I really need this team to win. I never actually watched Super Bowl 52. All I want now is to see this team win a Superbowl in my lifetime

Facts tho Fly Eagles Fly

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As a Philadelphian, yes.

😂😂😂

They also got handed 21 points by the refs lol

@@itsaccer7443 the Eagles? Bruh, the Niners getting killed regardless. That 4th down catch was a lucky break but aside from that the Niners were getting whooped top to bottom.

@@whosaidthat84 every time the ninets stopped the eagles there was a bs call to keep the eagles drive alive. It happened like 5 times lol

@@itsaccer7443 😂😂 yeah it's not like the Niners were able to move the ball anyway. Purdy didn't look good before the injury. He never faced a pass rush like this before.

Same :)

Reading this now is tragic

rough few days for you

Tom Brady and Joe Burrow has entered the chat

@@chrismorales4288 Joe burrow hasn’t ever even been in it 😂

@@tymck bro he was literally playing in last year’s Super Bowl tf you mean? are you European and new to the game or what

@@chrismorales4288 burows never won a super bowl

Oh dear...

Plus the team had the worst season in Franchise history. Fans were pissed off also because the float that Santa had broke down. They then wrongfully directed all their anger and vitriol towards Santa since the front office wasn't there

GREASE THE POLES!!!

This. I’ve never seen so many casuals not understanding football all at one time.

Same 🤞👌 It's come on in the Morning

why did you spend money on that awful game 😭😭. most people with a brain here know that game is horrible and ea doesnt try to make the important modes better and instead lets their cashcow ultimate team run the show

@@tubbyidk1474 because I wanted to mate sorry you don't have 70 quid to spare

@@tubbyidk1474 Yo nothing is Ashley wrong with American Football 🏈 it's a cool sport

@Tereall Neal they're saying madden sucks, because it does. It's actually horrible

As an American I really like to watch Biathlon. But we only get that every four years.

The big teams always get the calls in their favor. Patriots, Cowboys, Chiefs and even my Packers.

@@whosaidthat84 That’s not true. The stats don’t prove that at all.

@@goldenageofdinosaurs7192 you're delusional if you think otherwise man

Yeah, highlights from the NFL KZfaq channel give a decent run down of the plays. On some occasions the Super Bowl ends up being a dud. Super Bowl 53 (2019) was really boring because rather than have good defenses both offenses just sucked and kept overthrowing until one stopped sucking long enough to win

That would be great. But it may be hard for some Europeans to get a whole understanding since it’s different teams every year

@@lukesilvay6039 the randomness is part of the appeal for me honestly

If ur a brit then crazy British Soccer fans understand our craziness

o damn, another swedish NFL fan? W

A Swedish Eagles Fan?! My Man! Go Birds!

@@platinumdiamond1445 bruv literally said he was Swedish

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Fair

Typically when the play is blown dead it's either because the player was already down right before the fumble, or it counted as a pass from the quarterback (essentially if the quarterback's arm is moving forward then it's considered an incomplete pass. Another thing that may happen is that the player hits the ground, and the ball pops out. In this case, it is ruled that the player was down since the ground, by rule, cannot cause a fumble. Its a little confusing, and its 3AM so what I typed is probably really bad lmao

The ball hits the ground a lot in American football, but the times it's a fumble are these: 1 When the snap between the Center and Quarterback is botched. 2 When a handoff from a Quarterback is dropped. 3 When the ball leaves the QB's hand before the arm starts going forward. 4 When a receiver catches the ball with both feet down, makes a football move, isn't down yet and loses possession of the ball. 5 When a pass is thrown backwards instead of forwards and the receiver doesn't catch it. 6 When a Running Back loses the ball before he is down. 7 On a punt or kickoff when the receiving team touches the ball without catching it. I guess it would have been easier to say, it's not a fumble if the quarterback throws an incomplete forward pass, or the player with the ball goes down with any part of his body besides his hands or feet, before the ball comes out.

😂😂😂😂for real

This is great for crossing the bridge. As an American, it’s caused me to actually have an interest in universal football rather than just American sports

The world cup is just 11 men passing the ball and flopping on the floor for 90 minutes.

@@idkyou8188 hang egg

@@idkyou8188 That description just makes me like it even more ^^

@@idkyou8188 still better than handegg

And Chiefs got a TD called back as well. Too many people all up in their feelings, trying to blame something. That’s all I see anymore. I don’t even know why people who feel this way would watch football anymore. I can guarantee if the Bengals had won, you wouldn’t hear a thing about the officiating.

The Super Bowl in the US is comparable to the World Cup in Europe because it is a cultural phenomenon that attracts even non sports fans. But obviously the world cup is more special given that it occurs less frequently.

iirc it was because we were taught rugby FOOTBALL and association FOOTBALL so we decided to name our sport football too because it was based off of rugby football

I mean, I'm an Eagles fan who never heard of EDP until that whole drama...

EDP vs Jackson mahomes

LMFAOOOOO! 😂 Fucking true.

That is a lie

@@iamcraz1939 there were some dumb calls but several that pissed people off the most didnt even end up mattering

Says someone who is either a Quiefs fan or didn't even watch the game.

@@MyLibertyTV Neither. Calls I see the most complaints about ended up not mattering

And the calls were mostly justified or results of regular officials making little mistakes for both sides

Who doesn't like Ted Lasso?

@@christinemagnuson705 me

@@sergiom.a.1236 😮*GASP* remind me to never get tv show recommendations from you, stranger on the internet. **Gasps a third time, for drama...since you hate drama apparently...and comedy**

True. The Champions League is muchhh bigger

I love how you guys get offended at every little comparison.

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Yeeeah....

The Super Bowl means more inside the US than the World Cup does. He's comparing them on a relative scale, not on the same level.

@@MsBartSampson By scale? This makes even less sense

@@MrJoromekiq1 How does it make less sense? The Super Bowl is as important to US citizens as the World Cup is to the rest of the world (or as in the videos namesake, Europe). It's basic scaling. A smaller sample size, but the proportion is the same.

@@MsBartSampson No, not even close

Have you…ever watched the Olympics? Because there’s two types, ya know. And BTW…our country, the same one that is foaming at the mouth over the Chiefs v Eagles, has the MOST Summer Games medals in the history of EVER, AND several of our track and field stars have played College football and been on the track teams at their schools. So, yeah.

It's the NFL finals. It started back in 1967 when the modern NFL was two different gridiron leagues: the original National Football League and the upstart American Football League. The two leagues decided to merge and a play a unified World Championship game after it got to costly to sign prospects out of college. The first four were played before the leagues merged with the NFL winning the first two and the AFL, the underdog winning the second two. After the merger, the two leagues became conferences and it's been played like that ever since. The two best teams for league championship. The game is a defacto holiday in the US and the most watched event in American television.

it is so much more than that

There's no scrum and lateral passes are rare.

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pretty much. they got a few penalites that didnt really matter but oh no thats the reason not that joe burrow played like crap and they couldnt do anything on offense when it mattered

Chiefs fan? Yeah Bengals had opportunities but the egregious calls came late in the game.

I fully admit to being a Chiefs fan. However, I don’t like when the refs are blamed for any game (unless it’s the missed pass interference call in the Saints playoff game a few years ago. That was egregious.) The game is 60 minutes and the Bengals had multiple chances. And remember, the Chiefs had a touchdown taken off the board because of a flag. It just feels like the Bengals fans have been the sorest losers ever. I even saw a tweet to the NFL that the crowd noise should have gotten a penalty. I just would like to see more people talking about lost opportunities than blaming the refs.

@@marydunn7234 you think the Saints Rams non-call was worse than the Tuck Rule? 😆😆

@@whosaidthat84 maybe go and watch the game back, the calls did come in the 4th quarter, but not late in the game, they were at about 10 mins and 5 mins. AND to top it off, after the really bad calls, the chiefs didn't score any points on those drives, so the most the refs did was waste a couple of min by extending chiefs drives. But no points were added. As people have mentioned, the Bengals got the ball back twice AFTER both of the bad calls, had they literally scored 3 points on either of those, they at least go to OT if not win. Can't balme the refs for that, and the final roughing call? It's a good call, mahomes was clearly out of bounds. Heck even with the crap offense from the Bengals, if they don't commit that call, chiefs probably miss the kick and go to OT anyway. The refs made a couple bad calls, yes, but they did not change the outcome of the game, both teams still had plenty of chances to win the game before AND after the bad calls, and the chiefs had the final word.

Americans care about this more than anything

@@traytonerickson-paul4042 no duh that’s why I said it’s America’s UCL or League title cus it’s only for a certain area of the world to be obtain not by the whole world. Like for the premier league only English fans go crazy for it.

@@ep9446 If you can name a single American football team that could credibly compete with the Eagles or Chiefs, you'd have a point, but the NFL is so far and away better than any other professional league in the world that it is far more like the World Cup than any regional thing. Same deal with the World Series. Pit the Japanese, Korean, Australian, Caribbean, or Mexican champion against the Astros, and they would get mercy ruled. If you really wanted to strike a difference, it would be that the WC is a tournament between international teams, while the Super Bowl is a club tournament final. So it's specifically more like the Club World Cup, except they don't bother including inferior cupcake teams from Spain or wherever.