just purchased NFL rewind..What and who should I look for?

the rewind button I would assume. :dunno:

Check out Shuler during the Lions game. See how much different, if any, he looks compared to Fasano. Does he seem to have a better ability to stretch the middle?

I can answer that.

No.

I'd watch the interior OL in the Buffalo and Minnesota games. I'd like to see how slow they are; how they do getting to the second level; how average Incognito really is. I'd also specifically focus on John Jerry pre-"illness" vs. John Jerry post "illness".

Defensively, my targets would be how Tim Dobbins played vs. Channing Crowder, and I thought Chris Clemons started to tail off a bit down the stretch. I'd keep an eye on Reshad Jones as well. See if Jone is a legitimate threat to Clemons' hold on the FS job. Personally, I envision Jones as more of Yeremiah Bell's eventual replacement.

The first half of the bill game was absolutely dominate..

I watched 3 different defensive players make 3 solo athletic plays that were impressive on CJ spiller, Misi with a quick shed and tackle on a quick draw, The bullfrog on a beautiful read attacking the LOS, from a deep position came up and made the play at a 100 MPH, and Chris Clemons with probably the most impressive defensive play in the game, it was a ridiculous display of athleticism, all alone, shadowed the player in the flat and finished with authority, you wanna talk about a flash of upside, kid was all over the field in the first half.

Henne's stats should of been 15 of 17, he had 2 legit drops..but he shortarmed a very important throw from a confidence standpoint..Brandon Marshall had just executed the sickest double move on a post, He was runnin free, Henne had a perfect pocket and choked, Marshall had to put on the brakes, turn his body, and made the mistake that he does to often, try to catch the ball with his hands, when in this situation, should of used his body..

Besides that 1 throw, and tripping over his feet out from center, twice, he had time to throw, and he did.

Fasano looked really good in this game, and not just from a blocking standpoint, he made plays down the field, after the catch, showed very nice athleticism in contorting his body on a couple plays..

The first half of the first game you can see that interior athleticism is going to be a problem, Berger, the rookie, and Cog's barely getting out of each others way,

Playcalling was good, ronnie was good, everything was harmonious..

After 3 years, still haven't properly addressed the returner position, that dude smith we aquired late in camp from Tampa, was garbage..unbelievable that this regime cannot find a guy.. I mean how desperate was that move..

Henning not knowing how and when to subsitute his backs is a disturbing trend early in the season.

I thought Nolan Carroll started to come on later in the season as a returner, though I too would like to see it addressed. I know Miami's met with SMU's Aldrick Robinson and asked him to field punts specifically, though he didn't do it at SMU (deemed to valuable by the coaching staff there). Could be a player to keep an eye out for in the draft.

"RoninFin4 wrote:

I thought Nolan Carroll started to come on later in the season as a returner, though I too would like to see it addressed. I know Miami's met with SMU's Aldrick Robinson and asked him to field punts specifically, though he didn't do it at SMU (deemed to valuable by the coaching staff there). Could be a player to keep an eye out for in the draft.

I thinks its a position that needs to be addressed somewhat early, Little, Jernnigan, young..

I tivo all the games, just wait until the GB game...Ur gonna see a team that looks like a bonafied playoff team.

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"ToddsPhins wrote:

Check out Shuler during the Lions game. See how much different, if any, he looks compared to Fasano. Does he seem to have a better ability to stretch the middle?

He sucks IMO.

I agree with Alen. I don't know if any of our "other" tight ends should even be on the roster. Mastrud, Shuler, and Epps didn't show much of anything last year. Never thought I'd miss Joey Haynos.

"RoninFin4 wrote:

I agree with Alen. I don't know if any of our "other" tight ends should even be on the roster. Mastrud, Shuler, and Epps didn't show much of anything last year. Never thought I'd miss Joey Haynos.

I still miss Justin Peelle.

DJ, your thread inspired me so I got NFL Rewind Off-season Subscription too. Even more sleepless nights now. :lol:

"alen1 wrote:

DJ, your thread inspired me so I got NFL Rewind Off-season Subscription too. Even more sleepless nights now. :lol:

Or better sleep depending on the game.

You guys need to get laid.

Deej, how much did that subscription cost by the way?

"ToddsPhins wrote:

You guys need to get laid.

Deej, how much did that subscription cost by the way?

It was 29.99 for the off season pass IIRC. Money (very) well spent.

"djphinfan wrote:

The first half of the bill game was absolutely dominate..

I watched 3 different defensive players make 3 solo athletic plays that were impressive on CJ spiller, Misi with a quick shed and tackle on a quick draw, The bullfrog on a beautiful read attacking the LOS, from a deep position came up and made the play at a 100 MPH, and Chris Clemons with probably the most impressive defensive play in the game, it was a ridiculous display of athleticism, all alone, shadowed the player in the flat and finished with authority, you wanna talk about a flash of upside, kid was all over the field in the first half.

Henne's stats should of been 15 of 17, he had 2 legit drops..but he shortarmed a very important throw from a confidence standpoint..Brandon Marshall had just executed the sickest double move on a post, He was runnin free, Henne had a perfect pocket and choked, Marshall had to put on the brakes, turn his body, and made the mistake that he does to often, try to catch the ball with his hands, when in this situation, should of used his body..

Besides that 1 throw, and tripping over his feet out from center, twice, he had time to throw, and he did.

Fasano looked really good in this game, and not just from a blocking standpoint, he made plays down the field, after the catch, showed very nice athleticism in contorting his body on a couple plays..

The first half of the first game you can see that interior athleticism is going to be a problem, Berger, the rookie, and Cog's barely getting out of each others way,

Playcalling was good, ronnie was good, everything was harmonious..

After 3 years, still haven't properly addressed the returner position, that dude smith we aquired late in camp from Tampa, was garbage..unbelievable that this regime cannot find a guy.. I mean how desperate was that move..

Henning not knowing how and when to subsitute his backs is a disturbing trend early in the season.

Agree w/ all of that. We totally dominated the Bills up front, especially on defense. Sapp and Allen both dropped easy pick 6's, Clemons had a shot at a pick also. Granted, Trent Edwards sucks, but aside from failing to finish a couple plays and the brain fart on the Parrish TD, you cant play defense much better than that.

I thought Henne played well. The deep ball to Marshall was into a stiff wind, and it hit Marshall right in the numbers, cant put that one on the QB IMO. There was a deep corner route where Marshall was open and Henne overthrew him, probably overcompensating for the wind, that one I put on Henne. Nothing flashy, but no mistakes and no turnovers, its the kind of game that the coaches want him to play.

The 2nd half was a bit ugly on offense. The Bills got more aggressive on defense, the corners started squatting, the running game wasn't clicking, etc. One score would've put the game away, but Sparano & Henning don't believe in going for the jugular.

Couple things to watch for during the season:

1. Ronnie & Ricky leaving tons of yards on the field
2. Henning running right when our best blockers were clearly on the left
3. Paul Soliai in beast mode
4. Mind numbing WC calls when we get into scoring range
5. Polite forgetting how to block

I have them all on a DVD or something but can not and will not stomach the Henning and Lee dog and pony show :wink2:

"alen1 wrote:

DJ, your thread inspired me so I got NFL Rewind Off-season Subscription too. Even more sleepless nights now. :lol:

yes man, I thought of you when I saw the feature that shows a certain amount of plays from the full field angle, and with frame by frame action..I was like Alen would love this sh$#...lol

"ToddsPhins wrote:

You guys need to get laid.

Deej, how much did that subscription cost by the way?

''shutup richard''.......20 bones bud..

"GMJohnson wrote:

It was 29.99 for the off season pass IIRC. Money (very) well spent.

you paid 29 gm, me only 20...

"GMJohnson wrote:

Agree w/ all of that. We totally dominated the Bills up front, especially on defense. Sapp and Allen both dropped easy pick 6's, Clemons had a shot at a pick also. Granted, Trent Edwards sucks, but aside from failing to finish a couple plays and the brain fart on the Parrish TD, you cant play defense much better than that.

I thought Henne played well. The deep ball to Marshall was into a stiff wind, and it hit Marshall right in the numbers, cant put that one on the QB IMO. There was a deep corner route where Marshall was open and Henne overthrew him, probably overcompensating for the wind, that one I put on Henne. Nothing flashy, but no mistakes and no turnovers, its the kind of game that the coaches want him to play.

The 2nd half was a bit ugly on offense. The Bills got more aggressive on defense, the corners started squatting, the running game wasn't clicking, etc. One score would've put the game away, but Sparano & Henning don't believe in going for the jugular.

Couple things to watch for during the season:

1. Ronnie & Ricky leaving tons of yards on the field
2. Henning running right when our best blockers were clearly on the left
3. Paul Soliai in beast mode
4. Mind numbing WC calls when we get into scoring range
5. Polite forgetting how to block

The first wildcat call of the season was perfectly set up, it was at the 9 yard line of the bills, Hennning decided to go with 0 sweep action with ricky, no ball handling deception from ronnie, just snapped the ball to him in an empty backfied and let him run up the middle...I was so pissed off at that play...I cannot figure out for the life of me why he stopped runnin ricky in motion and stopped letting ronnie use that beautiful ball handling and deception he was so good at..what an Ahole. He literally took away the most impressive part of the formation and what Ronnie did so exceptionally.

dj this is NOT a cut on you but I will not pay for rewind again. It seems the NFLN is nothing more than a money grabber. I paid for rewind during the season and was led to believe it would cover all regular season games any time there after when season over. Found out differently but wanted to continue to go back and rewatch games so reupped. Again after playoffs over they cut me off once again and wanted more of my cash. Screw me once, shame on you, twice, shame on me!

Now with everything else going on with these bums they can keep their rewind, forever!

Gotta admit Ron, their off-season subscription is pretty good.

Deej, how about paying attention to how much coverage was around Marshall and how often he caught a pass with multiple defenders within a few yards of him...... and how often we appeared to attack the safeties with more than 1 player.

How often did the ground game run for nothing on 1st down?

How often did we end up in a drive killing 3rd and long?

How often did we have penalties putting us in 3rd and long or nullifying a play that would otherwise extend a drive?

How did we look in those 3rd and longs?

How often did we have anything resembling a short field opportunity? (IE: let's say from our own 45 on).

How many long TD passes did we give up that completely swung the momentum of games (or change them entirely)?

How often did Hartline seem to be in single coverage?

Did Henne seem to be favoring his knee during the 2nd half of the year?