Watched "The Film Guy" on Youtube last night...

[JC-DAWG83]

Brooks Austin does a breakdown of the game and play calls and the play of the players.  Last night, I watched the show he did on the offense in the Texas game.  He really gets into the technical aspects of blocking, running the ball, receiver routes, pretty much everything.

While Brooks style isn't my favorite, he really showed me a lot of the technical and detail stuff about how plays are designed and run that I had no idea about.  He also gets into the play calling strategy, which was eye opening.  

One really interesting thing he talked about was Gunner's interception.  He showed how that interception was an All American type play by the Texas defender and not a mistake in the throw by Gunner.  Gunner threw the ball exactly where he should have and an ordinary DB or LB (I don't know which one the Texas player was) would have never had a chance on the ball.

[Tomato Sandwich]

He is Annoying IMO but does seem to know his shit.

[FeralDawg]

Brooks Austin does a breakdown of the game and play calls and the play of the players.  Last night, I watched the show he did on the offense in the Texas game.  He really gets into the technical aspects of blocking, running the ball, receiver routes, pretty much everything.

While Brooks style isn't my favorite, he really showed me a lot of the technical and detail stuff about how plays are designed and run that I had no idea about.  He also gets into the play calling strategy, which was eye opening.  

One really interesting thing he talked about was Gunner's interception.  He showed how that interception was an All American type play by the Texas defender and not a mistake in the throw by Gunner.  Gunner threw the ball exactly where he should have and an ordinary DB or LB (I don't know which one the Texas player was) would have never had a chance on the ball.

He's decent at what he does. I like that he sits and analyzes the plays up front so he can point out what you miss in game speed live.
That's usally why anyone rewatches games, to see the good and bad and what can be corrected, or needs to be dropped.
That part is exceptionally fun. 
No, I didn't blame Stunner Glockton for the INT either. That's a part of ballin' out. Sometimes someone else makes a play.
You to have to 'risk it to get the biscuit', as the younger gen says.

[deathdawg]

He’s in the drivers boat.