NFL Rush's worst-plays reel has viewers defending a lineman
The official channel's only new upload revisits Week 4, with a catch-and-run prompting questions about what belongs in the compilation.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
NFL WORST Plays of Week 4!
Does a lineman picking up a first down really belong in a worst-plays video? Several viewers beneath NFL Rush's "NFL WORST Plays of Week 4!" make the case that it deserves a highlight instead. Amid the mishaps, that catch-and-run gives the comments something to cheer for rather than pick apart.
The Tuesday upload was the channel's only new video, reaching about 380,000 views. Viewers also discuss missed interceptions, ask why an opening play wasn't a safety and single out the commentary. For a series built around things going wrong, there's quite a bit of football analysis happening between the jokes.
The new Week 4 compilation is drawing the most daily views on the channel right now. "NFL Worst Plays of Week 2" remains active too, with roughly 2.6 million views overall, while "The WORST Plays of Week 1!" adds a smaller stream of viewing to the same series.
NFL Rush's subscriber count was unchanged over the week, and its daily viewing is currently well below its usual pace. Nearby sports channels had very different weeks: ZedBall and Backyard Athletics each collected more than ten million views, while Canadiens de Montréal had a smaller weekly audience than NFL Rush. Here, one new reel supplied most of the week's viewing, and a lineman gave its worst-plays label an unexpectedly friendly challenge.
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What viewers say
That OL catch and run for a 1st down is a great play, not a bad one!
@K2daddiSee it on YouTubeLinemen never hesitate. The second they got their hands on the ball, they're running towards the end zone for all they're worth. I love it.
@USMCArchAngel03See it on YouTube0:00 i'm confused as to why they didn't get a safety?
@realghostboiiSee it on YouTube
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GO BIG FELLA!
@Landen_EmerySee it on YouTubeLooks like the Bills Pats and Titans Ravens games were wild.
@kevindaly2985See it on YouTube
Public comments from the video's page on YouTube
The videos drawing views on NFL Rush right now
- Channel
- NFL Rush
- Subscribers
- 232,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 583,967
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- October 6, 2026
- Video views so far
- 381,086
- Views on its first day
- 249,090
The numbers
Here's how NFL Rush's week looks in views and subscribers.
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How many yards must an offense normally gain to earn a new first down?
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