Referee Tackles NFL Player (Great Quality)

An NFL Referee throws a cheap shot on Rams halfback Kenneth Darby. For the record, this is from Week 16 of the 2008 season, I've just had it sitting on my DVR and haven't gotten around to putting it on youtube until just now.

The NFL Draft's most instinctive prospects

Forget the measurables--some football players make a living on the field by what's underneath their helmet. Find out who PFW's Nolan Nawrocki says are some of the most instinctive players in this year's draft.

official nfl genuine leather the duke game ball unboxing review

this is the unboxing, review, and details for the NFL official game ball. see video for all the details

2 year old Ben knows his football!

My dad asking Ben some football questions. Ben knocking em down like a pro! **NOTICE** Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but comments that contain profanities will be removed.

Put Pride Aside for Player Safety: Fitting 3 of 3 -- How to Remove the Helmet

Helmets can sometimes be difficult to remove, especially for young players. Watch this video to teach your players how to remove the helmet so as to not change the initial proper fit, and to minimize discomfort.

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Coach Bobby Hosea's BIG HITTS Training Academy

In association with Xenith, Coach Bobby Hosea breaks down the fundamentals of proper tackling technique in the game of football.

NFL through the First Person Camera

This is how it feels to play in the NFL

Baltimore Ravens-Death on Wings!!

The Baltimore Ravens!! The Most Feared D-Fense Out There In The NFL..

Madden AFC West Game Play Trailer

www.ebgames.com.au Madden NFL 11 redefines the way you experience the game of football. Simpler: from 350 plays down to 1, the all-new Game Flow system puts you in the helmet of an NFL quarterback, to execute an authentic, situational game plan, one play at a time.

Shuta Multimedia Vlog Episode 33: Better Safe Than Sorry

Related Links: www.nfl.com msn.foxsports.com www.shuta.com http www.baseandsystemservices.com http In this episode, I discuss the NFL's new, tough stance on helmet to helmet contact. In my opinion, this new "tougher stance" does much to make everyone feel better about a dangerous sport--and little beyond that. The big hits are still going to happen, and inches separate a clean hit from a dirty one. At the speed of NFL football, injuries are still bound to happen. If we are not willing to accept this as a fact of the game, then we must change the game to reduce the risk. A few possible changes are suggested in the video. I also briefly discuss Brett Favre's crotch, and Ben Roethlisberger 's return in the context of a piece written by Jason Whitlock of Fox Sports.