Steelers James Harrison 99 yr interception/TD should have been the best play in that game, IMO.

Fun fact: The 1972 Miami Dolphins team is the only team in NFL history to have a completely perfect season, with no losses and a Super Bowl championship! Tom Brady and the Patriots almost repeated history, but they ended up losing to the Giants in SB XLII.

Fun facts, William Perry was a Dtackle so mostly played defense, and the Washington Redskins won 4 Super Bowls, 3 with Joe Gibbs as a coach but three different starting quarterbacks, very rare.

The receiver who made the TD pass was a college Quarterback--converted to a receiver in the pros because of his athletic talent--didn't forget how to pass!

NFL is huge in the UK. It will never be as big as football etc but it's the fastest rising sport with something like 15million fans nationwide. I have season tickets for both Wembley and Tottenham (that stadium is fantastic) - I recommend you go next time they're here! Fans from all over the world come over, especially Germany and Ireland, many Scandinavian countries and of course our American friends!

There's a really good documentary called "30 For 30: The Four Falls of Buffalo", about how the Buffalo Bills went to the Super Bowl 4 consecutive years and never won a Championship. I got to go to Super Bowl 27 with my dad at the Rose Bowl stadium in Pasadena. At that time, analysts thought the Bills had a strong chance at coming out on top. In the first quarter of the game, qb Jim Kelly got injured, and that pretty much sealed their fate. Dallas Cowboys throttled them 52-17.

The NFL has a salary cap for spending on players so that is part of where the parity in the league comes from. It prevents teams from being able to get all of the best players, especially now a days with good Quarterbacks making so much money, it eats up a large part of the cap which means there is less money for other players. The Chicago Bears played in one of the first international games in London in 1986 - the year after they won the Super Bowl so that could be why there are a lot of Bears fans and Perry/Payton jerseys over there. Love your reactions!

Doug Williams former Quarterback for Washington was the first African American super bowl champ QB

When he said the ball just has to cross the line for a touchdown and his friend says.. with it in his hands?. Lol that was great. These guys are fun.

More NFL reactions please guys. I’ve been waiting on you guys to do funniest NFL mic’d up 20/21 season. And the Super Bowl 55 too. It would really be nice to see your Super Bowl 55 mic’d up reaction.

Can't believe I didn't see this reaction when it came out. Glad KZfaq finally had a good suggestion.

I am a Native American woman of the Hopi tribe , from the state of Arizona, in The United States, and I enjoy your "shows" very much . I have never been "Across The Pond", but my father was able to go to England as part of a delegation of "Native American Artists". His name was Henry Shelton, and he was a "Katchina doll carver". He even met Prince Phillip. I am a "RABID" "Dallas Cowboys" fan, and here's why. The history of the team is some what of a "Cinderella" story that was played out on the grit and grass of "Texas Stadium", and then continued into the new millennium in AT&T Stadium. The Cowboys have "FIVE" Superbowl Rings, and we earned everyone of them! I say "WE" because us true Cowboys fans have been through both the lean times when we were 1-15, to winning "Three" Super bowls!' two of them back to back with Troy Aikman. With Dak Prescott and the grace of God, we will return again, and Win, and I can die "HAPPY" knowing that while the rest of the Country are watching Trump and the Repugnican's "Shit Show", my lifeline in the NFL is still strong, and that I can escape the "insanity' for a few hours by watching "America's Team" play "America's" greatest sport. Keep up the "Smashing" work, and Blessings on you all.

20:30 - Antwan Randle El was a QB in his youth and through college, so throwing was nothing really new to him. He was just way too short by NFL standards to play QB in the NFL, so they converted him to WR and KR because of his immense athleticism (also played basketball and baseball in college and high school).

The Chicago Bears played the Dallas Cowboys in Wembley Stadium London in August 1986. Walter Payton, William "The Refrigerator" Perry, and all the great players on the team were there. I remember because they were on the cover of Sports Illustrated Magazine.

Bears were big in the 80s in UK because they were big everywhere. They were rockstars, the stuff of legends. The Super Bowl shuffle, the greatest defense ever assembled, a punky QB and of course Walter Payton--the most infectious personality in the sport and larger than life himself. The 1985 Bears will never be replicated.

Great compilation! (Some compilations are hit or miss, but THIS one, great choices!)

Cool to see you guys reacting to (American) football. Thanks. You're more familiar with the game than I expected. If you want to review a game check out the highlights of the Miracle at the Meadowlands where Michael Vick brings the Eagles back from a huge deficit against the Giants.

Dax: a factor affecting the lack of the same team recurring NFL finals, is the practice of prayers drafting between teams in the off seasons. Eg. Dion Sanders from the 49er to Dallas after his super bowl win, for a $135M payment contract.

It's never the same teams because the NFL draft creates parity in the league. Even the small market teams compete.

"The Philly Special" !!! Nick Foles (the QB) wanted that play and asked for it! He was a BACKUP QB all year until week 14 when our starter got injured and came in and lead the Eagles to their first real Super Bowl in history. The balls on that guy!

When you guys said “pawn stores” I thought u were saying a different word 🤣😭

Number 44--the big guy who makes the TD run is John Riggins--240lbs and was the state 100 yard dash champion in Kansas when he was in high school and weighed 225lbs--still fast here.

9:30 THE STOP. This play is legendary among 49er fans. The Cincinnati Bengals had 4 attempts from the one yard line and San Francisco stopped them each time. This was the final try. It was denied.

Couple of things, in the NFL if you catch the ball and fall down the play is LIVE until the other team touches you. Sooooo you can catch the ball or intercept, fall down and if NOT touched get up and run. College if your down the play is over. Also many SB teams had outstanding DEFENCE. Finally hard for 1 team to win it year after year because of trades and injury.

Superbowl 43 should have been the james harrison interception and 100 yard return. Harrison is a very large man and is not built for running but he did it. Collapsed at the end of his run.

Could we get some football reactions, best GK saves, best goals, free kicks any of that stuff ⚽️👍🏻

been watching you blokes for like a year, but missed this one.. Dave you should be Cleveland backer, and Mike a Pittsburg backer.. same division, and they have played once, but will play once more end of December. both have same records as of now. Daz you can stay Giants, but if you want chance to be in playoffs I would say back Tampa Bay or Rams.

You only get a ring if you win the super bowl, the losing team doesn’t get one.

Hearing the guys talking about who makes it to the super bowl varies alot on the draft pic at the beginning of the season. I'd like to see that explained to them.

I’m glad you see your knowledge of American Football. I know it’s not easy, my son lives in London and I’m learning about English Football

Tom Brady was the only man who, when he was on the patriots, made people go “I wonder who’s playing in the Super Bowl against the patriots” for 6 years straight-maybe even longer. When you talk about the same England football teams being in the finals, the patriots were that team when Brady was there.

Pause at 25:58 you cannot deny that’s the most well known looking person for anything to do with the Patriots 🤣

18:45 #87 Kevin Dyson, is now the Principal at my kids high school.

There were NFL championship games before the SuperBowl. This new Championship game started after the "National Football League" (NFL, now NFC) and the "American Football League" AFL, now AFC) began merger agreements.

The Patriots have 6 Superbowls tied for the most. Steelers have 6 as well I believe. Cowboys and 49ers have 5. Tom Brady has been to 9 Superbowls and had won 6 with the Patriots and 1 with the buccaneers. Tom Brady has more rings in his career than any other team in their history. He's also been more times than most teams except maybe the Patriots. I believe they went twice before he was on the team. He's ridiculous.

The main reason different teams go to the super bowl is the draft . In the NFL draft of eligible college players , the NFL teams pick in the reverse order of their standings with the team with the worst record picking first .

"The tip of the ball has to go over the line." "While it's in your hands?" ".......................Well, ha, ha, yeah." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Interesting comment on the Edelman catch Daz “what concentration on that “ he later tests positive for peds..

Back in the old days that’s the way it was… There were four or five teams that were considered dynasties. The NFL went to a salary cap system which allows every team in the league to spend only so much money on players and this has really even did out. Now you can see two totally different teams sometimes and one Super Bowl to the next. The New England Patriots have been the exception and they were quite a dynasty for sometime despite the salary cap process.

The Pittsburg Steelers and the New England Patriots are tied with winning the most superbowls. They both won the superbowl 6 times

NY Giants were the first sports team to ever dump Gatorade on their Head Coach after an important victory.

How have I never seen this video before!?!

24:40 that’s a big reference to “Dude he shoulda ran the ball” Seattle needed a touch down to win bc they were behind and poor russel that coulda gotten him that Super Bowl win

Good one guys! NFL has a salary cap that makes the playing field more equal and the draft is set up that the best team picks last and the worst gets the first

I was able to see the Raiders/Bears at Totenham in 2019. I'll definitely try and catch another game again in London.

@17:35 I really wish they’d kept their word and would’ve went out and made a video of them throwing, kicking, and punting the football and tried something with baseball as well, and even did more basketball videos or sum. Like even if it just was a game of horse.

@20:51 Tho he was a receiver, he was also a qb in his younger days.

Hey guys, when the league restarts, maybe you could do a live reaction together ? (A Giants game would be fun, fellow giants fan from Belgium here)

My favorite team has always been Pittsburg Steelers. They have won the most super bowls in super bowl history. My son started at the age of 9 and played for the city we lived in for 6 years and his team went to the city superbowl 3 out of the 6 years.. I actually know the game.. Hahahaha. being a woman and all..

nice how you can see the film quality improve lol

23:00 that man who tailed that dude was Troy Polamalu

Any Go Pack Go’s in here yet? Oh well, Go Pack Go!!! Lol

A great option is “A clueless Europeans guide to American Football”

20:52. If you listen to the announcer, you'll hear that the receiver was a college quarterback.

4:26 anyone else completely amazed at how crystal clear that image is on a near 70 year old camera??!

@21:35 real OB hours. 😂🇺🇸🇬🇧

Mike: "back in the 80s the two teams I liked were Green Bay and Miami" Me: dad?

I still wanna see them get out n try kicking, punting, n throwing the football n try doing sum with baseball n more basketball like they promised us.

Best trick plays in football would be a good video to check out

You will find quite a lot of WRs used to play quarterback in high school or college.

7:24 The accent made them sound like they were saying “p*rn stars”

The Patriots won 6 supper bowls. But they had a ten year drought between the first three and the last three.

XLIX - RB for the Seahawks was Marshawn" Beast" Lynch was having an amazing game. All they had to do was hand it to him and he would have walked into the end zone. Instead u saw Pete Carroll called the play to throw the quick slant pass. SMDH

Dave, don't make a "favorite team" this year... Watch a year of NFL, get to like certain QuarterBacks or certain Reveivers, certain TeamSpirit.... THEN you'll start to root for a couple (4?) teams when they are playing. Then in 2 or 3 years you'll have a team that (win or lose) you're always rooting for. (Grow to love a team.)

@14:32 - 16:50 what I think is wild and one of the craziest Super Bowls stats ever was of you noticed, the Buffalo Bills were in the Super Bowl 4 years in a row and didn’t win the first one and I don’t think that they’ve ever won one if I remember correctly tbh. But yeah, that’s what I always though was crazy is how they lost 4 Super Bowls in a row. But if you ask me, they could’ve won one and I believe they would’ve won a Super Bowl the year Doug Fourier started for them, but they refused to keep their faith in him in the last bit of the season/playoffs and ended up starting their young Qb, Rob Johnson, who was a good qb, but Doug Flutie basically got them there and was the better QB imo, but to him being a smaller/shorter QB, they just never give him 100% faith for some reason. But if you ask me, if someone would’ve made them keep Doug in as the starter then they for sure, imo, would have won a Super Bowl that year.

Yes. When you do it in the most important game its 1 in about 20 million chances

Ace Ventura had the 1984 AFC Championship ring, Dan Marino never won a Super Bowl

Never saw Ace Ventura, but Dan Marino doesn’t have a Super Bowl ring, unless he bought someone’s! 😊

@20:53 Tho he was a receiver, he was a quarterback college so we can throw the ball.

You guys are actually trying to get into the art of playmaking. All these runs, catches and passes are for the most part scripted by the coaches. Both offence and defense has a playbook to counter the other side of the ball.

PHILLY SPECIAL YO!!!! 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🏈🏈🏈🏈🏈

The NFL does a very good job of creating parity among the teams but it's then up to the owners and managers.

I sincerely believe we are less than 2 or maybe 3 years away from Seeing an NFL Franchise in England.

20:55. That receiver was a college quarterback.

Speed beats passes every single time. Anyone can throw, not natural speed to take that ball where it needs to go is what makes football, football. Passes are cool, but they can be Intervepted by anyone on the opposing team, taking that ball to the touchdown, if you’re fast enough to not be stopped will be the intricate part.

As an American, I'm for the NFL moving a team like Jacksonville to London and genuinely hope it happens. American football is probably the one sport they could get away with it considering how few games there are compared to basketball, hockey, and baseball. I also hope for your sake hockey takes off over there. Great f***ing sport, especially to watch in-person. Also Super Bowl 31 should have been Desmond Howard's 99 yard return TD. 20:30 Yes that was a receiver, however that receiver - Antwaan Randle El - played quarterback at Indiana in college and finished 6th in the voting for the 2001 Heisman trophy doing so, hence the reason Pittsburgh had a fair bit of confidence in allowing a receiver to throw the ball in the biggest game of the year as he's not your normal receiver in that regard.

If the intercepting player hits the ground, he's only automatically down in college football. In the NFL, you have to be knocked down or touched when you are down. Otherwise, you can get up and run.

22:40 was a great play. BUT. Having the balls to call an onside kick to start the second half should have been the play.

You probably knew the Bears & the Fish because they did songs. The players sang & danced. Just my opinion 😉

Some of the clips were shot on actual film, so the action appears slower than it really was.

Tampa Bay bay bay! I worked at that Superbowl, was fuckin awesome and guess who won.....on my birthday no less 😁

Daz may like this Giants but he’s a natural Raiders fan

React to the James Vincent George kittle video!! So many awesome plays and funny moments

You need to react to John Elway and the Denver Broncos “ The Drive”‼️

The Titans coming up one yard short to tie it up still hurts to watch.

I love that Daz brings up how it's not the same few teams in the superbowl every year, right when they get to the Buffalo Bills 4 superbowl run lol

Spoiler alert: Detroit Lions are not in this video.

React to The Super Bowl Shuffle song by the Chicago Bears and/or '85 Bears highlights or documentary.

Dallas Cowboys! All the way!!! 🍻🏈🏆🎇🍕🇺🇲 Have been since the 70s Born in 70 im gonna be a fan till I die! Go Cowboys! If you hate sorry I'm gonna love em!!! I was born and raised around here in Texas just outside of Dallas! Texarkana texas/Arkansas, Sherman Texas,DenisonTexas, Mckinney Texas...DALLAS TEXAS 😆 This is my team!!!

For the draft in April, the worst team(s) get the first pick, so they can get the better new crop of players....while the team who wins the Superbowl the year prior, has the last pick....they try to make it fair like this....and of course, teams do a lot of trading spots.

No just The Fridge, not The Refrigerator.

Guys please do a weekly football reaction. Plus the play offs

Everyone DOES NOT hate the Cowboys ! Cowboys actually have more fans n are one of the most valuable teams in the world .

Dave should be BillsMafia!!!! Already has a strong UK following. Amazing Tailgates when you're stateside. He'd love it.

Damn, they didn't show the previous 2 superbowls

There HAVE been dominant teams. The Patriots, 49er, and Steelers all had dynasties, but the Patriots are the only dynasty within the era of payroll limitations. Unlike baseball, NFL teams have a salary cap.

Dave support the Houston Texans.... we suck atm but it'll be a hell of a ride brother

You guys should do a Troy Polamalu highlights video!!

Football is called a game of inches

You should react to NFL films from the 70s