104 to 14??!!!? ALL BLACKS vs USA EAGLES!! AMERICAN REACTS

Wait until you realise that wasn't even New Zealand's best team selection!

I'm from Scotland.. we've always been in the top 8 in the world.. top 4 sometimes...we've never beaten the All Blacks.. and we've been playing them since 1905.. No shame to USA , the New Zealand All Blacks are brutal..🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇳🇿🍺

I always feel sorry for the American teams, the arenas are always empty. Those players deserve some respect for even getting out there and trying against The A.B.'s

In Rugby, numbers 1, 2, 3 have powerlifting type bodies, for pushing in scrums. No.4, 5 are tallest in team, for winning lineout throw ins. No. 6, 7, 8, have athletic, big bodies, their core roll is winning the ball at the tackle. No.9 is quickest and fittest, passes ball from the tackle breakdowns. No.10 is the main playmaker, usually quick and skilled. No.12 and 13, attacking mid-field options, defensively strong, can be big and powerful or athletic and skilled. No.11, 14, fastest players, steppers, usually positioned on the outside edges of the field. No.15, fullback, usually fast, good kicker, last line of defense, takes most high kicks.

It’s funny watching this as a Kiwi my bro. We learn to pass like that from a young age. I’ve been able to throw a good spiral in either direction since before I can remember. I guess it’s like how good you guys are at basketball because you play from day dot.

There is no "dead ball" or "downed by contact" when a player hits the deck in rugby union; the ball is constantly live in general play. The only times the ball is dead is when it goes over the side/touch lines or the ref blows a penalty.

A dummy is just a fake pass. There is a lot to learn about rugby, that’s the joy of the sport 👍

2 American highlights bro,they scored twice,first time ever for them, that's huge!

The big boys are called forwards. Their job is to man the frontline and win the scrums. Scrums are when the 2 teams crouch into each other and the ball is put in the middle of them and then they fight or push the opposition over the ball to get possesion.

Fun fact, the All Blacks are the most successful international sports team across all sports. Winning percentage at 77 percent.

What you called the stutter step is what we call the "dummy", same as before, dummy wasn't his nickname, you might call it feint or fake pass. The rough part was that was the "b" side, everyone off the bench got time on and for some it was their debut. Currently the Allblacks are number one in the world. You should watch Wales vs Allblacks, played recently and see how the Welsh tackled the problem...literally. In New Zealand, we play at a young age through schools. Not to be left out, our women, the Black Ferns are just starting wind up their run for the world cup. It was nice to see them get a caning by the British women, but no doubt, they will rise to the occassion.

“Not that bad, won’t hurt too much” Might have something to do with the fact that there wasn’t any tackling being done in this one 🤣🤧

Your comment about the Eagle-15 knew that AB-8 was going to pass the ball before the tackle is on point. That's the AB game. . .playing the hand off, take out a defender and make space for the AB player running beside you. AB's play zones. . .I'd advise you to watch SA when they play the AB's they use scramble defence to cut down the hand-off play. . .doesn't stop it though, just slows it down. . .and the AB's prefer to play fast, innovate, attack and exciting rugby. . .stifle that and the AB-15 become a squad of 15 play makers. That's a better game to watch, too.

You low key hurt when you found out that it was there first try 😂😂

When people say “dummy” it just means that the person with the ball faked passing the ball to another player and the defender fell for it

By "dead ball" do you mean when the game stops? In rugby the game pauses momentarily when there is a penalty or the ball goes out of play (white lines on edges of field) or dead (behind your own try line) or finally if there is a knock on or injury

Rugby never stops, when a player is tackled the person that was tackled they have to release the ball, the tackler also has to release. But any team can win the ball by blowing over the next person coming to get the ball. With kicks, As long as the attackers are behind the kicker they can catch the ball any number of bounces or no bounce.. Also passing has to be backwards, The game only stops if there is a knock on, penalty or out of bounds !!

The big heavy guys are the forwards, the beef in the scrum. The quick, precise, play-maker ones are the mids and backs. The really crazy fast guys are on the wings.

17:39 ideally the reason why he carried was because when your in your own 22 metre (in your half) you want to clear it out as much as possible in this instance. So what he did was carried the ball to settle for a Ruck, in which either his first-five (no.10) or halfback (no.9) would then have less pressure to clear it. But in this instance you might aswell try keep the ball with you as much as you can before giving it to the other team who are smashing you 🤣