i watch the lines before the snap so i can spot a false start/offsides, then obviously if its a running play i watch that but if the quarteback has it then i change depending on whos playing. some teams i watch the quarterback cos im half expecting him to get squished whereas other teams im pretty much expecting a throw to come so i just watch the recievers to see who is open. i did this in the colts pats game and it was amazing how easy it was to see where tom brady was going to throw the ball. the recievers couldnt have been more alone if they were george bush at a muslim festival.
i try and get glimpses of the cheerleaders but they're usually on the fringes of the screen. even worse on c5 as they broadcast in 4:3 X-( seldom get to see them much :(
i try and get glimpses of the cheerleaders but they're usually on the fringes of the screen. even worse on c5 as they broadcast in 4:3 X-( seldom get to see them much :(
strangely there's a part of the nfl site called photos which there's no link to from any of the dropdown menus (unless i'm going blind lol) and that usually has some cheerleader pics for the week
http://www.nfl.com/photos/
strangely there's a part of the nfl site called photos which there's no link to from any of the dropdown menus (unless i'm going blind lol) and that usually has some cheerleader pics for the weekhttp://www.nfl.com/photos/
One eye on Plasma, double taking at betfair screen, quick flick to Gamecentre on CBS, change screen to ESPN fantasy team then change screen to NFL fantasy team, repeat for 3 hours.
One eye on Plasma, double taking at betfair screen, quick flick to Gamecentre on CBS, change screen to ESPN fantasy team then change screen to NFL fantasy team, repeat for 3 hours.
Orioles, thats what being a Redskins fan has doneto us both this season. I was a late 70's Tom Baker hide behind the sofa man well boy myself.
I normally always watch the QB and hopefully the ball, offside is easy to spot out the corner of your eye. Managed to play 10 years on the D and O Line's went off side once to the best of my memory. I think its inexcusable from the O any day of the week just remember the count and if you cant here react when your team mates move its called perhiaral vision. Doubt spelt it correct.
I also have NFL web site & BF on.
Orioles, thats what being a Redskins fan has doneto us both this season. I was a late 70's Tom Baker hide behind the sofa man well boy myself.I normally always watch the QB and hopefully the ball, offside is easy to spot out the corner of your eye. M
I LOOK @ the Pretty pictures on the Helmet's , ............................................................................... :^0
I LOOK @ the Pretty pictures on the Helmet's , ................................................................................................................................ :^0
Look for off-side's false start's , Then the QB, Depending on play, The Block's or Run's and who's open , When I used to watch the Local's play had a Great venue would watch be hind the glass with a Drink & position myself @ line off scrimage was great had the length of the field @ anytime No-one to get in my way or block view. Ow yes it was an OVER View looking down onto the Feild.
Look for off-side's false start's , Then the QB, Depending on play, The Block's or Run's and who's open , When I used to watch the Local's play had a Great venue would watch be hind the glass with a Drink & position myself @ line off scrimage was g
My initial focus depends on the perceived big match up(s) of the game. For example, on Sunday night my main focus was on the Pats rookie LT Sebastian Vollmer, who was up against Colts DE Dwight Freeney. Vollmer utterly manhandled him. At the same time, I was also trying to watch what our D-backs were doing against the Colts receivers, and how we were trying to confuse Manning with the D-line and linebackers - which was a lot to take in.
This coming Sunday, the early game is Indy v Baltimore, so I'll be watching how the Colts take on Ray Rice, and also how Freeney and Mathis get on against Gaither and Oher, who are developing into the best young OT pairing in the league.
Good thread.My initial focus depends on the perceived big match up(s) of the game. For example, on Sunday night my main focus was on the Pats rookie LT Sebastian Vollmer, who was up against Colts DE Dwight Freeney. Vollmer utterly manhandled him.