dunk once the countdown clock shows 20:00 minutes or less, the opposing team is awarded two free-throws, which are taken before the game starts.
@@FivePointsVids Speaking about the NCAA , how about the excessive celebration rule in football, which as of a few years ago now actually has had the ability to take touchdowns OFF the board entirel when called. I kept waiting for that one in both of these videos lol. That will forever be the dumbest rule for me. Just about all others have some gameplay cause to them in some form, that one has none of that and yet can dramatically impact a game outcome. Oh and I just thought of another in that vain, the MLB's rainout rule wherein any game that doesn't go 5 innings (or 4.5 if Home Team is winning) can have the entirety of that game up to where it was stopped wiped out as if it never happened. Ergo, a team can be winning be 10-1 in the 3rd, but if the game doesn't go 5, it doesn't count when they replay the game later. Have always hated it, completely unfair.
the "quiet on set" rule in golf is actually much appreciated by most golfers. its not a contact sport, its barely even a sport for recreational golfers, its an excuse to get outside and away from all of the noise in your home (kids, wife, pets, the methed out neighbor asking you if youve noticed an increase in helicopter activity lately, etc) and have a relaxing day drinking some beer and every once in a while getting lucky enough to get the ball somewhere near the green in a quiet, peaceful atmosphere (plus, who doesnt enjoy wearing clothes that in the outside world would get you mocked but in the country club gets you valet service?"
Dante White what about the other day when (sorry forgot his name) fairly stepped off faked to first then went to third and got called for a balk to score the go ahead run... and yet people defend the balk
Kind of surprised the golf rule (I think it's gone now) where a fan at home could call the PGA to let them know someone broke a rule hasn't made the list yet.
This still happens in the USGA Open every single year. Of course, the USGA Open is run by the USGA (which sets the rules for amateur level golf, because amateurs can - and do - qualify for the USGA Open), not the PGA (which sets the rules for professional golf - which includes pros on all levels from course pros to the PGA tour)
The thing with the Caution Clock is that it isn't actually gone - it was retooled into stage racing for 2017 and spread to the Xfinity and Cup Series as well. Even better, they tied points to the mandatory cautions. It's made things even more convoluted, to the point that my roommates are constantly asking how the stages work, not to mention what NASCAR was thinking with them (short answer = money and the illusion of drama). Honestly, though, stage racing isn't the rule that's gonna kill NASCAR in the long run - THAT honor goes to the charter system.
Stage racing makes certain tracks (looking at you Kentucky) watchable. As much as I love old school racing, stage racing makes to where every lap counts.
@@TheForeverRanger Making the drivers run harder in the middle of the race isn't the fundamental flaw with the rule, though. It's the part where casual and even some diehard fans are having a hard time understanding how the stage points affect the season standings, particularly in regard to the playoff points, hence why someone who does get it has to explain the rule ad infinitum until the other person tunes out and walks away. There's also the doozy of trying to explain how there can be discreet stages when the laps continue counting during the stage cautions (excepting the Eldora Truck race), which is a quirk I've never seen in any other series that uses segmentation, including NASCAR's regional tours.
I think it is funny that contact sports are making such a big fuss about concussions and injuries. The simple solution would be to officially admit that playing said contact sports may lead to injury that could affect former players later in life (concussions). Then settle with those who are currently trying to sue or who are upset, and make all current and future players sign a waiver claiming that they understand the risks associated with playing a contact sport and will not pursue damages against the league for any future complications. Instead they are just making the games softer and driving away the core audience while still leaving themselves open to lawsuits from players that retire in the future.
Bit late to the party, but there is a very good reason for the no coaching rule in tennis. Because it's an individual sport the idea is for the player to be able to win the game unassisted. It most importantly comes from the fact tennis is an "open" sport where anyone can complete and win rather than having a franchise register with a league. Up and coming players could work their lives away to beat a top player but if they have the extra advantage of a high plaid professional coach then the poorer, less successful player has a lot more to overcome.
We need a "The Five DUMBEST Broadcast Gimmicks in Sports" video. You can start with NBC's "green zone" on 3rd down because I guess people weren't smart enough to just look at the yellow line to see how many yards a team needed to pick up a first down. Oh and that time FOX used the glow puck, or flare to show where the puck was on screen, which included a longer tail depending on how fast the puck was travelling. And now I see they want to bring it back xD. Or when the NFL tried to televise an entire game from sky cam last year. Which I believe only lasted one game.
Nevermore Yeah, hauling out almost everyone on the 2015 World Series team will do that. Press F for respects to Eric Hosmer, Ben Zobrist, Alex Rios, Lorenzo Cain, Mike Moustakas, Drew Butera, Kelvin Herrera, and Jerrod Dyson.
@FivePoints Vids I think a good rule to include if you make a third dumb rules video would be the NHL's "Trapezoid Rule" also known as the Martin Brodeur rule, where a goalie can only play the puck directly behind the net or outside of the marked "trapezoid" area behind the goal line.
The NFHS Rules Book for High School American Football consist of two pages of Football "Fundamental" rules, preceded by over 98 pages of rules necessitated by coaches and players trying to find loopholes in the two pages of fundamentals.
Bro the clip of the golf comparison just gives my a jolt of happiness I remember that game and every time it comes up I just get so happy I remember the Pirates always sucking and then they got this beast team in my favorite sport Quedo Quedo Quedo Let’s go bucs!
They basically replaced the caution clock with Stage racing. At first, I thought it sound stupid, but as I watch, I understood some angles of it. It's not amazing but it gets the job done. Plus, where as you don't know if there's a wreck before the caution clock goes to 0, stage racing allows you to plan ahead as the stage winds down. I would also change the commercials to only when caution is out or when the stage is over.
in tennis they should bring in a rule if you smash your racket on the ground you should be fined 50% of the tournament winnings if they did that they would stop smashing there rackets.
The "safer" they make the game the more impossible it is to play real defense without taking penalties. I don't want anyone to get hurt more than the next guy, but the NFL might as well just be pro flag football at this point. Also, I feel like I've seen plenty of running backs lowering their helmets and not being called for targeting.
Actually, playing Devil's Avacado here, it seems like there's much more concentration going on in golf, trying to figure out the proper distance and angle of the shot to make sure you get to the hole in as few hits as possible. There's just you out there, as opposed to a pitcher throwing a ball twenty feet to a catcher he can focus on and block out the noise of the crowd with.
NFL 2017 - What the fuck is a catch? NFL 2018 - What the fuck is a tackle? NFL 2019 - What the fuck is competition or defense? NFL 2020 - We've fucked up haven't we?
Also, I've been watching college hockey lately. In the Ohio State v Michigan game this past Saturday there were two incidents of an Ohio State player checking a Michigan player into the boards. The first one looked much worse than the second. In the first one, the Buckeye shoved the Wolverine and that sent him head first into the boards. In the second it looked like just a normal check but their bodies were lower and so instead of hitting the glass, they hit the boards. For both incidents, the Buckeye player received a 5 minute major and a game misconduct. Now I'm not as privy to the history of college hockey as I am to college football, so maybe I'm missing some context, but a game misconduct seemed way too strict for this. Maybe a 5 minute major would have been in order, but to eject a guy for a slightly too aggressive check. IDK. What made it seem even more ridiculous is that in both cases, a Michigan player responded by starting a fight with the Ohio State player. For that, the Michigan players only received 2 minute minors. 2 minute minors for fighting - an intentional act of dircetly attacking a player in a way that doesn't have anything to do with trying to compete for the puck to score a goal. Yeah I know it's hockey, but compare that to the game misconducts handed out for accidentally being a little too aggressive in the course of competing for the puck in order to try to score goals. Something seems off there.
I got to work the possession arrow at junior high games in exchange for a free hot dog and nachos. That's the only reason I have anything good to say about it.
I understand some of these. Like the caution clock. Otherwise the race straight becomes a game of follow the leader, especially in NASCAR, where there are no tight corners. I mean let's be honest, if a player has made it to a Grand Slam, why do they need coaching DURING the game, haven't they prepared enough to spend a couple of hours by themselves? It's a lot easier to silence the crowd in golf than it is in baseball, so what's the big deal? Golf also has a much more formal culture.
The most absurd thing about the crazy roughing the passer rules is that for a few decades now the offense has had a clear advantage over the defense. The forward pass began as essentially a hack to the game. Before that it was even. But at this point the offense absolutely has an advantage and the defense has to get interceptions or its fucked. The forward pass is a hack that gives an advantage...meaning it should have a consequence as well in order to be fair. The consequence is that the guy standing there while everyone else is moving...might get fucking hammered. Without that consequence the game will forever be unbalanced.
Am I the only one who likes the possession arrow? Jump balls are often silly because of the height discrepancy between the two players who get tied up, and nobody except for centers are even used to doing jump balls, which creates some pretty awkward moments
With the quarterback rule maybe the NFL could try the 5 Mississippi rule. There rushers have to count out loud to 5 Mississippi before rushing the past like playing backyard football.
I feel like college football targeting should get honorable mention. The idea behind the rule is good. The problem it aimed at solving was a real problem that has largely been solved, but there's a major flaw with it. It's too strict and results in guys being tossed out of the game for the barest of infractions that are often incidental. I can't count the number of times when I've watched a replay and go, "yeah it's obvious this guy wasn't head hunting. He had good form. He made a good tackle. He just accidentally barely had incidental helmet to helment" but it was still called a targeting because it met the letter of the law. It's really dumb.
the aaron rodgers rule was always a rule, they just made it a point of focus, troy aikman (i believe, or romo one of the qb commentators) talked about it being a rule when they played, just rarely enforced.
The reason behind it is actually not that complecated. Tennis is mostly an individual competition and each athletes hire their own crew. However since the players can only earn through prize money at the beginning of their career without proper sponsorship that some competitors may not be able to afford a coaching crew. It would be unfair at the lower end tournaments that mostly can barely make a living meanwhile some more wealthy family can hire some of the best in the world.
The dumbest rule in American football is and always will be a team not getting penalized for going out of bounds. Literally the only sport in the entire world where a team does not completely lose possession for leaving the playing field.
nascar fans don’t understand the point of caution clocks and stages in races. but racing fans do. we get bored of watching people going in circles as well.
Golfers could hit their shots if the noise was steady. Tennis players can play through noise except when they're serving - then there must not be any noise which would break their concentration (same as in golf).
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isaac newton: "an object will remain at rest or in uniform motion in a straight line unless acted upon by an external force"
nfl: "nice try, nerd. do you have any idea how much money we make off of aaron rodgers and tom brady alone?"
LOL
Susan P. Davis they obviously don't require basic grammar or vocabulary skills either. congratulations on your "job" that is perfect for 3rd graders and idiots.
Aaron Rodgers has one ring and they're the second worst of all 53 or so regular season teams to win the Super Bowl. I'm just saying
There's another stupid rule that they implimented just because Tom Brady got hurt - Going low on the QB. So now you can't tackle a QB low nor can you tackle him high apparently.
Isaac Newton’s Fourth Law of Motion. The Browns will remain in last place and no force will change this.
Clay Mathews sacks the quarterback with a normal tackle, NFL refs throw flags because they wanted him to fly over the quarterback.
TBH, at least 95% of NASCAR"s rules are stupid. Glad one of them made the list.
I’m a dlineman in high school and was about to tackle the qb when he was literally starting the releasing motion ball still in hand. He threw a duck that landed nowhere near his targeted reciever with a flag thrown after. You may think intentional grounding but nope. Roughing the passer. It was 4th down in the fourth quarter and were up by 6. My coach cussed out the ref and we got a personal foul. Gave them 30 yards and a game winning td. After shaking hands I said probably every cuss word on the walk to the locker room cuz I was so pissed at a rule. Let’s just play flag football for now on
Prime damn son
Prime I just had a game like that. I went in after 2 strip sacks. And the qb was just realeasing his ball when I hit him. Anyways the ref gave me a ejectionable misconduct
Prime btw I just saw u like trailer park boys. Well I live in Nova Scotia Canada where it’s filmed
Prime same thing happened to my team last week. Stupid call that cost us the game.
Does it matter, tho?
I was also confused by the "no coaching" rule in tennis, so I looked it up, and apparently, it was put in place because most players on the tour don't have the resources to have a coach, or if they do, don't have money to bring them over to every tournament. With that logic, coaching on the court would be an unfair advantage for the best and richest players. Also, a lot of traditionalists apparently despise the very idea of coaches in tennis. They believe a tennis match should be prepared and then played between two players with no outside interference, to see who is the best, technically and mentally.
I still think it's stupid, but at least there is some kind of logic.
makes sense....I GUESS
Also, as a female player (daughter of a pro player too) pointed out, it only apllies to the grand slams and most important competitions, in other competitions, it's ok for the coaches to communicate during the breaks.
I think it makes sense when you're talking about cream of the crop, but at the same time, a little bit of coaching should be allowed, like playing a card during a game, or a time off.
But that doesn't make Serena look any better, her problem was her attitude, not the rules.
one thing at this level of play they shouldn't need a coach they no what they did wrong or did right.
Is there anything else that should be banned because only certain players can afford it? What if some players can't afford good shoes? What if they can only afford water and no sports drinks? What if a female player only has a regular bra and not a sports bra? GTFO
Khotta Bogard
The rule is pretty old, but was set in place that bove player have the same chance during the match. Its kind of fairplay.
First time i hear that the rule is only used in top level.
I know that a player was dsq, because he talked with his coach during a rainbreak in the lockerroom.
So now they’re just running at the qb to scare him?
Does anyone know the song at the end?
Hunter Wade The Entertainer
Well, I Don’t like you either
Nope thats a 15 yard penalty too
Even though it was in the first video, I’d just like to remind everybody that:
THE NFL CATCH RULE IS THE DUMBEST RULE IN SPORTS
tdurgan19 all because of Jesse James
Yup. Dez Caught it and so did Julio. Calvin didn't catch it by the rule book but who thought it was a good idea to write the rule that that wasn't a catch?
They made it a little better this year, at least. Dez would have a catch in 2018.
Lmao what catch rule they still havent decided
You mean the rule they changed??
I think the dumbest rule is that in the NFL there are plays categorized specifically as "non-reviewable." If there's a chance that someone can screw it up, (idk, like EVERY single aspect of each play), at least let them use the challenge flag to call you out for your inept officiating. #gtfoh
That goes in all sports really, not just the NFL, and all of it is bullshit of course. Just justifies them tweaking rules each year I'd say.
Daniel Bryson dang you predicted the Saints downfall
Yes Nascar got rid of the caution clock. They just call it stages now.
I only have one acronym for this video...N.F.L.
Edit: Nevermind I remember the caution clock in NASCARs truck series and that was easily the dumbest rule in all of Motorsports.
NFL isn't an acronym :-p
@@B3Band yes it is...
Sooooo basically sacking the qb is banned now?
Yep. Just because Rodgers doesn't know how to take a fall correctly.
i hate rodgers and if he keeps playing after his knee injury he had week 1 hes gonna have like a ceraer ending injury but yeah fuck rodgers
Majority of these bs rules are because of pussy ass Brady, not Rodgers
I'm Better Than Everyone thank you
Accurate, fuck y'all and your packer hatred. Shit happens. We gonna talk about deflate-gate?
you can make a mile long list of stupid rules and decisions nascar has made in recent years
Nascar is not a sport
Letting Brian France take control.
his mug shot really is the face of a dying sport im waiting for the day when the france family sells their share of the sport cuz this is the time to get out
lucky dog, double file restarts, green white checkers
no those are good ideas ( minus the new overtime with didnt need to be changed over the old GWC )
No. 2 - similar to the silence rule in tennis. I've never understood why a tennis player requires perfect silence from the crowd yet can grunt and moan when making shots as loud as they like to put off their opponent.
If a player prior to an NCAA basketball game makes a practice slam dunk once the countdown clock shows 20:00 minutes or less, the opposing team is awarded two free-throws, which are taken before the game starts.
Wow thats a good one
@@FivePointsVids Speaking about the NCAA , how about the excessive celebration rule in football, which as of a few years ago now actually has had the ability to take touchdowns OFF the board entirel when called. I kept waiting for that one in both of these videos lol. That will forever be the dumbest rule for me. Just about all others have some gameplay cause to them in some form, that one has none of that and yet can dramatically impact a game outcome. Oh and I just thought of another in that vain, the MLB's rainout rule wherein any game that doesn't go 5 innings (or 4.5 if Home Team is winning) can have the entirety of that game up to where it was stopped wiped out as if it never happened. Ergo, a team can be winning be 10-1 in the 3rd, but if the game doesn't go 5, it doesn't count when they replay the game later. Have always hated it, completely unfair.
So I did what you said and put my full body weight on the like button and now I need a new phone.
the "quiet on set" rule in golf is actually much appreciated by most golfers. its not a contact sport, its barely even a sport for recreational golfers, its an excuse to get outside and away from all of the noise in your home (kids, wife, pets, the methed out neighbor asking you if youve noticed an increase in helicopter activity lately, etc) and have a relaxing day drinking some beer and every once in a while getting lucky enough to get the ball somewhere near the green in a quiet, peaceful atmosphere (plus, who doesnt enjoy wearing clothes that in the outside world would get you mocked but in the country club gets you valet service?"
*_CUETO, CUETO, CUETOOOOOOOO_*
-A Pirates Fan
Brandon Crawford is not impressed
I don't think i got the nascar one. Is it basically, crash in 20 minutes or we stop the race?
Pretty much. After 20 minutes they bunch the whole field back up again and bring the pacecar out. It was stupid
I’m a defensive lineman. I love hitting the qb. That rule is ridiculous. What more protection do they need
I'm a Steelers fan, so you know the first rule that came to my mind...
Matthew Mirowski the Jesse James incident?
+matty em
immaculate reception?
@@samistheman7949 yep
@@CBielski87 Jesse James, but that would make sense too
As a Cowboys fan I can relate
Balks? Not all balks are dumb but some that umps call are bad and the rule is inconsistent
Jesus Christ well balls are cheap because it literally makes the runner think the pitcher is gonna pitch but nope. The runner has no idea
Dante White what about the other day when (sorry forgot his name) fairly stepped off faked to first then went to third and got called for a balk to score the go ahead run... and yet people defend the balk
KillDeath492 I agree the system is flawed
I cant watch ur vids the same after seeing it face, it's not a bad thing but I just cant get it out of my head
4:33 hey, that's like a stadium of crickets
The beauty of tennis is it's 1 on 1 aspect with minimal interference, this is why tennis is mostly a mental game.
Kind of surprised the golf rule (I think it's gone now) where a fan at home could call the PGA to let them know someone broke a rule hasn't made the list yet.
This still happens in the USGA Open every single year. Of course, the USGA Open is run by the USGA (which sets the rules for amateur level golf, because amateurs can - and do - qualify for the USGA Open), not the PGA (which sets the rules for professional golf - which includes pros on all levels from course pros to the PGA tour)
A quiet golfclap is my gift to you for this video. Keep it up champ!
Thanks man
Even a book dosint want the poor browns to win
So they might as well say "you are not allowed to tackle the quarterback"- "don't push him"- "don't say mean things to him"
The thing with the Caution Clock is that it isn't actually gone - it was retooled into stage racing for 2017 and spread to the Xfinity and Cup Series as well. Even better, they tied points to the mandatory cautions. It's made things even more convoluted, to the point that my roommates are constantly asking how the stages work, not to mention what NASCAR was thinking with them (short answer = money and the illusion of drama).
Honestly, though, stage racing isn't the rule that's gonna kill NASCAR in the long run - THAT honor goes to the charter system.
Stage racing makes certain tracks (looking at you Kentucky) watchable. As much as I love old school racing, stage racing makes to where every lap counts.
@@TheForeverRanger Making the drivers run harder in the middle of the race isn't the fundamental flaw with the rule, though. It's the part where casual and even some diehard fans are having a hard time understanding how the stage points affect the season standings, particularly in regard to the playoff points, hence why someone who does get it has to explain the rule ad infinitum until the other person tunes out and walks away.
There's also the doozy of trying to explain how there can be discreet stages when the laps continue counting during the stage cautions (excepting the Eldora Truck race), which is a quirk I've never seen in any other series that uses segmentation, including NASCAR's regional tours.
wrong. Unlike the caution clock, the stages actually give points, which makes drama. Its a showbusiness.
I think it is funny that contact sports are making such a big fuss about concussions and injuries. The simple solution would be to officially admit that playing said contact sports may lead to injury that could affect former players later in life (concussions). Then settle with those who are currently trying to sue or who are upset, and make all current and future players sign a waiver claiming that they understand the risks associated with playing a contact sport and will not pursue damages against the league for any future complications. Instead they are just making the games softer and driving away the core audience while still leaving themselves open to lawsuits from players that retire in the future.
This is my first ❤ed comment ever, yay 👍
Too bad there is a player's union that will never let that fly
Bit late to the party, but there is a very good reason for the no coaching rule in tennis. Because it's an individual sport the idea is for the player to be able to win the game unassisted. It most importantly comes from the fact tennis is an "open" sport where anyone can complete and win rather than having a franchise register with a league. Up and coming players could work their lives away to beat a top player but if they have the extra advantage of a high plaid professional coach then the poorer, less successful player has a lot more to overcome.
The Clay Mathews hit this last weekend was way worse then Myles Garret lol
We need a "The Five DUMBEST Broadcast Gimmicks in Sports" video. You can start with NBC's "green zone" on 3rd down because I guess people weren't smart enough to just look at the yellow line to see how many yards a team needed to pick up a first down.
Oh and that time FOX used the glow puck, or flare to show where the puck was on screen, which included a longer tail depending on how fast the puck was travelling. And now I see they want to bring it back xD.
Or when the NFL tried to televise an entire game from sky cam last year. Which I believe only lasted one game.
new roughing the passer rule sucks, how are you supposed to tackle somebody with out falling on them after
This is one of your best, dude. Nailed it
Lou Salvador thanks my brother!
The BEST thing of your vids is your intro's
Thanks man!
That last joke got me 😂
Woot Woot! I just used SeatGeak to buy Royals tickets on the dirt cheap!
Well they will be Dirt Cheap literally anywhere unfortunately
Nevermore
Yeah, hauling out almost everyone on the 2015 World Series team will do that. Press F for respects to Eric Hosmer, Ben Zobrist, Alex Rios, Lorenzo Cain, Mike Moustakas, Drew Butera, Kelvin Herrera, and Jerrod Dyson.
@FivePoints Vids I think a good rule to include if you make a third dumb rules video would be the NHL's "Trapezoid Rule" also known as the Martin Brodeur rule, where a goalie can only play the puck directly behind the net or outside of the marked "trapezoid" area behind the goal line.
In the NFL you can't even touch the qb anymore. I'm a Packers fan, and the hit from Barr was legal.
And by a twist of fate Clay Matthews can't even look at a QB without a flag being thrown now.
As a Steelers fan I appreciate the shade at the end
Do a part 3 for this
3:47 there is a saying in racing, Cautions breed cautions, which they were trying to bring out with the rule
the tennis rule makes a lot of sense. Coming from a tennis player
Your comment is beyond stupid. Coming from a RUclips commenter.
It is the fumble going out of the end zone is awarded to the defense
The NFHS Rules Book for High School American Football consist of two pages of Football "Fundamental" rules, preceded by over 98 pages of rules necessitated by coaches and players trying to find loopholes in the two pages of fundamentals.
"Put your full body weight on both the like and subscribe buttons."
Bro the clip of the golf comparison just gives my a jolt of happiness I remember that game and every time it comes up I just get so happy I remember the Pirates always sucking and then they got this beast team in my favorite sport Quedo Quedo Quedo
Let’s go bucs!
Great vid man
Ferrari Gaming4K thanks man
They basically replaced the caution clock with Stage racing. At first, I thought it sound stupid, but as I watch, I understood some angles of it. It's not amazing but it gets the job done. Plus, where as you don't know if there's a wreck before the caution clock goes to 0, stage racing allows you to plan ahead as the stage winds down. I would also change the commercials to only when caution is out or when the stage is over.
I love this channel
I just wanted to take a look at the nfl rulebook, there apparently is a rule about what the dimensions of the yard lines and arrows are!
Against the bears (in 2012 or 2015 I think) a packers linebacker got a 15 heard penalty for legit tapping the quarterbacks head while he slid
in tennis they should bring in a rule if you smash your racket on the ground you should be fined 50% of the tournament winnings if they did that they would stop smashing there rackets.
Do you ever post anything that isn't complete and utter garbage?
Fast forward a couple years, and it's apparent Myles Garrett still doesn't get the new rules on roughing the passer.
Worst rule: When a fumble goes out of bounds in the end zone it is a touchback.
The "safer" they make the game the more impossible it is to play real defense without taking penalties. I don't want anyone to get hurt more than the next guy, but the NFL might as well just be pro flag football at this point. Also, I feel like I've seen plenty of running backs lowering their helmets and not being called for targeting.
college is really taking advantage of this. the his in college are still vicious
There are many sports you can't be coached including MMA. Because it acts like a test. Your teacher cant help you on your test
Actually, playing Devil's Avacado here, it seems like there's much more concentration going on in golf, trying to figure out the proper distance and angle of the shot to make sure you get to the hole in as few hits as possible.
There's just you out there, as opposed to a pitcher throwing a ball twenty feet to a catcher he can focus on and block out the noise of the crowd with.
So to get a sack without a flag in the NFL you have to convince him to lay down and you can lightly give him a high five.
I knew you were old but damn, you still call the trucks series the "Craftsman Trucks Series"
Hey I still call the cup series the Winston cup series
i'm just watching for the Seat Geek spot
NFL 2017 - What the fuck is a catch?
NFL 2018 - What the fuck is a tackle?
NFL 2019 - What the fuck is competition or defense?
NFL 2020 - We've fucked up haven't we?
I’ve played high school football I’ve probably been called every name in the book especially when we play our rivals
So basically, a defender cannot sack a quarterback without having to change the laws of physics. Isaac Newton must be turning in his grave.
Also, I've been watching college hockey lately. In the Ohio State v Michigan game this past Saturday there were two incidents of an Ohio State player checking a Michigan player into the boards. The first one looked much worse than the second. In the first one, the Buckeye shoved the Wolverine and that sent him head first into the boards. In the second it looked like just a normal check but their bodies were lower and so instead of hitting the glass, they hit the boards.
For both incidents, the Buckeye player received a 5 minute major and a game misconduct. Now I'm not as privy to the history of college hockey as I am to college football, so maybe I'm missing some context, but a game misconduct seemed way too strict for this. Maybe a 5 minute major would have been in order, but to eject a guy for a slightly too aggressive check. IDK.
What made it seem even more ridiculous is that in both cases, a Michigan player responded by starting a fight with the Ohio State player. For that, the Michigan players only received 2 minute minors. 2 minute minors for fighting - an intentional act of dircetly attacking a player in a way that doesn't have anything to do with trying to compete for the puck to score a goal. Yeah I know it's hockey, but compare that to the game misconducts handed out for accidentally being a little too aggressive in the course of competing for the puck in order to try to score goals.
Something seems off there.
The possession arrow truly does suck.
I got to work the possession arrow at junior high games in exchange for a free hot dog and nachos. That's the only reason I have anything good to say about it.
I swear in 5 years time, there will be no more sacks in the NFL
I understand some of these.
Like the caution clock. Otherwise the race straight becomes a game of follow the leader, especially in NASCAR, where there are no tight corners.
I mean let's be honest, if a player has made it to a Grand Slam, why do they need coaching DURING the game, haven't they prepared enough to spend a couple of hours by themselves?
It's a lot easier to silence the crowd in golf than it is in baseball, so what's the big deal? Golf also has a much more formal culture.
The most absurd thing about the crazy roughing the passer rules is that for a few decades now the offense has had a clear advantage over the defense.
The forward pass began as essentially a hack to the game.
Before that it was even.
But at this point the offense absolutely has an advantage and the defense has to get interceptions or its fucked.
The forward pass is a hack that gives an advantage...meaning it should have a consequence as well in order to be fair.
The consequence is that the guy standing there while everyone else is moving...might get fucking hammered.
Without that consequence the game will forever be unbalanced.
Here's a joke: The ACC
Am I the only one who likes the possession arrow? Jump balls are often silly because of the height discrepancy between the two players who get tied up, and nobody except for centers are even used to doing jump balls, which creates some pretty awkward moments
The NCAA football targeting rule should be #1 on this list.
Maybe it was listed in Part 1.
Carlo Zabbia its not
Good thing there is no more tuck rule. That would have definitely made the list.
If I would count all the times I have watched tennis...it must be about 12 seconds.
Necessary roughness, fucking awesome movie
I completely agree with the last one
With the quarterback rule maybe the NFL could try the 5 Mississippi rule. There rushers have to count out loud to 5 Mississippi before rushing the past like playing backyard football.
If you do another video in this series add the yellow line rule in NASCAR. It is a call that is very inconsistent.
The Red Sox and Yankees play like they're under a caution clock after every pitch. Zzzzzzzzzzzzzz
I feel like college football targeting should get honorable mention. The idea behind the rule is good. The problem it aimed at solving was a real problem that has largely been solved, but there's a major flaw with it. It's too strict and results in guys being tossed out of the game for the barest of infractions that are often incidental. I can't count the number of times when I've watched a replay and go, "yeah it's obvious this guy wasn't head hunting. He had good form. He made a good tackle. He just accidentally barely had incidental helmet to helment" but it was still called a targeting because it met the letter of the law. It's really dumb.
Have you done a show on the worst #1 NBA draft picks. My fave is Pervis Ellison for Sacramento.
thats a bad one lol
Another great video. Keep it up 👍
the aaron rodgers rule was always a rule, they just made it a point of focus, troy aikman (i believe, or romo one of the qb commentators) talked about it being a rule when they played, just rarely enforced.
Personal foul, Breathing the same air as the QB, 15 yards, first down
In my case, if I were playing golf and someone were making noise while I was taking my swing. I would still be just as garbage at golf.
The reason behind it is actually not that complecated. Tennis is mostly an individual competition and each athletes hire their own crew. However since the players can only earn through prize money at the beginning of their career without proper sponsorship that some competitors may not be able to afford a coaching crew. It would be unfair at the lower end tournaments that mostly can barely make a living meanwhile some more wealthy family can hire some of the best in the world.
Meanwhile this rule only applies to Grand Slams, and coaching is allowed at smaller tournaments. Nice try.
The idiocy of that new roughing the passer rule has come back to haunt the Packers only 2 weeks into the season...
Idk man. Golfing isn’t meant to be hype like football or soccer.
soccer is a hyped sport? more like basketball
The dumbest rule in American football is and always will be a team not getting penalized for going out of bounds. Literally the only sport in the entire world where a team does not completely lose possession for leaving the playing field.
Could've just said the entire tackle rule for number 1
As a golfer...yeah, less noise is better. Hell, they do the same thing in tennis, it's not a sport to yell at.
nascar fans don’t understand the point of caution clocks and stages in races. but racing fans do. we get bored of watching people going in circles as well.
pretty sure there was a pun about jock itch in the last episode of this and im disappointed you didnt try that again
PERSONAL FOUL: TOUCHING THE QUARTERBACK. 15 YARD PENALTY, AUTOMATIC FIRST DOWN. (New NFL Rule coming July 2020)
Wasn't there a Roughing call not long ago where the guy rolled into the guy and it was called
Golfers could hit their shots if the noise was steady. Tennis players can play through noise except when they're serving - then there must not be any noise which would break their concentration (same as in golf).
In the NFL: if the lions have a game-winning drive, the refs are leagally allowed to come up with some bs reason to make the lions lose
Ban the dunk shot!
The 191 meters rule in ski jumping between 1986 and 1994.