1000 IQ Moments in Sports

When a player has 1000 IQ during a play. AKA the smartest plays in sports history.

When I say "in Sports" I am referring to baseball, football, basketball, and hockey. Let me know if you guys want more sports videos! Also, if I forgot a certain 1000 IQ play leave a comment, and I might include it in a part 2!

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(Aaron Smith - Dancin Krono Remix)

[EclipseBlade]

For people complaining on the fake slide, it WAS absolutely legal at the time of the play and was a glaringly awful loophole in the rules. It was changed as a direct result of that play.

[wolfman]

2:34 he hit ‘‘em with the ✨💅💍faKe SLidE💅🤸‍♀️✨

[Breatherjones]

The dude that sat on the puck just took that beating like “yeah I know I deserve it, let it out” 🤣

[bruceleeroy]

3:37 I’ve never seen Bill Bellichek that excited or animated like ever. Even when they win their 12th Super Bowl he’s like _oh well, whatever._ Here, he’s like a 7 year old on Christmas morning! 😅

[psycronizer]

I'm not into sports at all, but, damn I am so amazed at how these guys can act like one mind with a single thought. just incredible cooperation

[c_s_b__]

Polamalu jumping over the line against the Titans is extra smart, because he knows that even if he's too early, it's a flag, but just half the distance to the goal. They're already so close to the goal line that it doesn't matter.

[Nerve]

Lmao the way the announcer says *fake sliiide* at 2:34 is so good

[gra]

Troy Polamalu was a stud. Played the game relentlessly and ferociously. Smart and tough. Respect from a Cowboys fan.

[Herberttoallen]

3:45 seein bill get all excited like that describing the play… just let’s you know how exciting and high IQ Ed reed was in his time. Him and Troy are the best safeties I’ve seen in my lifetime by far

[matthewbailey]

the fake slide is unfair to the defense... you pursue that and get penalized as a defender

Edit: since I'm still getting replies for this 6 months later, lemme clarify
1. Yes, I am aware that the rule got changed
2. Yes, it is unfair to the defense who get penalized for breathing in the direction of a QB. The slide is meant to be a method to protect the health and safety of a quarterback; that's why defenders who pursue a sliding player are penalized. Fake sliding was legal at the time, but was certainly abusive of the rulebook and deserved to be outlawed.

[mediamannaman]

Great collection. Enjoyed it, thanks! To me, the most heads up play of all was the football play at 8:26 where the guy who was back to take the kickoff saw the ball bounce in the end zone, then backwards onto the playing field at about the 1-yard line, and was smart enough to know it was a live ball and that if he got part of his body out of bounds before he touched it then the ball would come out to the 40. Incredible quick-thinking and presence of mind. That said, all of those hockey plays were amazing - I don't know how they can have such great control of the puck, but then I've never played that game.

[erickguillen]

New video idea: can you do “The game is not over yet.” Moments

[stephenmontague]

Football : great play!
Basketball : nice.
Baseball : okay...
Hockey : what happened? did you see anything? i missed it... where's the f-n puck?

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[asecretone]

That Packer touching the ball while out of bounds is pure 🔥🔥🔥

[itsgjk]

People don't realize exactly how hard that steven adams/russell westbrook play was. Not only did he have to miss the free throw and have it bounce back at him, he had to get the rebound then quickly get the ball out to russ, and russ had to make a rushed deep three

[lockk]

Props to that security guy for protecting that person from the team celebrating lol. 10:30

[teddykim]

16:41 this is amazing by rondo; he will always be one of my favorite players
He puts Boogie to guard the closest corner which eliminates any 3 point shot from there
He puts a man on the close wing and a man on the top of the key to pick up anyone coming off any screens
The man on the top of the key can also rotate to help on the far wing if the man on the far wing gets caught on a screen
He purposefully leaves the far corner open because it would be the farthest and most difficult pass to make
He puts himself in the middle to help close out on any location if someone gets caught up on a screen

This is why i love rajon rondo

[oj]

11:40 Saw this play live. It was a bad season for the Seahawks and it was the one game I got to see that season. I thought it was gonna be another 3 & Out, the shift in energy after that play was incredible and they carried that energy to the win.