Unicorn Town 2022 full movie
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00:00:29was 5,000 miles away from home, and we were one play away from making American football
00:00:35history in Germany.
00:00:59Alright let's back up for a second here.
00:01:02I need to first explain how I ended up in Swabish Hall.
00:01:08So my name is Nick Alfieri, I'm from a big football family.
00:01:12I played college football at Georgetown.
00:01:17After that, I got into film school at USC, which was basically a dream come true for
00:01:22me.
00:01:23So I moved to Los Angeles, but then a few months into that first semester, I really
00:01:27started to miss playing football.
00:01:29And coincidentally around the same time, these football programs from Europe started
00:01:32contacting me with opportunities to go play over there.
00:01:36So I left.
00:01:39Final moments at the USC School of Cinematic Arts.
00:01:43Now the plan was to go play football and at the same time make a documentary about a team
00:01:48in a tiny town in Germany called the Unicorns.
00:02:02I mean I think it's safe to say we're the number one sport in town, which probably is
00:02:06not true for any football team in Germany.
00:02:10The town of Swabish Hall has so much to do with the Unicorns.
00:02:15Unicorns somewhere else, I don't think would be as special without the town of Swabish
00:02:19Hall.
00:02:20Unicorns!
00:02:21Unicorns!
00:02:22Unicorns!
00:02:23The people here are the reason why the Unicorns are successful.
00:02:31Because it's a small city, everybody knows us.
00:02:33When our home game is with the Unicorns, it's like a thing to go to meet people, watch the
00:02:40Unicorns and see what a great game of American football is.
00:02:56So I arrived in Swabish Hall, Germany.
00:03:01I was welcomed by the Unicorns founder and my new head coach, Ziggy.
00:03:05He seemed proud of his team and of his town.
00:03:07You won't find too many people in town that you go to and ask, hey do you know the Unicorns?
00:03:13What's that?
00:03:14That won't happen in part of the city.
00:03:19Now this wasn't some big NFL contract.
00:03:22Swabish Hall is a small town team with a small town budget.
00:03:25The organization provided a place to stay, access to a car, meals, and a small monthly
00:03:31stipend.
00:03:32But I wasn't the only American.
00:03:34There was a group of us.
00:03:35And we all came from different places but had similar stories.
00:03:39Successful college careers, some of us flirted with the pros, and our desire to keep playing
00:03:43football landed all of us in Germany.
00:03:46But just being from where I'm from, you don't really ever hear about Germany.
00:03:49I was kind of just like, yo, is this shit real?
00:03:52Like the Unicorns?
00:03:53Like what pops in your head when you think of a Unicorn, man?
00:03:56Like, I need to be a bear or something, man.
00:03:59Now we had to adapt to the European experience.
00:04:02Living in a different country, with a different culture, different food, and a different language.
00:04:07When someone says something in Spanish, it's on game day.
00:04:10That's enough of that, I need to jump.
00:04:17Sprecca is in English?
00:04:19Yeah.
00:04:20Can I get a strawberry shake?
00:04:33We talked about the win the moment stuff.
00:04:36And the last thing I'll leave y'all with is don't forget, you are professionals amongst
00:04:41amateurs.
00:04:43That's a very different type of situation.
00:04:45You are professional football players amongst amateurs around you, alright?
00:04:49So there is an extra set of pressure.
00:04:51There is more eyes on you than everybody else, okay?
00:04:54That's just the way it is, alright?
00:04:56And that doesn't go just with the guys on our team, but with the fans, with everybody,
00:04:59you know?
00:05:00You're going to get the most press clippings, the most everything, and y'all know what comes
00:05:03with that.
00:05:04And I think it's important for y'all to know just how we deal with our guys, because y'all
00:05:08know how it is here.
00:05:09Guys have jobs, kids, wives, all that kind of stuff, come from three hours away.
00:05:14We tell our guys we're going to be at 70% of practices, that's our goal.
00:05:18So yeah, just understand there's a different expectation set of rules that apply to you
00:05:22guys over German players, and that's just the way it is.
00:05:27Everything was new and overwhelming, but exciting.
00:05:31And then we were shown the AmiHaus.
00:05:33Tell me mama, when did things go wrong?
00:05:38Tell me mama, when did things go wrong?
00:05:44Tell me mama, when did things go wrong?
00:05:49I bought the AmiHaus.
00:05:50The AmiHaus is awesome.
00:05:52The AmiHaus was not that awesome.
00:05:55The AmiHaus, man.
00:05:56Wow.
00:05:57You want to talk about shacks?
00:05:58That was a shack, man.
00:05:59Like, technically it was a house, and then you would have thought we were in the woods,
00:06:03man.
00:06:04Like, we were.
00:06:05That's kind of like, what if we were in the woods?
00:06:06I'm sure it does.
00:06:08This is called sorting, because in Germany, you put dark glass together and clear glass
00:06:14together.
00:06:15The one cool part of the house was the lineup of passport photos from all the Americans
00:06:19that had played for the Unicorns in the past.
00:06:21I guess if they could do it, so could we.
00:06:25The smoke seemed cool.
00:06:27Is that some of your stuff that we can throw away?
00:06:32I mean, because I want to put the paper stuff away.
00:06:36That one.
00:06:37Let's see, does any of the stuff have my name on it?
00:06:40That's from you.
00:06:42My name is Thomas Rauch.
00:06:45But everybody say to me smoke in our team, because the Americans cannot say rauch.
00:06:52Rauch means in English smoke.
00:06:54And I'm over 30, so I don't want to say the right age, what I am.
00:07:00And I play for the Unicorns since 2005.
00:07:05A long time.
00:07:06So, the Unicorns play in the German Football League, which is comprised of 16 teams.
00:07:11Eight in the North and eight in the South.
00:07:13The Unicorns, founded in 1983, play in the GFL South.
00:07:17And I'll let Ziggy tell you the rest.
00:07:20So, we still had an American base here at that time, with about 800 American soldiers.
00:07:26And there was a German-American friendship club that we approached and said,
00:07:31can you help us finding some people who have played before, we can coach maybe.
00:07:35And that was very important early on.
00:07:37Our first really successful year was 1995, when we won the championship in the 4th League.
00:07:44It went pretty much straight up from 1995 on.
00:07:50UNICORNS
00:08:1118 years, you know, no Southern team had won the championship.
00:08:15And suddenly we were champions, you know, so that was pretty crazy.
00:08:20UNICORNS
00:08:50UNICORNS
00:09:02So, what I've gathered is that the Unicorns used to be this championship-winning team.
00:09:06But in recent years, the league has been changing.
00:09:09Success is now coming from teams in major German cities,
00:09:12with big sponsorship deals leading to large budgets.
00:09:15The prime example of this, and the team the Unicorns can't seem to get past, is New York.
00:09:23They have so much financial power behind them in a big city, in a big stadium.
00:09:28It's kind of intimidating.
00:09:31My biggest fear is that maybe this is the make or break year for us to either get it done or not.
00:09:38Now, I was still trying to fully wrap my head around all of this.
00:09:41But what I did know is that these people seemed determined.
00:09:44So, I guess that's what we're there to do.
00:09:46Get the Unicorns back on top of the GFL with a German Bowl championship.
00:10:02The two teams, like I said, that are going to be the biggest competition for us
00:10:05in the Frankfurt universe is the Braunschweig Lions.
00:10:08Frankfurt just came up from the second league.
00:10:11No way, no way, no way!
00:10:13And they basically redid their whole roster with everybody they bought and got.
00:10:21They're coming up with a lot of hype.
00:10:41And then, whoever gets the closest, wins.
00:10:44Take it easy on these guys, this is their first time in Europe.
00:10:49Alright, Dev, turn around, he's up first.
00:10:54Alright, we got Croatia.
00:10:57So, Rudy, he was a guy I thought we would never get.
00:11:00His talent level, what we saw on film, we knew he was a great, great player.
00:11:04But we felt he had the potential to be a great player.
00:11:08We're going to have to see that.
00:11:10I mean, I think he's going to be the best player in Europe.
00:11:15I think that's the main thing.
00:11:17We're going to have to see if we can get Rudy, I mean, he's going to be the best player in Europe.
00:11:21I think we're going to have to see if we can get Rudy.
00:11:23what we saw on film, we knew he was a great, great player.
00:11:26But we felt he was a guy almost too good to get out here
00:11:29just because of all the opportunities he had going on in the States.
00:11:32Before I came to Germany, just in a state of, like, an unknown,
00:11:37like, right out of the NFL stuff, and, hey, I'm so close, like,
00:11:41I'm going to come to Germany for a year and then go back, you know what I'm saying?
00:11:45Like, hopefully get another shot.
00:11:54It's great.
00:11:55It's really cool because you cannot see their face
00:11:58because nobody wants to see how ugly they are.
00:12:01So that's why we make pictures like this.
00:12:09The struggle is real.
00:12:11Before I came to Germany, I was on a downward spiral.
00:12:14Had a lot of growing up to do.
00:12:16Wasn't playing football no more.
00:12:18Terrible job, didn't want to be involved with it.
00:12:21Just looking at my life, it's like, man, this is not where I wanted to be.
00:12:24It's not what I see myself doing.
00:12:26Once I finally made the decision in my mind that something needed to change,
00:12:31I got the call from Neumann.
00:12:35You want a Hütte?
00:12:36Feierabendbier.
00:12:37Feierabendbier. That's a Feierabendbier.
00:12:39What beer?
00:12:40After work, we call it Feierabendbier.
00:12:45Let's go! Let's go!
00:12:48The energy really started to pick up as we got closer to the first game.
00:12:55And the Unicorns seemed to be pretty popular around town.
00:12:58The Unicorns?
00:12:59Unicorns, yeah.
00:13:00Have a good day, dude.
00:13:07Everyone is hyped for the first season game.
00:13:11Wind, strong left, left, left, come on.
00:13:13Left, left, left.
00:13:14Go!
00:13:18I'm pushed, I'm hyped because I know what game day means here in Schwäbisch Hall.
00:13:24When you get to learn a skirmish, be like this.
00:13:32Ready, go!
00:13:38As soon as they go by, he should be wide open.
00:13:44I thought you were number 17.
00:13:45So when you decide to play with a German quarterback,
00:13:48I think one of the first things you'll get is people wondering why you do that.
00:13:59Everybody knows that the quarterback is by far the most important position in football.
00:14:03And a lot of teams, the majority out here, is just going to go get the best import quarterback they can
00:14:08and play with him and just put it on him.
00:14:14Us as a program, we decided Marco is our guy.
00:14:17He's came through the program, not only has he shown that we can win with him,
00:14:21but Marco is a guy we put a lot on his plate.
00:14:24You bring in an American because you think he plays better than any German,
00:14:27but we've been playing at the top of Europe for the last three years with me playing at the quarterback position.
00:14:33There's always going to be that little bit of doubt until you finish it off with a championship.
00:14:37That's the challenge he faces, that's the challenge we face as a program.
00:14:41But you know, we're really happy and we're really lucky to have him here.
00:15:03Well, I cook for the whole team.
00:15:05It's damn hard work, but hey, you know, whatever.
00:15:10Gives us the W afterwards.
00:15:16Season opening, Frankfurt coming to town.
00:15:22It's going to be an exciting one here in Schwäbisch Hall to get the season going, huh Matthias?
00:15:27Yes, sir!
00:15:28All the Americans are still here.
00:15:30Come on, let's have a drink.
00:15:32Thank you very much.
00:15:33Enjoy your work.
00:15:34You're welcome.
00:15:36If the pencil is already in the bottom of the box.
00:15:39That's a real old German.
00:15:40Don't be nervous.
00:15:58So our first game of the year, and my first football game in Germany, was against the hot new team, Frankfurt.
00:16:12They have a huge backing from the old NFL Europe days, the Frankfurt Galaxy, so they still have a ton of fans.
00:16:19So everybody knew they were going to be a competitor right away.
00:16:24They weren't a regular team that had just come up to the first league.
00:16:27They were going to try and make a statement from the very beginning, the very first year in the league.
00:16:42I'm an old guy, so I wasn't scared or nothing like that.
00:16:45But the excitement, of course, always hits you before every football game.
00:16:54Let's go! Let's go!
00:16:55Please welcome the Swedish team!
00:17:11Finally, it was time.
00:17:13The German Football League season 2016 begins.
00:17:17We're going to do it in one go.
00:17:23Ehrenfried on Tyler Rudenbeck.
00:17:31He's the new African with the first touchdown of the GFL season 2016.
00:17:3730 yards, 7 to 0.
00:17:43For us, we jumped out early.
00:17:46Ehrenfried on Patrick Donoghue, the returner.
00:17:5053 yards in the end zone.
00:17:55And on the 27, McNamee, hard side.
00:17:59Rolls to the right side.
00:18:01And that's a very precise pass for Roby Tyne.
00:18:04And he gets the 14.
00:18:08It's a good drive on both sides, but also a big loss of the ball.
00:18:16Both teams are going to make their plays.
00:18:36But in the long run, it went well for us.
00:18:38We were able to grind out the W there week one.
00:18:46With a 26-21 score for the Swedish team, Unicorns.
00:18:50After a year off, it felt great to play football again.
00:18:53And I was impressed with the level of competition.
00:18:56Football in Germany was better than I expected.
00:18:59So good, in fact, that this happened.
00:19:02With the 180th pick in the 2016 NFL Draft,
00:19:06the Minnesota Vikings select Moritz Borenger.
00:19:10Wide receiver from Germany.
00:19:12Skull Vikings!
00:19:14My name is Moritz, and I'm playing for the Schwebischal Unicorns.
00:19:17My name is Moritz, and I'm playing for the Schwebischal Unicorns.
00:19:21My name is Moritz, and I play for the Minnesota Vikings.
00:19:33Moritz Borenger played for the Unicorns in 2015.
00:19:36And in April of 2016, shortly after that Frankfurt game,
00:19:39he was drafted into the NFL.
00:19:42I mean, this was a guy who, hopefully, in a year or two, is producing.
00:19:47I think all of the GFL and European football is all hoping the same thing.
00:19:51Because it shows that there are guys who are talented enough to go over and play.
00:19:56They're just going to need a little time.
00:20:06One of the refs was like, hey, you got to be careful, that was a late hit.
00:20:10I was like, I was the one that got hit.
00:20:13That's probably why they throw a flag.
00:20:15It was just green to green.
00:20:17One of them is here today.
00:20:19He just got in a fight with Jordan during our U16 game.
00:20:22Is Jordan the head coach of U16?
00:20:24Yeah.
00:20:26We started a junior team pretty soon after we started a senior team.
00:20:34I mean, right now I have to figure out that we get really good young kids,
00:20:39fresh blood to the Unicorns organization.
00:20:41So I hope I can help.
00:20:47Being the number one sport here helps us get the best talent.
00:20:51Do you like coaching the youth?
00:20:53Yeah, it's pretty cool.
00:20:54I mean, because a lot of them are really raw.
00:20:58So you can make something out of them.
00:21:02It used to be that the really talented athletes would play soccer or basketball or track.
00:21:08And now I think we get a lot that could be successful in all the sports, but choose to play football.
00:21:18The Unicorns are successful because they put a ton of time and effort into their youth program.
00:21:242010, 11, 12, when they started winning German Bulls,
00:21:27they're doing it with pretty much all guys from Schwäbisch Hall.
00:21:30We don't have 3 million people in our city.
00:21:33It's 40,000.
00:21:35So you're only going to have 20, 30 kids.
00:21:38So if you want to be good in the future, you have to make sure those 20, 30 are well coached.
00:21:43And so when they eventually get to the senior team,
00:21:46they're going to be talented and they can help them out.
00:21:53As we got used to this new life in Germany,
00:21:56I got some insights from a longtime Unicorn player, Bruno.
00:22:01Should we get a coffee first?
00:22:02Yes.
00:22:03Yeah, absolutely.
00:22:04Let's kind of reassess this game plan.
00:22:05So in 2006, I actually played with Jordan, by the way, just to wrap this back around.
00:22:10He's now a coach.
00:22:12There's a lot of guys that are flaggies, like Marco.
00:22:15I coached Marco as a flaggie when he was 13 years old.
00:22:20It's not just about the game, it's all the surrounding things here.
00:22:24Had I gone to another organization, I don't think I'd be playing anymore.
00:22:34Man, you look cool.
00:22:36Appreciate it.
00:22:37It's a contrast.
00:22:38Yeah, black and white.
00:22:39Yeah, black and white.
00:22:41I'm going to be right here.
00:22:42And you'll be right there for a real contrast.
00:22:46And it did take a while to get acclimated,
00:22:48but I think by the time we were heading down to the game in Austria,
00:22:51we had all settled in.
00:23:04Now, this is exactly what I hope playing football in Europe would be like.
00:23:08Traveling to a beautiful city in a different country,
00:23:11playing in a big stadium surrounded by the Alps.
00:23:14It felt like a whole world away from a classroom in California.
00:23:18Call it.
00:23:19We'll have nickel personnel.
00:23:20It'll go mega strong.
00:23:21That tells you everything.
00:23:22It's the best.
00:23:23It's the best.
00:23:24It's the best.
00:23:25It's the best.
00:23:26It's the best.
00:23:27It's the best.
00:23:28It's the best.
00:23:29It's the best.
00:23:30It's the best.
00:23:31It's the best.
00:23:32It's the best.
00:23:34When we went into the Spargo, obviously we were up against the number two team in Europe.
00:23:39We knew they were going to be a great team.
00:23:40On our stretches.
00:23:41Make sure we're coming nice and flat out of the gate on our stretches.
00:23:44We came into that game on a high note.
00:23:48After the whole season beginning, we beat Frankfurt.
00:23:51Can't nobody really stop us.
00:23:54Unicorns, the two-time German champion.
00:23:58The Warriors are about to enter the pitch.
00:24:02Here they are.
00:24:03The Spargo Raiders, Tirol.
00:24:21The game was a disaster.
00:24:24Shelton oversees the field.
00:24:27Finds Elsbacher.
00:24:28Is it a touchdown?
00:24:30Indeed.
00:24:32You can't get out of hand if the Unicorns don't score this time around.
00:24:36This was really unexpected.
00:24:45The best thing you say is, where do we go from here?
00:24:47Where do we go from here, fellas?
00:24:49Do we come together or do we break?
00:24:50Do we come together or do we break?
00:24:51Where do we go from here?
00:24:52We've got a whole season to play, a German Bowl to go after.
00:24:55Where do we go from here?
00:24:57We're 1-0 in the GFL, 13 games to go.
00:25:00That's it.
00:25:02This big six is over.
00:25:04We didn't shine, but we'll play hopefully until October.
00:25:10That's a long time.
00:25:20Ready, unit, go!
00:25:22The following week, we watched from home as New Yorker drove down to Austria and dominated Swarco.
00:25:29New Yorker looked stronger than ever.
00:25:31And our goal of a German Bowl championship seems unlikely.
00:25:39The next game, I broke my collarbone.
00:25:54Yeah, elevator, no stairs.
00:26:00Adrenaline is wearing off and this actually hurts so bad.
00:26:04That is my collarbone sticking up.
00:26:09It's an indication to operate because there are more pieces.
00:26:15It's dislocated, yeah?
00:26:17Yeah, I need surgery.
00:26:19And now I'm starting to question everything.
00:26:22I figured the Unicorns would send me home.
00:26:24That's what teams in Europe do when their American imports get hurt.
00:26:34I just had to get out of the house.
00:26:36I can't sit around all day with this collarbone situation.
00:26:40I need to get out and move around.
00:26:42Otherwise, I'll go crazy.
00:26:44From us as an organization standpoint,
00:26:47we're in a tough, tough situation because that's a longer injury
00:26:50and we've got to make a decision whether we're going to send Nick home
00:26:54and get somebody over here who can play.
00:26:56The easy decision is just thank him for being here,
00:26:59make sure he's healthy, and then send him home
00:27:02and get a guy who can finish the season healthy
00:27:05and that we know is going to be here.
00:27:17I just got off the phone with Jordan
00:27:20and he told me that the Unicorns are not going to send me home.
00:27:24They're going to keep me here in Schwibisch Hall,
00:27:27which is actually amazing.
00:27:29I thought that they would for sure send me home and get a new import.
00:27:33But they said they're going to keep me here
00:27:36and for me to get healthy and try and get ready for the playoffs,
00:27:40which is in a couple months.
00:27:42So I used my new time away from the team
00:27:45to find out everything I could about the Schwibisch Hall Unicorns.
00:27:57Talking about the mentality of Schwibisch Hall,
00:28:00I'm obviously biased because I was born and raised here.
00:28:03So there is a lot of local pride.
00:28:05We're not like people from Stuttgart who are Swabian.
00:28:08They always think we are because of the Schwibisch in our name, but we aren't.
00:28:13We're not like the people from Nuremberg, from northern Bavaria who are Franconian
00:28:17because we're something in between.
00:28:20And that's a little bit of the mentality here,
00:28:23that we're something special.
00:28:28Have you been to the museum up there?
00:28:30Yeah, Sven and Tobi Loeffler took me.
00:28:32Sven and Tobi, they took me.
00:28:34To the Helle Schwenkische Museum.
00:28:36They actually have Christian Rote's jersey
00:28:39and my game plan and something else.
00:28:44In the museum?
00:28:45In the museum from our first German Bowl win.
00:28:47Because the museum director came to me and said,
00:28:50can I get some stuff?
00:28:51Because we wrote history.
00:28:55My job is being a high school teacher
00:28:58with a full schedule.
00:29:01I balance that with coaching through experience, I guess.
00:29:07So maybe you want to talk about the educational system in the USA
00:29:11as one possible topic.
00:29:13We have one full-time employee,
00:29:15that's my offensive coordinator, Jordan Neumann.
00:29:17We don't even have any part-times.
00:29:19Everybody else is a volunteer.
00:29:21Well, if I compare the Unicorn situation
00:29:23to teams like Frankfurt and Braunschweig,
00:29:25they have quite a few full-time employees.
00:29:27Several full-time coaches
00:29:29and also front office people that work full-time.
00:29:33So we're at a disadvantage there
00:29:36that we have to make up for by other means.
00:29:39We don't pay our German players
00:29:41and I've got to go out
00:29:43and recruit some of the best German talent around
00:29:46yet compete with other teams who are telling them,
00:29:49I'll give you this amount of money to come here
00:29:51and I've got to sell to them.
00:29:53Come here despite not making the money.
00:29:56Yeah, I had a good offer from Frankfurt before the season.
00:30:01I was thinking about it for a long time.
00:30:04I'm not sure if we can keep it forever or for very long
00:30:08because, I mean, you hinted at teams
00:30:11who do pay the majority of their players
00:30:13and eventually, you know,
00:30:15that's a recruiting factor that's going to be hard.
00:30:19Learning that these German guys
00:30:21were playing for the Unicorns for free
00:30:23when a lot of them could go make money at other teams
00:30:25was really eye-opening for me.
00:30:27You know, like, it's really hard to
00:30:30stay up early, go to work,
00:30:32go back from work,
00:30:34go straight to youth practice,
00:30:36after youth practice,
00:30:38have senior practice
00:30:40and then, like, Laura, my girlfriend,
00:30:42say, hey, do you remember me?
00:30:49So, I got my surgery
00:30:52and I returned to practice.
00:30:57So, it'll be shallow, curl,
00:30:59and a shoot coming in.
00:31:01So, you got that nice triangle.
00:31:07After being around the team less as a player
00:31:09and more as someone with an outside perspective,
00:31:11I started to notice some things.
00:31:13Football with the Unicorns was different.
00:31:23I'd gotten so used to the American approach
00:31:26to it being such a job in high school and college
00:31:28that seeing these guys play it
00:31:30with such an authentic passion and joy
00:31:32was absolutely amazing.
00:31:40Now, the Swarko game was the Unicorns'
00:31:42worst loss in years,
00:31:44a 34-0 beatdown.
00:31:46And as a football player,
00:31:48you'd expect a dip in morale after a game like that.
00:31:50But the attitude of the team remained optimistic,
00:31:52energized, and excited.
00:31:56Search right smoke, search left smoke.
00:31:58You like my new haircut?
00:32:00Yeah, man, looks good.
00:32:02I like it, too.
00:32:14My main thing is, guys,
00:32:16it'll be after a week off,
00:32:18there'll be a lot of hoopla around the game,
00:32:20lots of people there.
00:32:22Hoopla.
00:32:24Lots of people there.
00:32:26Everybody, if you're on the field,
00:32:28you have to focus.
00:32:30We cannot have any mental mistakes.
00:32:32You play football with your teammates
00:32:34to do the right stuff.
00:32:36Know what you have to do and do it.
00:32:38And then we're a good team.
00:32:40All right, let's go, bring it in.
00:32:42Ready, Unicorns!
00:32:45Unicorns!
00:32:51Are you ready?
00:32:57Are you ready?
00:32:59Who are we?
00:33:01The U!
00:33:03It's all about the U!
00:33:05The U!
00:33:07It's all about the U!
00:33:09The U!
00:33:11It's all about the U!
00:33:13The U!
00:33:15It's all about the U!
00:33:18It's a trap.
00:33:28Three jacks!
00:33:42Unicorn.
00:33:48Unicorn.
00:33:56In the U.S., you finish a game,
00:33:58you have a protein bar and some Gatorade.
00:34:00Over here, you take off your pads,
00:34:02you have a cigarette and a beer.
00:34:06What are we doing?
00:34:08What are we doing?
00:34:18You don't know what's going on.
00:34:23What is this?
00:34:25Unicorns!
00:34:33Twomad, you're a twomad!
00:34:35Twomad, you're a twomad!
00:34:39What's going on?
00:34:41We've found a new home.
00:34:43If you did something wrong,
00:34:45you'll be back in a minute.
00:35:17While New Yorker was dominating their schedule,
00:35:19Rudy started getting some attention from the NFL.
00:35:22My agents telling me this stuff, like,
00:35:24Saints looking at you still.
00:35:26They're asking information, like,
00:35:27you're looking good, keep balling.
00:35:29In the back of my mind, you know,
00:35:30of course, that's still a goal, you know, go to the league.
00:35:33But, like, I'm still living in the moment.
00:35:36You know, I'm focused on the season
00:35:38and trying to focus on the season.
00:35:40I'm trying to focus on the season.
00:35:42I'm trying to focus on the season.
00:35:44You know, I'm focused on the season
00:35:46and trying to win.
00:35:49Meanwhile, I was trying to get back on the field.
00:35:56Yeah, it's very tender right there.
00:35:58And it's just, oh, there's the worst of it.
00:36:00Oh, yeah, that's the worst.
00:36:03In the back, yes, that's just muscular.
00:36:06These injuries just take some time.
00:36:08Yeah.
00:36:08I can't...
00:36:11What happened to this game?
00:36:13Yeah, it just takes time.
00:36:18Just back from the doctor again.
00:36:20And we play, or we will probably play Frankfurt
00:36:24in the GFL South title game.
00:36:25And they are not sure if I will be ready for that or not.
00:36:33In the GFL, there's a natural pressure
00:36:35on American imports to perform.
00:36:38Now, being injured and not being able to contribute to the team,
00:36:40especially when you're one of the only paid players,
00:36:43is an uncomfortable situation.
00:36:47But the Unicorns never made me feel bad.
00:36:49Hello, Nick.
00:36:53How's it going?
00:36:54What did the doctor say?
00:36:55It's still a bit longer, probably.
00:36:57And you need to stop moving it?
00:36:59Yeah, I gotta stop moving it.
00:37:00Hi, guys.
00:37:03Nick.
00:37:04Moritz.
00:37:05Moritz, you better get out here for practice.
00:37:08And one of the cool things I learned
00:37:09is that Ziggy won't ever turn anyone away from the Unicorns.
00:37:13Hey, let me introduce you.
00:37:14This is Daniel from Spain.
00:37:16He's going to play for us.
00:37:18If they want to be on the team, he'll let them join.
00:37:23Welcome.
00:37:30Unicorn in Spanish?
00:37:32Unicorno.
00:37:33Unicorno.
00:37:34Unicorno.
00:37:35Unicorno on three.
00:37:37Uno, dos, tres.
00:37:38Unicorno.
00:37:40Because it's a big family,
00:37:43and everybody takes care of everybody,
00:37:45I never ever want to play for another team.
00:37:47Only the EU.
00:37:56Yeah, isn't it weird?
00:37:57This is the first summer that I haven't been home.
00:38:00How's it going?
00:38:01Still broken?
00:38:02Yeah, it's still kind of broken.
00:38:04I mean, it feels better, but I'm not clear to play yet.
00:38:08Actually, we're going on a trip right now,
00:38:10like in five minutes.
00:38:11But I have a doctor's appointment when we get back.
00:38:13Yeah.
00:38:15Prague?
00:38:16Czech Republic?
00:38:17No.
00:38:18I don't know.
00:38:19Isn't that cool?
00:38:20Hey, are you ready?
00:38:21Yeah.
00:38:22Are you ready?
00:38:23Yeah, I'm almost ready.
00:38:24All right.
00:38:25I have to go.
00:38:26I'm about to leave.
00:38:28Tell everybody I say hi, all right?
00:38:31Okay.
00:38:32Okay.
00:38:33See you, bro.
00:38:34Bye.
00:38:35One of the first things that Jordan told us
00:38:37when we got to Germany was that during our bi-weekends,
00:38:39the Unicorns wanted us imports to travel
00:38:41and experience Europe outside of football.
00:38:45Good.
00:38:46The squad headed to Prague.
00:38:55Made it to Budapest.
00:38:59To the Cliffs of Moher.
00:39:07We're finally in Stockholm.
00:39:23What do you guys want to do?
00:39:25I want to go to the waterfall.
00:39:26You want to go to that?
00:39:27Should we walk to it?
00:39:28Yeah.
00:39:29Let's do it.
00:39:30You want to walk down to the waterfall?
00:39:31If Rudy runs, don't run, all right, guys?
00:39:33I'm not running.
00:39:34I'm not running.
00:39:35I'm not running.
00:39:36I can't even see.
00:39:38We toasted that.
00:39:39Yeah, we did toast it.
00:39:46The well-being of the players is always
00:39:49number one on my agenda.
00:39:52I don't want to see it as a business.
00:39:53You know, we're just bringing people in and say,
00:39:55hey, you guys play for us.
00:39:57We want to get as much production out of you as possible,
00:39:59and that's it.
00:40:00But I would like for these people to
00:40:02grow themselves and help us grow.
00:40:04You know what I'm saying?
00:40:05We're here to have this human experience.
00:40:07You can't have that without taking risks.
00:40:09You can't have that without getting on a flight
00:40:12and coming to Germany
00:40:13when you don't know nobody from there,
00:40:14when you're by yourself,
00:40:15you're leaving your parents,
00:40:16you're leaving your whole family back at the crib.
00:40:19You're going to be in a place
00:40:21that you never thought you would be,
00:40:22meeting people that you never thought you would meet,
00:40:24having relationships that you never thought you'd have.
00:40:27You can't shy away from that.
00:40:34I said years ago,
00:40:36when Frankfurt was probably in the third league,
00:40:38and we said,
00:40:39well, you know,
00:40:40we're trying to make the best of what we have here.
00:40:42We don't have many outside guys,
00:40:43and we're trying to go through a good junior program.
00:40:46But eventually,
00:40:47the big cities like Frankfurt and Munich and Berlin,
00:40:51they should all pass us,
00:40:52you know,
00:40:53just because of the infrastructure they have.
00:40:56And, I mean,
00:40:57you see the big cities like Frankfurt and Munich
00:41:00and Berlin,
00:41:01they should all pass us,
00:41:02you know,
00:41:03I mean,
00:41:04you see Frankfurt now,
00:41:05you know,
00:41:06with relatively little ease.
00:41:07I mean,
00:41:08now they have a lot of money behind them too,
00:41:10not just players.
00:41:13You know,
00:41:15but it's happening,
00:41:16and now the question is,
00:41:18do we try and scratch and fight
00:41:21with our homegrown talent?
00:41:23Yeah.
00:41:33Okay,
00:41:34just got out of the doctor,
00:41:36and I'm cleared to play this weekend.
00:41:39Colorbone is good enough to go,
00:41:41and we play Frankfurt for the South title.
00:41:46Let's go.
00:41:53The Frankfurt rematch was big.
00:41:55Winner of this game
00:41:56would have the top playoff seat in the South
00:41:58and the best path to play a New Yorker
00:42:00in the German Bowl.
00:42:02You know,
00:42:03we felt confident,
00:42:04we had finally found our groove,
00:42:06we were rolling,
00:42:07and we knew they were too,
00:42:08and so it's just one of those weekends
00:42:10that, you know,
00:42:11you've just been waiting for all year.
00:42:13You know,
00:42:14we felt confident,
00:42:15we had finally found our groove,
00:42:17we were rolling,
00:42:18and we knew they were too,
00:42:19and so it's just one of those weekends
00:42:21that, you know,
00:42:22you've just been waiting for all year.
00:42:39We scored the first two touchdowns
00:42:40when we had a 14-0 lead.
00:42:41We stunned their crowd.
00:42:42I know one thing though,
00:42:43their first touchdown that they had,
00:42:45that house was on fire.
00:42:48I mean, that stadium was burning.
00:42:56I mean,
00:42:57it was what everybody was expecting.
00:42:59I mean,
00:43:00it was two dynamic,
00:43:01explosive offenses,
00:43:02you know,
00:43:03traded punches,
00:43:04and the second half,
00:43:05it kind of turned into a defensive game.
00:43:06Okay, I go strong.
00:43:34When I first came to Germany,
00:43:35I did not know what I was getting myself into.
00:43:47I thought maybe I'd get to go over
00:43:48and enjoy one last season of football
00:43:50before I hung it all up.
00:43:52But fate had a different plan for me.
00:43:54And at first glance,
00:43:55breaking my collarbone three games
00:43:56into this season
00:43:57was absolutely devastating.
00:43:59But what it gave me
00:44:00was the opportunity
00:44:01to gain a new perspective
00:44:02on this team.
00:44:05I spent three months
00:44:06learning everything I could
00:44:07about the Unicorns.
00:44:08Interviewing my teammates,
00:44:09coaches,
00:44:10and people around Schwäbisch Hall.
00:44:11And in that process,
00:44:12my teammates became my brothers,
00:44:14my coaches became my mentors,
00:44:15and I fell in love with the town.
00:44:18Nick, Cody,
00:44:19I'm going to have to move
00:44:20when I'm standing here for an hour.
00:44:21We try the first couple more
00:44:22and then we give you a...
00:44:23We'll try.
00:44:24If you do a bad job,
00:44:25I'll be like,
00:44:26see ya.
00:44:27See ya.
00:44:28And it turns out
00:44:29the Amihaus was kind of awesome.
00:44:31I mean,
00:44:32it was a great team.
00:44:33I mean,
00:44:35it was kind of awesome.
00:44:36Cody's mad because I cooked
00:44:37and it got really smoky.
00:44:38We had to take
00:44:39all the smoke detectors
00:44:40out of the house
00:44:41because of Nick.
00:44:42The Unicorns kept me around
00:44:43when they could have
00:44:44easily swapped me
00:44:45for a healthy new import.
00:44:46And they treated me well
00:44:47when I was down.
00:44:48And that really gave me
00:44:49a sense of love
00:44:50towards the program.
00:45:02Now this team
00:45:03shouldn't be successful.
00:45:04Yet somehow
00:45:05it finds a way to be.
00:45:07But ultimately
00:45:09we're facing Goliath.
00:45:13And now we were
00:45:14two playoff wins away
00:45:15from our chance
00:45:16of taking them on.
00:45:17The best football team
00:45:18on the continent
00:45:19led by Casey Terrio.
00:45:21The most famous player
00:45:22in Germany
00:45:23and arguably the best
00:45:24quarterback that
00:45:25European football
00:45:26has ever seen.
00:45:27German football
00:45:28and European football
00:45:29and obviously
00:45:30what we've done
00:45:31on a...
00:45:32I guess
00:45:33continental level here
00:45:34it just feels like
00:45:37we were nobody
00:45:38when I got here
00:45:39and now it's like
00:45:40the New York Alliance
00:45:41is the place
00:45:42to be
00:45:43and the talk of the town
00:45:44when it comes
00:45:45to European football.
00:45:53From that
00:45:54our
00:45:56D-line is much improved.
00:45:58We're putting guys
00:45:59in better spots.
00:46:01Using them better.
00:46:03And right around August
00:46:05playoffs starts
00:46:06and all of a sudden
00:46:07things start clicking
00:46:08and you're like
00:46:09oh shit
00:46:10here we come.
00:46:13There was a whole
00:46:14new level of intensity
00:46:15heading into playoffs.
00:46:17During the regular season
00:46:18we only play against
00:46:19teams from the GFL South.
00:46:21So now was our opportunity
00:46:22to play against teams
00:46:23from the North
00:46:24which is historically
00:46:25a much stronger division.
00:46:27Teams from the North
00:46:28look down on teams
00:46:29from the South
00:46:30and now it's
00:46:31win or go home.
00:46:33You have challenges
00:46:34that you're gonna face
00:46:35and you have challenges
00:46:36that sometimes
00:46:37may seem overwhelming
00:46:38or may seem too big
00:46:39or may seem
00:46:40that you might
00:46:41never get it
00:46:42but as long as
00:46:43you know
00:46:44you're relentless
00:46:45and you just keep
00:46:46coming after it
00:46:47and keep coming after it
00:46:48eventually that payoff
00:46:49is gonna be there.
00:46:50We are all underdogs
00:46:51I'm undersized
00:46:52you're undersized
00:46:53you know
00:46:54we got on this team
00:46:55that was like
00:46:56all underdogs.
00:46:57If everything was easy
00:46:58we ain't gonna learn nothing.
00:46:59Why?
00:47:00Why are we here
00:47:01if everything will be easy?
00:47:02You know one of the great things
00:47:03about this import group
00:47:04is you could feel
00:47:05that they were out
00:47:06to go win a championship.
00:47:07Have you ever won
00:47:08a championship?
00:47:09No.
00:47:10No man never won
00:47:11a championship
00:47:12never been a part
00:47:13of a team that was
00:47:14close to winning
00:47:15a championship.
00:47:16Have you ever won
00:47:17a championship?
00:47:18Nope.
00:47:19Nothing.
00:47:20I wanna be known
00:47:21as winning
00:47:22the most German
00:47:23votes consecutively
00:47:24like I wanna be
00:47:25part of those teams
00:47:26that dominated
00:47:27more than any other.
00:47:28That was an emotional
00:47:29tough win on Saturday.
00:47:30This is about us
00:47:31as a football team
00:47:32playing at the
00:47:33highest level
00:47:34and showing who
00:47:35we really are
00:47:36and springboarding
00:47:37us into the playoffs.
00:47:38I wanna be known
00:47:39as you know
00:47:40the greatest
00:47:41five years of all time.
00:47:42Be aware of that
00:47:43fellas
00:47:44and be on top
00:47:45of the little things
00:47:46and be ready to go.
00:47:47First round of playoffs
00:47:48against the Berlin Rebels.
00:47:49We run this city man.
00:47:50We run this city.
00:47:51We run this city.
00:47:52We run this city.
00:47:53We run this city.
00:47:54We run this city.
00:47:55We run this city.
00:47:56We run this city.
00:47:57We run this city.
00:47:58We run this city.
00:47:59We run this city.
00:48:01Who are we?
00:48:02We are you.
00:48:03We are you.
00:48:04We are you.
00:48:05It rained in
00:48:06and it was dirty
00:48:07and it was just a grind
00:48:08to kind of get through it.
00:48:09This team is notorious
00:48:10in Germany
00:48:11for playing old school
00:48:12and hard hitting football.
00:48:25After struggling
00:48:26early on
00:48:27we were eventually
00:48:28able to take control
00:48:29of the game.
00:48:31But we did not
00:48:32walk away unscathed.
00:48:52One of the biggest
00:48:53things that happened
00:48:54in the game
00:48:55was the loss
00:48:56of Tyler Rutenbeck.
00:48:58You know,
00:48:59we get through that game
00:49:00we win the game
00:49:01happy to be moving on
00:49:02but there was still
00:49:03a dark cloud
00:49:04that was hanging over
00:49:05everything.
00:49:20Good job.
00:49:21Proud of us
00:49:22for getting through
00:49:23a game like that
00:49:24with a rain like that
00:49:25moving on to the
00:49:26second semifinals.
00:49:27Rudy's out.
00:49:28Rudy's gone.
00:49:29We just make up for it.
00:49:30Next man's gotta get up
00:49:31and we gotta go.
00:49:32Okay?
00:49:33We gotta go.
00:49:34Next man up.
00:49:35Alright?
00:49:36So let's go to work.
00:49:37Okay?
00:49:38Let's go to work this week
00:49:39for the semifinals fellas.
00:49:40It's gonna be a good day.
00:49:41Here we go.
00:49:45Rudy broke his collarbone.
00:49:46The exact same break
00:49:47that I had.
00:49:49My first thought was like
00:49:50I'm done.
00:49:51Like
00:49:52no more
00:49:53I can't play the next
00:49:54playoff game.
00:49:55Once I had time
00:49:56to like
00:49:57think about it
00:49:58I thought about the NFL stuff.
00:50:00It wasn't depression
00:50:01but it was just like
00:50:02fuck man
00:50:03cause like
00:50:04that was my
00:50:05ultimate goal man
00:50:06just go play in the league
00:50:07and then
00:50:08I knew
00:50:09it was just
00:50:10not gonna happen.
00:50:24With Rudy out
00:50:25we tried to scramble
00:50:26and get an elite receiver
00:50:27to help us on my
00:50:28final game.
00:50:29For Morris.
00:50:31We tried
00:50:32Zig wrote a message.
00:50:33No way.
00:50:34Yeah.
00:50:35Did he really?
00:50:36Yeah.
00:50:37What did he say?
00:50:38Basically Zig was trying
00:50:39to do us like a
00:50:40selling like
00:50:41kind of
00:50:42Viking saying
00:50:43you know
00:50:44our players
00:50:45trying to get extra
00:50:46work in
00:50:47you know
00:50:48returning back
00:50:49playing a couple games
00:50:50and then come back
00:50:51to us blah blah blah
00:50:52and see if they would
00:50:53but
00:50:54Morris was like
00:50:55nah I don't
00:50:57care.
00:51:01Okay Jordan
00:51:02why does
00:51:03any of this matter?
00:51:08We live this
00:51:09you know
00:51:10we live the unicorns
00:51:11so many of us do
00:51:12whether it's
00:51:13coaches
00:51:14players
00:51:15fans
00:51:16we live this.
00:51:17I work with
00:51:18a military base here
00:51:19I work at
00:51:20security there
00:51:21making
00:51:22practice happen
00:51:23outside of
00:51:24work
00:51:25and I got
00:51:26a little bit of
00:51:27a job over now
00:51:28as well.
00:51:29For me
00:51:30the hardest thing
00:51:31was definitely
00:51:32balancing my time
00:51:33correctly
00:51:34to where
00:51:35everybody gets
00:51:36a little piece
00:51:37of jojo I suppose.
00:51:38Okay
00:51:39behind us
00:51:40we see
00:51:41the
00:51:42Ilge
00:51:43The Ilge
00:51:44is the
00:51:45fan bar
00:51:46of the
00:51:47unicorns
00:51:48players
00:51:49and fans
00:51:50they
00:51:51meet up there
00:51:52usually
00:51:53after the game
00:51:54discuss
00:51:55and get the news
00:51:56from the
00:51:57Schwäbische Unicorns
00:51:58That is awesome
00:51:59with chalk
00:52:00that's cool
00:52:01There is a big
00:52:02number
00:52:03who love the
00:52:04unicorns
00:52:05who like to go
00:52:06to the
00:52:07games
00:52:08It's a big
00:52:09community
00:52:10Tschüss
00:52:11good to meet you
00:52:12People like
00:52:13that
00:52:14this has grown up
00:52:15in a small town
00:52:16like Schwäbische
00:52:17with only
00:52:1840,000
00:52:19people living here
00:52:20I can't
00:52:21I mean
00:52:22it's hard
00:52:23it's really hard
00:52:24but
00:52:25I
00:52:26go
00:52:27if I have
00:52:28to make
00:52:29the decision
00:52:30for that
00:52:31I go for
00:52:33that one
00:52:362012
00:52:37because
00:52:38it was
00:52:39really special
00:52:40we had a lot
00:52:41of
00:52:42I mean
00:52:43the team
00:52:44was really
00:52:45great
00:52:46the people
00:52:47really great
00:52:48so we stick
00:52:49together
00:52:50had a lot
00:52:51of good
00:52:52memories
00:52:53good
00:52:54job
00:52:55another
00:52:56trick though
00:52:57Getting the
00:52:58chance to like
00:52:59go up against
00:53:00American players
00:53:01every day
00:53:02in practice
00:53:03is awesome
00:53:04and I know
00:53:05they're supposed
00:53:06to run through
00:53:07like almost
00:53:08every time
00:53:09but I think
00:53:10that's the point
00:53:11and I think
00:53:12that's why
00:53:13we bring
00:53:14Americans to
00:53:15Europe
00:53:16like it's
00:53:17not for
00:53:18them to
00:53:19go out
00:53:20and wreck
00:53:21the league
00:53:23When you see
00:53:24stuff like this
00:53:25around town
00:53:26does that feel
00:53:27pretty good?
00:53:28Yeah
00:53:29That means
00:53:30we've arrived
00:53:31We've arrived
00:53:32when you see that
00:53:33You ever
00:53:34think
00:53:3533 years ago
00:53:36it would be like this?
00:53:37No
00:53:38I was hoping
00:53:39you know
00:53:40I've always
00:53:41been
00:53:42part of
00:53:43the dream
00:53:44or the idea
00:53:45to
00:53:46you know
00:53:47be
00:53:48part of
00:53:49the
00:53:50town
00:53:51culture
00:53:52I think
00:53:53we are now
00:54:10I'd say one of the
00:54:11main things I learned
00:54:12from Ziggy
00:54:13is
00:54:14you just don't
00:54:15make excuses
00:54:16Whatever your
00:54:17situation is
00:54:18whether it's
00:54:19in football
00:54:20or in life
00:54:21you do the
00:54:22absolute very
00:54:23best you can
00:54:24and
00:54:25Ziggy is somebody
00:54:26who just
00:54:27absolutely
00:54:28will not
00:54:29tolerate
00:54:30somebody making
00:54:31excuses or
00:54:32basically feeling
00:54:33sorry for
00:54:34himself
00:54:35Don't shy
00:54:36away from
00:54:37adversity
00:54:38You know
00:54:39what I'm
00:54:40saying?
00:54:41Welcome it
00:54:42Because it's
00:54:43going to be
00:54:44something glorious
00:54:45at the end
00:54:46of it
00:54:47You know
00:54:48what I'm
00:54:49saying?
00:54:50It's
00:54:51going to be
00:54:52something
00:54:53glorious
00:54:54at the end
00:54:55of it
00:54:56You know
00:54:57what I'm
00:54:58saying?
00:54:59Welcome
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