that guy that took a shot at greg inglis is considered the biggest hitter in the game and greg shrugged him off and scored. G.I THE GOAT

His an indigenous Australian should watch there highlights some of the most amazing footy players, they have really good instinct they play like they play backyard footy sad to see his ending, black and proud love you GI!

7:57 this was Sonny Bill Williams attempt at taking G.I down. SBW is one of the biggest heavy hitters in Rugby, so seeing him fail was a shock but not entirely bcs this is G.I who we're talking abt, who is also a beast that even 3 people struggle to take down. That was an iconic try (touchdown for NFL viewers). The international team that Greg Inglis played for is Australia: Dark Green and Gold jersey. The Maroon jersey is Queensland, which is one of the state's of Australia, like in the U.S there's California, Arizona, Texas ect. Any other jersey you see is teams/clubs that he played for in NRL, like NFL there's 49ers, Ravens ect. The rules are kinda simple, in offense/attack you can pass the ball to your teammate unlimited times but it has to be in line with your shoulder or behind, not forward bcs than it'll be a turnover. You can kick the ball however you want, like squibble kick, chip kick, bomb or punt but your teammates have to be onside with the kicker if they're going to attempt to get the ball to continue the play for a try (touchdown) or tackle the opposing team who are now attacking. You can also kick it for yourself to retrieve it and it'll still be part of the play. In attack or offense each team has 5 chances unless a penalty or turnover happens. A turnover will happen when in attack you pass the ball forward to your teammate or drop the ball on the ground directly infront of you and a penalty ofc. When you score a try (touchdown) you have to place the ball on the line or over onto the turf not just body. You can also score a point by kicking a field goal at anytime when attacking. It's kinda like chess you never know what the offense will throw but you have to be ready at any moment. Like sometimes they'll randomly kick the ball on the 2nd play yet they still 3 more chances to attack. Once you get tackled, you'll see them stand up and roll the ball with their foot behind to their teammate who's already waiting to begin a new play, a chance to attack again. Defense is just simple, stay onside with the ref, tackle anywhere below the shoulder area, no lifting the opponent upside down where their legs go above their head and no shoulder charging. A lot of these are pretty exaggerated now tho lol. Hope some of this helps 🤙🏽

Also the crawl is a Goanna and a nod to Greg Aboriginal heritage. He only ever did it when he scored and knew they had the other team on the ropes.

Aussie here , great content my friend.💥 12:13 those are attempts at stopping a try(score) , and Greg in majority of his career is a fullback- a position stationed at the back of a teams defence as a last resort (this position is important as it is reserved for a defensive leader with a good iq, fast feet and can playmake a little) You ask about the kicks. They can kick the ball whenever they want during their turn on offence( just like a basketball shotclock, rugby is similar because each team has 5 tackles to get a score/try) A tackle is when a defender basically keeps a player stationary on the ground with the ball in the player's hands. During these set of 5 tackles a team with the rock can kick it anytime. To catch the ball that is kicked off a teammate you have to be behind him when he kicked it otherwise it is turnover called 'offside' . Same with passes. If you wanna know what greg is like. Picture a slighlty more social then kawhi leonard. Youll find him at his loudest when hes playing the game. Thats why its always exciting to watch him explode 💯 Thanks for putting him in some light.

8:10 - also no.12 (Sunny Bill Williams) who failed the tackle on Greg is known as one of the biggest defensive hitters in the game! Which made that try even more special.

As a die hard kiwi, this man was the only player that when he scored against us, I said "yeah boi". Salutations G.I, Nga Mihi bro 👏👏

Season just kicked off last night. Unfortunately my South Sydney Rabbitohs lost but its only early. Greg Inglis is a Souths legend, helped us win our first premiership in 42 years back in 2014.

For your question about recovering the ball from a kick- On offense, you can recover the ball from a kick if you are behind the kicker when the ball is kicked... And you question about the fumble - he actually stopped the try, because a player has to plant the ball on the ground for the try to be counted. He turned the player on his back and cradled the ball stopping the try.. Great player.

When you were asking for the name of the (Red) team, it was Queensland (a state, not city) versus New South Wales (a state as well). Which would be a little like the NFL playing a North versus South in a special series, separate to the normal club games. Some would might compare the NFC vs AFC Pro Bowl game, but it aint. Queensland versus New South Wales is a very serious game and normally the best from this series is selected for the Australian National Team.

The crawl is called " the goanna"

You need to learn the rules for this game to truly appreciate what this man has done

Subbed Mate! Regarding kicking, You can't pass the ball forward with your hands so you can kick the ball forward instead. Sometimes you kick the ball forward as far as you can in order to gain territory (Much like the NFL) but you also kick the ball over or through the defensive line, so a player can run forward and catch it. It's essentially a way of moving the ball forward because you can't pass forward with your hands. Great reaction Bro, hope you watch the season thats just started. you'll love watchin' full matches i guarantee!

The first lot of clip he’s playing for the Melbourne Storm, then he was playing for the Queensland state of origin team ( think all stars) the he moved to the South Sydney Rabbitohs, ( which is on of the oldest teams in the league)

On the tackles by the goal line, to score, you have to set the ball down with pressure. He is getting his body/hands/arms under the ball and preventing the other team from scoring and essentially creating a turnover from his outstanding defensive play.

Please react to Jason Taumalolo - Unstoppable. He's 6'3 258lbs and fast as he'll with great foot work. The dude is a damn Juggernaut too. Had 4 nfl teams interested in him a couple years ago.

When he was wearing the purple jersey he represented Melbourne Storm, when he wore the green and red jersey he represented Rabbitohs and the maroon jersey was the Queensland maroons this is where you represent your state like the super bowl of rugby

I worked for one of Inglis’ sponsors so I got to meet him a fair few times. Shy, very polite, respectful, super humble. Such a nice man.

As an Aussie i love how the Americans like NRL !..Greg Inglis was a sensation to watch!...a true Queenslander!..you should look at Origin!..Queensland (Maroons) is the team!..the green jersey is Australia!..in the the tri-nations series!

Love your excitement. GI is freaking awesome! I can give you the short, short version of rugby v rugby league differences and make those connections between American football to RL to help you understand the game easier. Fumble interception, punt on the last play. Etc. simple conections

My favourite footy player of all time! I was a bit lost after Greg retired.

GI started off his career at the Melbourne Storm (Purple) and then shifted to South Sydney Rabbitohs (Green and Red) then there are mid season representative teams you can make aswell just like AFC vs NFC, ours is called State Of Origin, between Queensland (Maroon jerseys) and New South Wales (Sky Blue jerseys). And then you have your international teams aswell at the end of the NRL season (Green and Gold also Blue and Maroon jerseys). The punts they do to themselves are like QBs throwing to receivers, aslong as they’re behind the kicker before the kick is made, then they’re onside and able to contest for the ball. Btw, awesome reaction bro...you got a new sub all the way from Brisbane Australia 🔥 keep’em coming uso ✊🏾

The season runs between February to the first weekend of October for the Grand Final. There are also some representative matches between Australia and New Zealand national teams and also the State of Origin games between players from New South Wales (Blues) and Queensland (Maroons). The State of Origin is known as ‘State against State, Mate against Mate’ because the players on each team do not not normally on the same team. You can have people from a team who come from both states, now playing against each other.

Literally the best physical specimen to have ever played the great game of rugby league!!

9:30 that is called a chip kick. We utilise a few different kick plays in rugby as attacking weapons, particularly in league where you are required to kick after your 5th tackle set (equivalent to a 4th down). The chip kick is a low and somewhat short kick, designed to be put over the top of the defensive line, not allowing the enough time to turn and defuse the kick.

Mate as soon the government open the borders you need to come to Downunder to see a state of origin game ( the best of the best, face to face - blues vs marrons) I'm Colombian born and I just fell in love with rugby Union and league, AFL is awesome too! go the bunnies!!!

Greg Inglis ! One of the best players ever seen!

This guy is one of the greatest athletes ever. I watch many different sports and there won't be another build like inglis

9:48 that specific play is called the ' cheep and chase '! The Five Eight or Halfback ( The ball players of the team ) kicks over the opposing team and any other player regathered and keeps running!! Nothing about the set changes, if it is the last tackle it's still the last tackle when it's regathered

At the NRL club Level he played for Melbourne storms and then moved over to South Sydney Rabbitohs. The best players of the Queenland state and NEW south Wales complete in the State of Origin which he wore the Maroons jumper, which is three games in a year. That's another level higher than the club level, it consists of the best players in the competition. Inglis is a super at the level as well. The season started 8 weeks ago. This weekend is the 8th round.

Loves your reaction bro keen to see you know more of rugby - two versions to watch union and league both different games but still rugby 😉

in rugby league you are given a "set with 6 plays" after your "5th play" you can either kick the ball to gain yardage or you can kick to your attacking players to give them an opportunity to score. You can also run the ball on the 5th play if you do not wish to kick. You are also allowed to kick the ball on any other plays as well if it is the right option for the team. You can also kick a field goal to score 1 point between the goal posts during a set of 6 or on the 5th play, to do this you must kick a "drop kick". Meaning the ball must drop on the ground before kicking it,

Greg Inglis is also an a First Nations man of Australia. He represents the Indigenous side that play Australia or New Zealand side.. They wear the Indigenous design. You have to watch them games as well especial the war cry dance before the game starts.

In our league, a try is 4 points, goal is 2 points and field goal is one unless it's a penalty goal!. Inglis is one of the toughest bustards in the game!. Inglis plays for south Sydney, however he has played for Melbourne Storm previously!. Hes fullback, centre, 5 eighth and wing!. Our league gets faster and tougher ever year!.

Starts 2nd week of March ends in October. Bro covid has died off if you can travel to Australia try to get here for a state of origin match. And if you want G.I is still playing bush footy in macksville and is more then happy to meet people, true legend

9:45 That play is called a "chip and chase". If the team trying to tackle you moves up in an impenetrable line, you can kick over their heads and retrieve the ball. The player who kicks it can retrieve the ball, but his teammates can only chase it and retrieve it IF they are BEHIND the player who kicks the ball when he kicks it. The defence are running forward, a kick over their heads makes them turn around and run to where the ball will land, which gives the attacking team the advantage, as they don't have to stop and turn around. Dangerous play, as the defence can retrieve the ball, and your team loses possession.

That's our GI he played for my team SOUTH SYDNEY RABBITOHS and his is a legend of the game a total all rounder of the game .

If you got a good half back that can set up those kicking plays it can be very beneficial. Those plays are some of the best imo. And also on the 5th tackle they normally kick the ball down to the other end.

Best player I ever seen live just insane to watch so big so fast crazy skills and can run all day ❤️GI

That play you keep seeing with the kick is called a "bomb". Any player on the defending team (team without the ball before the kick) can attempt to gain possession of the ball, and any player on the attacking team (team with the ball before the kick) that was BEHIND the kicker can also attempt to gain possession of the ball. It is most often used at the end of a "set or six" (the number of times the attacking team can be tackled and made to play the ball before having to had over possession to the other team) when near to the opposition goal line to get behind the defensive line and create opportunities to score. Most of that applies to both Rugby Union and Rugby League (the code of Rugby which Greg Inglis played), save for the "set of six" which is specific to Rugby League.

Born NSW but began his football career in QL so played for QL in state of origin. NRL teams Melbourne, South Sydney. Rep teams Queensland, Australia. You’re allowed to kick ahead for yourself/other players if they’re behind you at time of kick. Ball has to make contact with ground, if not it’s held up and come out ten metres for restart of play. America has a team in the World Cup.

A bit about Greg Inglis for you, hope it helps: he's playing in England right now but these are highlights all from during his Australia (nrl) days with a few clubs as well as at rep level with state/country: purple is Melbourne Storm (club) green/red/white is South Sydney Rabbitohs (club) green/gold is Australia (national) maroon is Queensland (state) This is from the annual 3 game series between New South Wales and QLD. Best players from each state going at it sort of a bit like your super bowl in some ways in terms of hype and competitiveness. Answering some of your questions: Yes its an intercept you're definitely right, don't see too many of them but they're impressive especially if you got the engine pace to run the length. 9:28: Thats called a 'chip n chase'' kick. We sometimes do it on the last tackle (you get 5) before it goes back to the opposition. By kicking the down the field you give it back to them but they have to work hard to get it back to your end of the field (good field position). When you have someone like Greg Inglis you can create a 1 on 1 situation which still counts as the last tackle you have which often leads to people like him catching it and regaining possession to score. Theres a lot to learn but think about how much of a loss it is if people just miss out on making the NFL by one cut. You need a bit of everything in terms of athleticism and skill like Greg Inglis to be the best though (basically combining NFL positions) since the game is a lot more fast-paced (at the moment) and unstructured (less set plays), more stamina and endurance but its not unachievable in any way. Hope you see this and look forward to the Benji Marshall video !

Need to watch some highlights of the biggest hits in the NRL now mate. You will love the tackles you see in those videos💪🏻💪🏻 especially a Steve Matai special tackle on David tyrrell!! One of the best tackles of all time that is

The National Rugby League season runs from March through to September. Greg Inglis played for the Melbourne Storm from 2005 to 2010, then the South Sydney Rabbitohs from 2011-2019 then retired due to injuries. I think he is back playing now in the English Super League for Warrington Wolves. Melbourne Storm have been one of the top teams in the past 20 years so worth watching them. Here is a link for a very basic description of rugby league and base rules/plays (this is from someone in England, some terms may change in Australia) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rKyne9d3r8fWmHk.html

He started playing for Melbourne storm and then moved and stay at the south Sydney Rabbitohs in the nrl he also played for qld in the state of origin, the best!

He’s retired from the NRL now, but storm and Rabbitohs were his teams, he also played for the indigenous all stars in the all star round and Queensland maroons in the state of origin aswell as played for Australia.

"Rugby League" season goes from March to Early October for the finals. Benji Marshall is currently at the tail end of his Career - almost over. Greg Inglis is retired. The Green and Yellow team is the Australian representative team, the Maroon colored team Is Queensland state of Origin team playing against NSW (light Blue), the purple team was Melbourne Storm club team and the green and red team was the south Sydney Rabbitos. The move that intrigued you was the "Chip and Chase," which is where you kick the ball over your opponents head and regather it. If your team mate gets to the ball, they can only regather the ball on the proviso that they were behind the kicker (This means that you are onside),before they contested the ball.

There's an all star game coming up for NRL here in Australia. It's on the 27th of June here. That's a Sunday. So that will be 26th of June Saturday for you guys in America. We call it the State of Origin. Basically the best of Queensland (the Maroons) versus the best of New South Wales (the Blues). If you wanna watch a live game. This would be a good one. Plus it's gonna be held in Brisbane (Queensland) which has minimal covid restrictions. So the crowd should be good too. 😊 Lemme know if you get this message. 🤙🏻

His first team was the Melbourne Storm ( Purple Jersey) then went to the South Sydney Rabbitohs ( Green and Red) and the Maroon Jersey in a competition called the State of Origin, an interstate comp.

11:30 These are defensive plays where Inglis stopped the other player from scoring a try. This particular one, the attacking player needing to touch the ball down in the corner but G.I held his body off the ground. As the attacking player fought himself to the ground G.I stripped the ball from him, fumbled it, saw it going out of bounds, dived to save it and managed to bat the ball back in to his team mates to secure possession for his team. After that, it is just a series of his try saving tackle moments because in order to score in rugby, the player must force the ball down inside the end zone so if the defender can keep the ball off the ground, no try can be awarded.

He has played state of origin, Melbourne Storm , South Sydney , The Kangaroos ( National Team ) and a short time in the France.

Inglis is a native Australian (Aboriginal) and plays for Australia. The “All Blacks” are the national rugby team for New Zealand. NZers are known as Kiwis.

So when they kick the ball and chase it, it is usually 5th and last tackle. If tackled on 5th tackle its handover, other team gets the ball. They can kick at at time during there set. They Kick to gain more ground or as a play to get a try.

hey mate, loved this video you seem like a cool dude! the Teams you see Inglis are : -Storm and Rabbitohs in the regular league. ( he won the cup with both teams) -Queensland ( in the State of Origin league) only 3 games a year versus only New South Wales ( two states in Australia) where Rugby league is pretty big i guess.. players from all different teams in the league gather round in beginning of winter to represent their state of origin.. )look it up its a bit complicated) -Australia -Indigenous ( in the All star comp It used to be Indigenous background players vs All star team) now Indigenous vs Maori background players. peace

The grand final is on 7pm Queensland EST tomorrow night. Check your time zones. The game is Rugby League .It is distinct from rugby which tends to be a less open game.' Leagies' call their game League. Rugby Union followers call their game Union. Inglis is a League player.

His signature try Celebration mimicks the iguana 🦎

Check out Steve Ranouf. He is the original version of Greg Inglis. Try freaking machine with 184 carrier games with 142 tries. Not a huge man but was strong and lightning fast. So skilled. A true legend

Start of march the season starts, but if you want the full experience you have to go to the state of origin! For the best atmosphere, check out game 3 2022, there was 7 send offs in the 1 game and 3 concussions in the first 5 minutes. It’s a must watch

Great reaction

Okay so every set on offense has 6 runs (tackles). On the 5th run (after the 5th tackle) and before the 6th tackle which is known in Rugby League as "5th and last" they kick the ball for a 2 or 3 different reasons depending on the position or metres of the runs. 1 reason they could kick it is the try and put in a high distance kick (bomber) close to the try line to attempt to score off the catch. If the offense too far back from the try line, say like 40+ metres, they attempt to put as much distance as they can to the defence's goal line to make it harder to make metres when the defence tries to score. Another kick of the ball, which is more commonly used when the offence are close to the try line (providing they think they can score of their 5th and last tackle) is called a "grubber kick". This kick is a short low kick to send the ball fast into or close to the try line, attempting to make another chance of scoring.

Greg Inglis started in the NRL playing for the Melbourne Storm which is the purple jersey, he then moved to Souths Sydney Rabbitohs White, Red and Green and the Maroon jersey he is in is for his Rep State Queensland the Qld Maroons

He quit 2019 but before that played for south Sydney Rabbitohs and Queensland in the state of origin

One of the biggest, strongest, fastest naturally gifted, fundamentally sound players ever

The maroon jersey represents one of the states that plays the state of origin which is a small series that happens every yr 2 states vs eachother best out of 3 but he has played for melbourne storm and south sydney rabbitohs that are just normal league teams

Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane, Australia. Thats the best place to watch a game of League. Go to a State of Origin game NSW v QLD, May, June, July.

GI REALLY IS A LIVING LEGEND OF RUGBY LEAUGE ATLEAST TOP 5 BEST PLAYERS OF ALL TIME AND YES BRO WE CALL THEM INTERCEPTIONS

The kick then chase play is called a 'Chip and Run' or 'Chip and Chase'.

That’s called a ‘chip and chase’ Basically ‘punting’ it as you’d say and regathering. There’s two ways to do it either in the air as you’ve seen or along the ground called a ‘grubbed kick’

GI retired unfortunately, look up Latrell Mitchell another great indigenous player 🐰🐰🐰💚❤️💚❤️

Aussie girl here He played for the Melbourne Storms (My team) when he is wearing the white and purple shirt or the full purple shirt. Then he played for the South Sydney Rabittohs when he is in the green shirt. When he is wearing the maroon shirt he is playing for Queensland in the State Of Origin which is like the Superbowl of Australia NRL. The other team in the state of origin is NSW in blue. The state of origin is only played between Queensland and NSW and it is the battle to see who is the better state. Bragging rights and state pride is at stake. We take it very seriously. He was born and raised and played football in NSW but represents for the opposing side Queensland. He also represented Australia in the world football league.

GI is in the conversation for the greatest athlete of all time. If you were to build an athlete from scratch, GI is who you would build.

The most best Rugby player in his prime.just being honest what a player beautiful to watch my brother 👍🏿💪🏿

He played for Melbourne and south Sydney Rabbitohs and I played for Queensland in state of origin where it’s state vs state and the NRL is a competition with heaps of team from other states of Australia

Real beast this guy!!..

im sure someone has allready said it but those kicks are done on the 5th ot 6th run of a set otherwise the ball is handed over to the other team where the set ended the kick just means the opposing team is going to be futher away from what you would call the endzone but with the kick the team who kicked it is also able to get possesion of the ball if they can

"What is this dude?" Fucking unstoppable. Just ask the blues... lol

My man! Love that more Americans becoming fans of our great game. Ill break down some basic terms and differences between Rugby League and Rugby Union, hope you see this comment.! Rugby League is mostly played in Australia, England and New Zealand. Rugby Union is a world game which New Zealand all blacks dominate. New Zealand have a team apart of the NRL (National Rugby League) they are called the warriors. And are the only NZ team in the AUS comp. Rugby Union and Rugby League are often differentiated by the using rugby for the union game or just saying League for Rugby League Rugby use a "RUCK" which is competed by both teams to keep possession of the ball after every tackle, there is no limit on numbers of times tackled with possession. League you get 5 tackles. In League the defensive line must retire 10 metres or they are OFFSIDE. This and the ruck are the major differences in the versions of Rugby and is what makes league more exciting, often harder hitting and faster. There are also less stoppages and rules in League and Union can be rather boring at times. League uses the term Ruck to describe the same area of the field however possession is uncontested. The player will then roll the ball backwards using his foot while standing. That is called a "PLAY THE BALL You will hear the term " Near the play the ball" to describe the ruck area also Dropping the ball forward will result in change of possession this is called a "KNOCK ON' loosing control of the football backwards is okay and is "PLAY ON" in both versions on the game Kicks can be used like forward passes, all passes must go backwards, hence why loosing control of the football forwards is an error and not backwards. Stiff Arming is called "PALMING" your spot on with "INTERCEPT" a Juke is called a "STEP" a "FIELD GOAL" or "DROP GOAL" is made when a player kicks the ball through the post in normal possession of the ball however the ball must hit the ground first before kicking. (google Rugby League best drop kicks/ drop goals) some of them will blow your mind. There is no term for kicking to a team mate. High Kicks are called BOMBS and often used to force an errors. Kicks in Play often on the "FIFTH AND LAST" must bounce first before going "INTO TOUCH" which is your "OUT OF BOUNDS". kickers and halves will often look to "FIND TOUCH" to gain field position and slow the game down. That may be a flood of information n shit so ill cut here but the red jersey Greg Inglis was wearing is the Queensland jersey. This is a rep team. New South Wales and Queensland (the only parts of Australia that where Rugby League is more popular then AFL or "Australian Football" ) face off once a year in a best of 3 where the best players are picked based on where they grew up playing. This is called the "STATE OF ORIGIN" series and is probably no bullshit the biggest rivarly in world sports. These are no question the toughest, fastest most intense games and the biggest stage in Rugby League. Its a bigger deal then playing for your country. Think NFC v AFC on steriods. Anytime you find yourself in AUS bro hit me up ill be glad to take anyone to a game, or hola if you wanna message me and get to know anything in depth my man. Hope this helps.

When the team gets the ball they have 6 tackles to try and score they can pass as many times as they want but can only past the ball backwards they can kick the ball on any tackle and get it back. You can steel the ball if its a 1 on 1. And yes when he caught the ball from the other team was call a interception

You can catch a ball that has been kicked by your team-mate, or dive on a ball that they have kicked, as long as you were behind them when that ball was kicked. You can then run forward and get it

So there’s two main tournaments in the season the first is first grade NRL where all the clubs play like south Sydney Rabbitohs, tiger, storm, bulldogs etc then in the middle of the season the best players are picked for two states to verse each other in a best of 3 match tournament and those games are two or three weeks apart.

The play is called chip and chase when you kick the ball over the opps head

The team can kick pass forwarded but to hand pass, one have to pass backward.. Interception is when opposition team pass the ball, but the other team intercept the pass.. To score the try, one have to put the ball down on the ground inside the try line. A try is not a try if the ball carrier is hold up before he put the ball down inside the try line. A field goal is when the kicker kick the ball thru the goal post, if the score is the same. The season start in March, finish in October after the grand final.

He played for Melbourne storm and south Sydney bunnies in club football ( NRL) He played for Queensland in origin ( maroon and white jumpers ) Rep football Australian rep ( green and gold ) .

He also played a few different positions on the field. He was bigger than alot of the forwards ( the big boys), the strength of two, but the speed of a back ( a running back) who can also kick (played a few seasons in a 5/8 position ( essentially a running quarterback). Now he does alot of work for the indigenous community and the game just isn't the same without me. He's my favourite player of all time, there's noone like him. Edit: benji marshall is another magical player. Got me and alot of other people into the sport itself.

He got traded from Melbourne to South Sydney but the maroon jersey was for state of origin which is pretty much a allstar game between two stated

This version of Rugby , Rugby League (NRL) you get 6 plays with the ball to go 100 yards, rather than 4 down 10 yards like NFL. Tactically this makes this version of rugby very familiar to NFL fans, early plays might be conservative, N/S running without too much ball passing, its all about yardage after contact, then the wide ball to the fast men out wide when defence has been pulled to the centre. And like NFL 4th down, the 6th play in NRL sees the punt for field position, or the 'hail mary' option, usually a high punt into the endzone when close enough for someone to Moss it for a touchdown (try)

The season run March to October. 26 regular season rounds + finals + 3 state of origin games(all star games)

Regrading Inglis with tackling on the try line ( goal line), his is not allowing the ball to touch the ground - which would be a try ( 4 points), so its call " held up "

RUGBY AND RUBY LEAGUE ARE TWO DIFFERENT CODES. YOU ARE WATCHING 'RUGBY LEAGUE' One of the best to play. So thankful he came to South Sydney (red & Green) He's so respected and a true legend. To score a try the ball must be placed on the ground. Yes Benji Marshall is also one of our GOATS.... also the lower the number on them the faster they are.

The play when they kick the ball and chase it is called a chip and run.

The kick along the ground is called a 'Grubber'.

It is called a "chip n chase" play when you kick the ball and regather the ball.

It’s a kick and chase , it’s normally done on the 5th play there’s 6 tackles

The season of NRL started this weekend.

9:40 chip and chase one of the best plays when scored or brings momentum

The 'Maroons' team is the Queensland team and the 'Blues' team is New South Wales, they play in the State of Origin which is comprised of NRL players. Each player can get chosen for a side based on their performance in the NRL and the state they first played League in.

the season is going on right now

When he tackled them in the in goal he stopped them from grounding the ball so it means excellent defence and he's stopped the other team from scoring.

He started at the STORM purple and white.Then he played for the BUNNIES red and green. And we have the STATE OF ORIGIN Queensland vs NSW and Inglis played a lot of games for Queensland MAROON AND WHITE.And of course he played for AUSTRALIA green and gold.

No first down in NRL, you get 6 plays and then you have to kick/punt. You can kick on any play but the ball doesn't ever go dead unless it goes out of bounds or there's a penalty. So offensive players can recover it and score if they get there first.