If you are new to the NFL you should understand that serious injury, fear, and intimidation are part of every play. Evey one of these guys is a tough bastard.

Most of these guys were up and ready for the next play.

You get back up because you don't want the guy who hit you to know that he hurt you. Football is a game of momentum, and a team will play that much harder if they smell blood in the water.

I have heard rugby be called a contact sport, and football a collision sport😂

You are right about the impact. I have heard it is similar to being in a 30mph car crash.. These guys are 240+lbs and 6’5”.. they are tanks.

We like destruction. Entertainment > Brain cells.

A big part of US football is intimidation--striking fear in the opponents through physical play. As a great linebacker, Ray Lewis said: "This is a man's game." Or another great linebacker, Jack Lambert: ""..the game is designed to reward the ones who hit the hardest - If you can't take it, you shouldn't play". Exactly. Might want to check out video on NFL athletic plays, too. Cheers.

Oh, and in New Zealand and Ireland, too.

The word you where looking for at the end is brutal/brutality

Rugby tackles Football Hits.

When the guy carrying the ball is dodging and evading, that's called "juking," and there's a best jukes compilation you should definitely watch. :) BTW, you missed a *lot* of helmets flying off, if that one you mentioned was the first one you noticed, heh.

These are not even all professionals.. there were college, high school and even peewee league in here!

Testosterone driven sport for sure, and it starts early a lot of times. I've been knocked out playing flag football in school, and l did the same thing to another kid in touch football during PE class.

Baseball season starts in a few weeks you should do some baseball reactions. Best infield throws unleash the cannon, is a good one to react to.

Try : The most intimidating player Lawrence Taylor .

Actually, "soccer" is what Brits called it first--this from Britannica online: "One of the best-known differences between British and American English is the fact that the sport known as football in Great Britain is usually called soccer in the United States. Because the sport originated in England, it is often assumed that soccer is an Americanism. In fact, the word is thoroughly British in origin." And Australians, Canadians and many other countries call it "soccer". Why do you call in "football" when no one takes a lickin'?

If you like Evades watch a video on best Jukes

That's not entirely true alot of players in the game respect eachother they do help eachother up and say good hustle and stuff you got to remember you are watching a hardest hits viedos this a rare thing now a days with the rules