My favorite moment is hearing the Falcons pick "Brett Favor" 😆

NFL Throwback never misses with these

lol it took 10 years before someone realized they should invest in actually watching players before deciding who to draft?

When you realize that the first ever pick didn’t even end up even choosing football as a career: 🤨😲😂😑😭

Fun fact, jay berwanger became a millionaire when he sold his company. He made more money turning down the NFL than if he had played

The most insane draft moment that no one talks about is how in 1996, ESPN announced that QB Mark Butterfield had just been drafted. The only problem? He wasn't drafted. Why ESPN put his name up there on the draft ticker, I don't know, but he had no idea that ESPN had made a mistake. He was celebrating and didn't realize until later that night that ESPN had made a mistake, and that the Packers never actually drafted him. Butterfield went undrafted

My 10 favorite pieces of obscure draft trivia that people might not know about: 1) In 1991, the Cardinals spent a first round pick on a player who never played college football, and played semi-pro football with a team called the Bay State Titans 2) In 1984, the Cowboys drafted Olympic sprinter Carl Lewis. He expressed no desire in ever playing football 3) In 1982, Darrin Nelson wrote a letter to the Vikings and only the Vikings begging the team not to draft him. The Vikings drafted him anyways 4) In 1969, unhappy that he was drafted by the Boston Patriots, Ron Sellers just started negotiating a contract with the Raiders. It didn't work 5) In 1971, the Eagles traded away three picks between rounds 2-3 for QB Greg Barton. He never played a down for the Eagles. One of the worst trades ever 6) In 1974, the draft was delayed by 30 minutes when the Lions and Saints couldn't agree on who held the rights to the pick in question 7) In 1964, the Dallas Cowboys spent 6 hours on the clock. They selected Mel Renfro, and wanted to conduct a medical evaluation before taking him for good 8) In 1974, Al Davis drafted a player in the 3rd round knowing nothing about him, other than the fact that he ran around in a gym and he liked the way he ran 9) In 1982, Washington tried to buy the #1 pick off of the Patriots. It didn't work 10) In 1991, the Dolphins drafted WR Randal Hill. They traded him after 1 game

Imagine being the first pick in the history in the nfl just to turn it down and to just sell rubber

So much history in the NFL that I never know

I'm so weak by then Jets fans 🤣 Man said "The worst pick since Last Year!"

“Brett Favor” will never be forgotten

I love how that roast chain started 😂

23:23 Pat McAfee is an absolute legend

Shoutout to Bill Nunn and the Steelers for drafting 4 HOF players in 1974

0:37 *"I watched the draft a couple of months later. Robert Mathis announced the pick, Joe Reitz announced the pick, AND THEN AN ORANGUTAN ANNOUNCED THE 4TH ROUND DRAFT PICK! I WAS REPLACED BY A ZOO ANIMAL!"*

I love seeing uploads like this. Thanks, NFL Throwback!!!

I just became a fan of the NFL last year, so these videos are great for learning more and more about how the NFL came to be. Looking forward to seeing more of these.

I really liked the virtual draft. The in person stuff is fantastic too but there's a sense of home when you see all the players in their house with their families

Please keep making more NFL Draft videos.

I love these kind of videos the NFL does because I learn so much NFL history that I never would’ve thought about and it really shows us how the NFL has become the league and sport we all know it as today.

babe wake up, NFL throwback just uploaded

Henry ruggs swagging out in a robe 😃

Incredible channel. A provider of invaluable context, in regards to the history of the sport

This rundown of history is amazing, Bravo

i am so excited every time yall post, also post more full drafts

The dumbest move of all draft history is the New Orleans Saints trading their 1-7 round picks for a running back to then cut him in 3 years.

These videos never disappoint!

This was fun to watch and learn. Thanks.

David Akers was spitting harsh facts at those Cowboys fans! 🤣

The NFL will always remember the sheer joy and energy at the 2019 draft in downtown Nashville. Titan up!

respectfully one of the best youtube channels, and for sure the best youtube channel to be associated with a league

Pat what a damn legend, roasted the Titans so indirectly it hurts even more than a direct burn

I love these types of videos.

I love these types of vids please make more!

Love these vids and especially Kyle

Yo this is so good of a video

I’m not even a raiders fan but Al Davis was f’n savage

24:39 Goodell lying on the couch always makes me laugh lol

Great video!

This video showed up in my recommendations just now. I'm a SF 49ers fan and I find it interesting that at 8:57 they mention "Mr. Irrelevant". Let's see what the future holds for Brock Purdy.

The 2020 draft was awesome, one of the best things to come out of the pandemic. I wish they had continued with that format

Amazing video!!!

I loved this thanks

18:45 The welcome was so warm some might even call it heated ;D

The history of the draft is something that I always wanted to be video and now it is!

Love this channel

I will be in Cleveland 2021 witnessing even more history being made.

The Jets deserve their own section...

That throwback clip of Kiper is crazy to see

I'm still laughing about the orangutan that picked Marlon Mack 😂😂

Brett favor 😂

Brett Favor was great for the falcons, leading them to a Super Bowl victory over the Patriots, before losing the next season to the Broncos, and did it again the next year as well.

That virtual draft was really special I think it Helped us all at the start of the pandemic. I think it's only fitting this years draft is coming and were damn close to the end!

With the first pick of the 2021 NFL Draft,The Jacksonville Jaguars select Trevor Lawrence from Clemson

this video taught me a lot

Nfl history is the best to know

I love the independent guys who make info videos about this type of stuff. But when the companies themselves make these type of videos, especially since they have all the footage, I will always prefer these

I had to watch those roasts at least three times 😂 23:02

I love that, "Atlanta has selected Brett FAVOR"

19:08 Cowboys red helmet with Dallas, Texas for the logo. Yes but blue and I’m wit it

24:50 now he swagging it out in a bright orange jumpsuit

There is only three things in my life. “My beliefs, My family, and football” -Me, adapted from Vince Lombardi.

never stop making nfl explained vids

Ha ha Jets fans are the best. So many memorable quotes!

Thank you Nfl throwback! This is gold and go pack go and war eagle BTW!

2020 draft was something special honestly

I'm surprised the ratings for the draft were so high last year. I know there was a pandemic and all, but I thought more people might have streamed it rather than watched it on actual television.

Pat McAfee is FUNNY AS HECK

Brett Farve is a legend after being drafted and in '65 the Cardinals picked a kicker in the 1st round

2:41 Norm Van Brocklin Drops Back, Throws An Arcing Pass UpField, Races Tom Fears Gathers It In On The Ten Run, And Races All The Way To Score For Los Angeles!

Also in unique throwing motions. Let's not forget Kosar.

Dang did I just watch that whole video without skipping anything that’s an accomplishment 😂😂

Pat McAfee titans roast is some of the greatest trolling of all time

Imagine if someone traded every pick in your draft to pick up someone like Marcus Mariota

We need to see some more draft roasts up on the stage. The NFL should encourage old players to get up there and destroy their rivals for a minute or two

0:02 the philly sports guy!

Since you do college football highlights can u do history of the NCAA please

I love seeing this after Brock Purdy was drafted

Could y’all do something on the pro games “Rag Days”

“Brett favour” 😂😂😂😂😂😂

"An absolute mahckery" 🤣

My uncle played with Alex smith in college before I was born, he’s an awesome guy! (My uncle didn’t play in the NFL because he got married and joined the family job)

I already can’t wait for this years draft

Beautiful vudeo

22:05 where is the second Superbow lMVP ? i can't find only this person in this

"The worst pick since last year"🤣

Pittsburgh Pirates (Steelers) had the 3rd overall pick in the inaugural 1936 draft. They chose William Shakespeare, who also would never play a single snap in the NFL. So the Steelers first ever draft pick was William Shakespeare. Also, during WWII, teams wouldn't necessarily draft who they thought was the best player. They drafted players who were married so they could avoid selective services and actually play football.

0:18 FAVOR????!!!!!! YOURRRREE FIIIIIRRRREEEEE!!!!

When a team does not pick who Mel Kiper thinks they should, Mel takes it SOOO personally. That's the best part of every NFL draft...watching Mel's disappointment that teams dared not follow his explicit instructions. HOW DARE THEY! If Mel says to draft player XYZ, you BETTER DO IT...SO SAYETH THE LORD, MEL KIPER! PRAISE UNTO MEL!

Need that NFL history lesson 😩😫🤤

See y'all in Cleveland, YESSIR!

I can't believe the draft was once 30 rounds. That is insane

Cant wait to be drafted

Imagine you’re Marlon Mack and an orangutan announces your pick lol

"Brett Favor" LOL...Announcer dude...you had ONE job!

"Brett Faver" Lol

LOVE KYLE!!!

You make a lot of how the Herschel Walker trade propelled the Cowboys, but it's a damn shame you didn't mention the Redskins' trainwreck in the 1999 draft, when they received SIX picks from the Saints for the chance to get Ricky Williams, only for new owner Dan Snyder to package them up and send them to the Bears and Broncos to move up to get Champ Bailey.....the ONLY player from that draft that even remotely contributed to their fortunes in the 2000s.

N"if"L: what if Joe Namath signed with the Cardinals?

Love kyle brandt narrating!