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And welcome back to another episode of Rugby Player Reacts. I'm your host, Jacob McDonald. And today it's my absolute pleasure to bring you the first of the bottom third of this entire list of 100 NFL players. It's Quentin Nelson. He comes in at number 33. He's a guard. He plays for the Indianapolis Colts. And look, if there's one guy I wouldn't mind hearing from in this particular video, it would be Jonathan Taylor. Or possibly hearing from one of his opposite men that he has pancake blocked throughout the season, because apparently he's pretty good at that. And apparently he's pretty good at painting his face. But all of that and more will be revealed. I'm going to roll the intro and I'll see you in a minute. Now, like I said, Quentin Nelson, the only thing that comes to mind is the face paint and the pancake block. So let's get into this. Like when you see him going against some of these guys and he's row grading, you just want to make sure you're not on that highlight list. Pretty much consistent. Imagine killing a 30 with Johnny United. Imagine what? Imagine killing a 30 with Johnny Unitus. Now, what the fuck does that mean? Killing a 30 in NFL. Man gets 30 years in killing of X NFL player. No, pretty sure Johnny Unitus was a quarterback. He was often seen on the 30 yard line on the Raven side. Now, what does that mean? It's been a while since I've looked up this fella, but I did look him up in the NFL's top 100 greatest players of all time series. He's a three time NFL champion. He's a three time NFL most valuable player, but the piece of information we're looking for, I'll find it. I'm going to find it. Oh my God. What? 211 total games. 40,239 yards. A 30 yard completion possibly. Killing a 30 yard completion with Johnny Unitus. Is that what we're talking about? Sorry guys, this is the kind of thing I have to get. Because it's real history. Okay, this is all I've got. This is all I've got. Unitus played his final season for the San Diego Chargers and his 30 yard completion to Mike Garrett against Cincinnati on September the 30th, put him over the 40,000 yard mark, played his final season, and his 30 yard completion to Mike Garrett on September the 30th put him over the 40,000 yard mark. Was that his final play? Nope, he had a total of 40,239 yards. But only through 471 that season in five games. Now let's go back to this video, just see if that's what he's talking about. Imagine killing a 30 with Johnny Unitus. Recognize his game. And Colts guard Quentin Nelson is crushing his way to becoming a legend like Johnny. When he stops on that field, he's moving anything and anybody out of his way. Well, Jonathan Taylor's happy about that. He's trying to finish every block. Yeah, he's going to push you right in that in zone. And if he had his way, probably right into the sheds too. Trying to put you on your back every single play. He's like bringing that that dog mentality to that office line. Just 25 years old. 25, that's the other things, a baby. Nelson is the only environment in NFL history selected first team all pro in his first three seasons. Where you going? Nah, just messing with you. He's got a great technique. It's that strength he's got along with it. Be able to to tip guys over, put them on their back. Want to see one of the best cards in football? Just check out Quentin Nelson. Okay, this guy is really good. He has got some strength. Quentin Nelson, 25 years of age, is a beast. He's six foot five and 330 pounds, aka 150 kilograms. That's not often we see 150. When I'm thinking 150 kg, I'm thinking, well, I'm either thinking Bill Kavubati, an old Fiji and prop, who was officially the heaviest rugby player of all time. But I'm also thinking Larry Allen, who is the equivalent in the world of American football. At the end of the day, mate, 150 kegs is 150 kegs. And it's not easy to move. And that's exactly what I've just seen. He was a large baby at birth. Funny that 10 pounds, 10 ounces or almost five kilograms. And believe it or not, in his early years, he supplemented his football and strength training with Taekwondo. Now I'd love to see him doing a roundhouse kick. He performed relatively poorly in the jumping disciplines at the NFL draft, but performed extremely well in the strength-based discipline, the bench press. He got 35 reps. He was selected sixth overall in the 2018 draft and signed to a fully guaranteed four-year $23.88 million contract. He has been playing out that deal. And on April 28th this year, the Colts exercised the fifth-year option on Nelson's contract, putting the franchise tag on him. But on August 3rd, just one month ago, it was revealed that Nelson needed surgery on his left foot, a similar injury that Carson Wentz had suffered a week prior. Recovery time was projected to be five to 12 weeks, but the doctors deemed that the injury was not as serious. So it could be the case that he misses a couple of weeks. But I hope not for the simple fact that he has played in all 48 games that he has had the chance of playing in. He's played every single snap. Has he played every single snap? I'm not sure if he's played every single snap, guys, but he certainly started every single game and had over a thousand snaps. Oh my God. All right, just a quick stat. 1,042 snaps in the 2019 season, allowing zero sacks and committing just three penalties. 1,082 snaps last year, allowing one sack and committing nine penalties. So as we read that stat, especially the penalties, that brings me back to another video, another player we've seen earlier on in this list. And I believe his name was Zach Ertz, either that or the Kelsey brother. Jason Kelsey. Now let me look that guy up again. Okay, there we go. Yeah, it was Jason Kelsey. Here's a news story back in 2020. Apparently he committed another penalty, his second of all time. Jason Kelsey had played close to 10,000 career snaps and committed one 15-yard penalty. And when we go back to Quentin Nelson, having just over 2100 snaps in the last two years, but has committed 10 penalties. So I just thought that was an interesting comparison. Blazer to the edge every week. He's physical. He's tough. Ooh, I like that. He's going to demolish you. And I like who's running behind him even better. The line is cringey. I think he's got great feet and he knows how to use his body well. Quentin Nelson, you see he's not A-word. A-word doesn't get pushed. Five yards downfield very often, Jim. The thing that separates him, he's the best pour in the game. Sorry, even more impressive. What'd he say? Sorry. He's the best pour in the game. Sorry, even more impressive. It's his sack saving quick thinking. Nelson pops out. He's able to pick it up and hands on approach that keeps hands off his quarterback. Quentin Nelson, he's your prototypical mauler at guard. When he gets his hands on somebody, they aren't able to get off that block. He does a phenomenal job in the pass game. Really nice block by the left guard, Quentin Nelson. Oh, shit. Okay. Yeah. That reminds me of a sprawl, the middle of the octagon in a UFC heavyweight fight. But unfortunately for Quentin Nelson to actually qualify in the heavyweight division, he'd have to lose about 60 or 70 pounds. And that ain't happening. Hey, this is when the big runs come. We've worn them down. It's coming. Can you imagine if there was no weight limit in the UFC? I just have a lot of confidence when I know, like, hey, this play, it cues the lead blocker. Like this is his play. He's always... Where's he going? Where's he going? He's going to pull all the way across here. The play, I'm going to say, these guys are all sort of going towards the center of the play. And where's Jonathan Taylor? Jonathan Taylor is going to get a handoff coming across the front, following Quentin Nelson. And go. He's on go. Hmm. Okay. He saw one swing around the outside. We've seen one go through the middle. What's next? It's Taylor again, cuts back, and he's closer to goal line. Touchdown. Right behind that good left side. Off and to flying, got big time movement. Four against the Q a couple of times. And I remember those, the highlight he had on my teammate now clown outside. Well, I can't let that be me. You know, when we first started this video, all I wanted to hear from was a player on the opposite side of the ball that he, well, I wouldn't say dominated, but... Block. And Cameron Hayward was one of those players. Are we hearing from another one in Miles Garrett? I made sure I stayed up. I didn't make the tackle bounce. I sure as hang on me on his highlight film. Nelson's out here to destroy. Whoa! Way to stay up. And I tell you what, I mean, a sprawl reminded me of the UFC, but that certainly does too. He's trying with all his might to get the takedown. All he wants to do is record that takedown, but Miles Garrett ain't giving it to him. Not prepared to be on his highlight tape, but unfortunately you were. Getting six yards on power each time. He's been throwing cats around for the past three years, and you know, I'm glad he's my teammate after facing. Tell you what, it'd be nice to know that you're going to get six yards down the field every single snap, wouldn't it? Anyways, guys, that's another video done. In the next one, we are looking at Joey Bosa, defensive end for the Chargers. Last year, I think I was quoted at the beginning of Joey Bosa's video by saying, do I know much about him? No, no I don't. But this year I do. So guys, thank you for watching. Thank you for your support. 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