During his stint at Geelong, Bizzell usually played in the forward line and by many accounts, was regarded as a "reasonable" player with some signs of potential, especially in the weeks following his 5 goals against Collingwood in 2001.

[1] At the Demons, Bizzell quickly rose to become a first class and reliable defender, who was capable of playing forward if the need arose.

Throughout the 2003 and 2004 seasons, commentators began to recognise Bizzell as a strong playmaker off the back-half and a genuine talent in the AFL.In 2004 Bizzell was involved in a mini documentary where he explained the game of AFL to actor Matt Damon, Damon was also presented with a Melbourne Demons jumper.

While he played a number of solid games for the Demons' VFL affiliate Sandringham when he recovered from injury, he was unable to break into the senior side due to a number of factors, including the fact that Bizzell was competing for a spot against some young emerging talent, most of whom began earning regular senior selection in 2006.

[2] Along with his partner, former Channel 7 news presenter Jennifer Adams, Bizzell produces and hosts a TV travel series, Places We Go, which is broadcast on Network Ten.