Film Expert Greg Cosell on Chad Henne

Every week on FantasyGuru.com, Greg Cosell breaks down seven or eight match-ups from the previous weekend based on extensive observation of the same game film used by real NFL coaches.  Cosell is, in the estimation of many, one of the preeminent figures in the field not currently employed by an actual team.  He's chosen to breakdown Miami film on a number of occasions, but it is not a given that he will do so every week.  He has, however, taken a liking to our young signal caller, Chad Henne—his praises have grown in each passing week.  Here are the highlights specifically for Henne:

Henne’s comfort in the pocket was evident on his first throw of the game.

Henne really firm in the pocket, oblivious to bodies around him – Showed the ability to progression read with awareness and decisiveness.

Henne great throw to Hartline for 25 yds in the second quarter, It came against “2 man” coverage on 2nd + 11; A stick throw into a very tight window, Not many NFL QBs even attempt that throw much less complete it – Henne continued to show the attributes that lead to quality QB play in the NFL.

Love Henne’s willingness to pull the trigger, he intuitively understands what open means in the NFL; I don’t think you can teach that – He’s a decisive and confident passer.

Henne also showed the intuitive ability to move and manipulate coverage with his head and body, also a critical attribute to be successful as an NFL QB.

On the ball Henne overthrew Bess in the third quarter Bess slowed down for no reason, It would have been a perfect throw if Bess did not throttle down.

Henne misread the coverage on his fourth quarter interception, he anticipated Cox running vertically with Hartline but he dropped off and sat on the out to Fasano – The defense did not react the way Henne anticipated they would.

I would highly recommend book marking and reading Cosell's weekly reviews, even those that are non-Dolphins related.  Enjoy!