His attitude ain't right and he clearly doesn't hit enough weights Hope he learns for next year

"Hope springs eternal."

There's actually a book series that's based around that by an author name Scott Sigler. Audio books are available for free to try before you buy.

Facts

Dreamers

NFL would become INFL

No

Alex Caruso Nah, the rock owns the XFL now so it's going to be really good

well the cfl get a lot of players from American colleges so that might be a reason why they recruit heavily internationally

If they don't get drafted in the NFL, they could make it through the XFL or the USFL. Hey, you never know.

Emil Koch Sadly I don’t think this will ever happen. Here in the states, most boys are attached to football from birth. The main way to make it to the nfl is through playing in college, and most colleges only recruit domestic kids, and it would be very tough for their scouts to find talent overseas.

@@LM-dv8pv Ridiculous thing to say. Look how much talent the MLB and NBA have managed to find overseas. Hell, the NFL already has international players. Football is also a game that can be picked up later in life, even at the NFL level teams will draft players based on pure athleticism. CFB and NFL teams are constantly looking for an edge and have ample resources to scout overseas.

Rest of world more focused on rugby if your talking about a physical sport like this

@@Max-kq2jp the best rugby player of all time wouldn’t even make an NFL team lol

@@BlaZnHaZe1 the level of athletes in rugby are to strong nfl players wouldn’t be able to cope in any of the rugby leagues

go bills!

Yessir

They’re plenty of Europeans in the NBA already tho

@@julianshu3630 true but UK has no basketball scene whatsoever, also its hard to get a D1 scholarship in europe or asia as highschool basketball isnt a thing so they have to go play in local leages and hope to get found through chance.

They’re 16-18 years old...

@@thelambsauce490 So are high schoolers in America.

Hell yeah!! If you look to Penei Sowell, and look to their O-line😂😂 you realize. It’s so sad because they have good expectations, it’s really good to have goals in life, but, if you claim to be a RB and you seem to be 170 lbs, some dudes in high school or even freshman are 240 lbs😂.

@@adrienloisel8817 to be fair penei sewell os not your avarage lineman prospect lol dudes massive

D1 level athletes would be professional if it was the same structure as UK sports .

Also Japan has American Football it's called X League and the championship is called the X Bowl.

That's the great thing about the USA - it's actually open to other sports unlike, say, the UK and other Western European countries. If the MLR becomes the next MLS in terms of popularity then that's a very good thing for the sport overall and the national team.

@Zedic Black my main sport is football but I play semi pro rugby, and I've got great knowledge of NFL

Find a university that has a program. 20 years old is no where near too old to make it in the nfl in the states you arent even eligible for the nfl draft until youre three years removed from highschool (which is roughly 20-21 years old).

this was my exact thought, like i swear the tallest guy there was like 6'3 or something, college football players are very strong even the recievers and backs

Ye, height isn’t too much of an issue because you see 5’9 running backs or even shorter but they need to put on a lot more weight.

that's what happens when u go to London go further north and u will find size and power

I agree but you have to respect the grind and passion

How come ? Haven’t watched the full vid but is it his attitude or skill?

@@DD-ru6nv neither it’s his build he doesn’t fit as a RB. He can possibly make it as a CB or WR but don’t see anything else

@@DD-ru6nv look at nfl and college, even high school rb’s. Most running backs are 5-9 to 6’2 and always over 205 lbs. He’s a hospital patient in the making at rb in an American League

They do, I would know. Unfortunately, sports at college level are not taking seriously enough.

They have BAFA

In england they only take pro sports seriously

3rd biggest*

@@ImNinjaSquirtles there are loads of sports taken seriously at university level but NFL isn't one.

Same I'm a wide receiver, just entering high school this year

How do you do American football in the uk if you under 13

@@xxk1llinqxxyt157 I'm not under 13

Greaze oh ok

I'm a lineman.

American

I hope soon because i'm tyred of soccer fans

@@nandochavez4546 Ah but this fellow fan can testify to seeing football fans here in America behaving like Jack-Holes.

No, decades sounds about right. There are high school teams in America that are playing faster and better than these guys. As an American though, I can say that we're genuinely interested in seeing the UK get involved in the sport.

@@Horible4 I agree. American NFL players are probably as good as they ever been. These kids are bred to either play basketball or football. You may just be naturally athletic enough to compete in college, but you don't simply stumble into the NFL. The talent that trickles down to that level is truly fierce.

Very likely would take that long but you have to start somewhere and as an American, I would love to see players from overseas in the NFL. I know many NFL fans and they all think it's awesome you guys are getting into American football.

@@paulinotou If you put a world class professional soccer player in an nfl training camp starting with spring work outs i have zero doubt that theyd be capable of being physically able to play by the time the season roles around. They probably wouldnt be mentally ready but im just saying its not like they dont have professional athletes over there i mean its a population of over 50 million people in the UK theres bound to be a few 6'2" 240 lbs 4.6 40s over there.

There are professional athletes in Europe obviously they arent training to be nfl players so they dont need the size that nfl players do but that doesnt mean they arent capable of it. Id bet it only take one generation of players given the infrastructure and support to prepare for the sport and theyd be competitive. obviously they wouldnt win in a UK vs US international match but theyd definitely be able to start putting a decent amount of pros into the league

You can say that about association football also

Sad to say your right I kinda want to see the NFL go International lol

A lot of NFL players trained to be NFL players for practically their entire lives. That’s what the UK would have to start doing for something like this to be successful.

G K Kane this is American football

Tim Tom if you like singing and dancing, watch the Halftime shows, if you like fireworks watch An NFL game, it’s full of them. If you like sports watch soccer, rugby, basketball instead

@@rhianc7347 You watch halftime shows? Lol, loser.

Tim Tom shouldn’t be any need for that. The entertainment should be the sport. There is more entertainment cramped into 90 minutes football, 80 minutes of rugby than a 4 hour NFL show

@@rhianc7347 No, there isn't.

I hear louder cheers during halftime trailer for a film than a touchdown

sir_capsalot lmao u dont have to be big to be a running back

@@sebct2093 u gotta have some build my guy. running backs have to have a great amount of strength to do what they do

he is 17

@@sebct2093 erm look up a player called Derek Henry and we'll if u have the same mindset after that

Yeah that’s exactly why some of these lads are already picking up offers from universities in America, this academy has ex nfl players, current nfl players and the best coaches to coach the, and on top of that they putting in he work, I wanna see this same energy when they get drafted

Some Nerdy Gamer frfr

Ultradude most likely but they are getting better training than any sports program in the United States and that includes most colleges.

@@somenerdygamer unless they're getting into a D1 university theres still pretty much 0 chance of becoming pro

not exactly true since u dont have to play rugby from an age of 7 to become pro majority of the best rugby players didn't start until they where 16 or 17

jett rodgers maybe, but prepa tech from Monterrey would beat y'all.