I used to go to NASCAR races and that was one of my favorite parts...the flyover....gave me goosebumps every time...love them.

I don’t know what it is about this video, I’m not even a football fan. But every time I’ve seen this, that shot of the planes appearing over the grandstand as the “freeeeee…..” is ringing out gas moved me to tears.

the only time I've ever seen a Stealth Bomber was the day after 9/11. i live right next to the major interstate 95 on the east coast and on top of it i live right between Baltimore and Philly. alot of planes use 95 as a sort of landmark so I've seen many different planes especially being next to multiple proving grounds and bases as well as being only an hour away from DC. that image of that stealth i saw at 13 is imprinted into my brain forever.

The Carolina player, #87, is Luke Keuchly. He is the most enthusiastic about the fly over. He was one of the best defensive players in the NFL.

I hope flyovers never cease. They're thrilling!

When you get to the US you should go to an air show, best if the "Blue Angels" or "Thunderbirds" are there.

These pilots are gonna be in the air training anyway because they have to fly a certain amount of hours so might as well do something cool for the people. Love flyovers.

This is the best of all the flyovers. Give it a try. Cincinnati Bengals, Oct. 23, 2022

God damn, gets me fired up!!!!

Flyovers are amazing 😊❤️🇺🇲

I think America is fu 🙊 Fantastic, too!!! Loved the video and really glad you left that in... made me lmbo...

It is useful for the pilots that do these operations as they treat is just like its a combat mission, just without dropping bombs, troops or whatever else. Pilots have to maintain a certain number of flight hours so they are always sharp, these contribute to those while being awesome.

Mikey when are you coming to Florida ? They do flyover most sports events. Sending Love from Pensacola Beach Florida 👍🇺🇸

yeah you really don't want to be on the wrong end of all that planning and precision

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The military paid the NFL millions of dollars to perform influence operations in stadiums. The NFL has an enormous audience of young men that the Dept. of Defense covets as potential recruits. When sports media discovered the arrangement they labeled it "Paid Patriotism". After the public found out the deal was quickly cancelled. The flyovers continue but the arrangement between the NFL and military is not fully known. This was one of the most embarrassing chapters for the NFL. Suggested articles: > Gridiron Imperialism: How the NFL Propagandizes for the US Military (Brown Political Review, 2021) > How the NFL sold patriotism to the U.S. military for millions (Think Progress, 2017) > 'Paid patriotism' ends at NFL stadiums (Democrat & Chronicle, 2015) > It's Time to End the Paid Militarization of the NFL (Fee, 2017)

watch the nascar flyovers they are awsome

I'm retired Air Force so I know all these planes well.

"Cost" The A-10s cost $6,273 per hour to fly. F-22 are $34,000. Since you don't have just 1 plane (usually) and they aren't right next to the airfield, they need to get airborne, meet up, get into position and then execute. It's not like they just take off, execute and land. It can be very expensive. I am not complaining at all. I believe it comes out of the Military's Recruitment budget and that would make sense as I believe it does get young people in to visit their local recruiters.