NFL Good Sportsmanship (PART 4)

Good sportsmanship moments part 4!
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[kaibahump]

"Long hair on long hair crime" these announcers tryna to hard out here😂

[matiaseberhart]

Throw in any Barry Sanders moment. That guy was such a class act. Never taunted. Never celebrated a touchdown (there were many). Took himself out of the game when he was about to beat Christian Okoye for the rushing record in his rookie season, ...just 10 yards shy, ...to finish second. He was often seen on the sidelines encouraging players or handing out water. Always seemed to hand the ref the ball after a play was over. He was just a guy who loved the game and his good sportsmanship made it evident.

[cartermay]

Some of these requests be like "Best Hurdles Made by Linemen drafted in the 6th round"

[christianhatke]

It’s nice when players appreciate how good their competitors are sometimes.

[nategarrett]

Did Jalen Ramsey and DeAndre Hopkins just congratulate each other on escaping the Jags and Texans?

[Cruzader]

Brett Farve: "I've been taking hits from the defense for years. Now it's my turn."

[Cjopa]

Dalton Schultz is such a great guy. Any time a player gets hurt, opponent or not, he always is on his knee hoping they are okay

[TheRepublicOfJohn]

Love when these guys play clean and fair, and when they respect each other and recognize the skill of their opponents, even though they're competing as hard as they can.

[tejmurthy]

The fact that Ding is able to put out high quality edited videos daily is actually so goated.

[SomeOfTheJuice]

These compilations oddly enough are my favorite ones. There's something I love about the players supporting each other or checking up on each other after a play. I think some players forget that they're your opponents, not your enemies. Some may even be your teammate in the pro bowl or even the next year depending how trading goes. You can congratulate them on making a good play or go over and make sure they're alright after a big hit.

[insertnamehere]

I think the one where Landon Collins threw the guy down is probably the best example of good sportsmanship. The guy helped him up and could recognize when his own teammate was wrong, not something you see often

[ajarfullofjoy]

When you see good sportsmanship, it reminds you it isn't a battle or a war, it's a game. An awesome fun to watch and play game. Just makes watching more wholesome

[masonmarks]

Day 1 of suggesting backups doing better then starters

[guysumpthin]

Favre running 40yds down field to deliver a BLOCK , ALL the things he brought to the team, he's SO underrated !!

[carolyn]

Is it me that just finds this video and is smiling the whole time!?

[jimmyvargas]

1:39 we gotta a give credit to Dalton Schultz for calling for help

[praetorian]

That’s one of the most Brett Favre moves I’ve ever seen Favre make. He’s what, 40 at that point? Doesn’t matter, he’s gonna bull rush a HOF level linebacker with no hesitation.

[poopfactor]

seeing people on different teams being nice to each other warms my heart.

[dylanjarjosa]

Day 6 of asking ding to do “Taunting Gone Wrong”

[brettviddal]

Love seeing the RESPECT for their opponents.
After all it's just a game.