Greg Cosell: Film Breakdown 101

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🗓️ 23 July 2021

⏱️ 31 minutes

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On today's podcast, NFL Films Senior Producer Greg Cosell talks about his process for breaking down film including: - Where to start when evaluating College talent (5:47) - Deciding who to watch (9:49) - Wide View vs. End Zone film (13:28) - Rewatching the same play (16:11) - Importance of coaching (18:57) RossTucker.com/Sponsors linktr.ee/RossTuckerPod

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0:00.0	It's the Ross Tucker football podcast.
0:05.2	Oh, yes, but it's not just a Ross Tucker football podcast.
0:14.1	It's the finish strong Friday presented by draft Kings.
0:18.4	Love me some draft Kings.
0:20.5	Love me some Greg Cosell.
0:23.4	Greg Cosell finally opening up the back door.
0:29.3	So to speak and pulling back the curtain and letting all of you.
0:34.7	Yes, including you know exactly how he goes about his film watching cannot
0:42.7	wait to talk to Professor Cosell momentarily.
0:48.1	This is very important.
0:49.5	This is the last show of the week.
0:51.4	You can check out the fantasy feast, even money, college draft,
0:56.5	we're Jeremy Chin and Kyle use check on the Ross Tucker football podcast.
1:03.0	But this is a finished strong Friday and this is a winners Friday.
1:10.6	I want winners.
1:12.9	I want people that want to win.
1:15.9	So do I might single Terry.
1:17.7	I want people like Evan Lasek.
1:21.6	Evan gave us a like on Instagram.
1:25.1	Thank you.
1:26.1	Evan hit me up Ross at Ross Tucker.com.
1:29.6	Let me know what you want, man.
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