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Armando -The Miami Dolphins spent all season dealing with a surprise problem no one could solve

he went awol one game. Im not sure how much leadership could help a team lacking in talent and coaching. Tannehill, the savior he is, was still on the team. I never saw him once rally the troops on the sideline He is the biggest waste of time
Riiiight. Were you watching from the Stadium cam or were you at the games? Just about every shot I saw of the very limited glimpses , maybe what 3 seconds a game, Tannehill was working with qb's or in earshot of Gase. Anyways.

In the weeks and months since, Tannehill has found new ways to contribute to the team, being a presence at all practices, meetings, and being a fixture on the sidelines during games.
“He’s been doing a lot really inside, just with suggestions on if something goes a little haywire in practice of how to fix things,” Gase said.

Tannehill’s insight has also been helpful during games. Gase revealed, “He’s been good just trying to give me suggestions occasionally during games.”

“He’s been really good with just giving me subtle reminders of some of the things that he’d be thinking of in those situations. I think him and Jay [Cutler] have done a good job of talking through stuff and Ryan has been able to get to me sometimes during a series to where he can suggest some calls.”
Gase admitted Tannehill doesn’t provide suggestions “a ton, but it seems to be at the right time.”

“He has a good feel. He knows me well enough to know when a good time is and when it isn’t a good time. It’s almost like he’s playing the game. It’s very helpful for me because he’s got a very good grasp of what our offense is and what we’re trying to accomplish.”
http://dolphinswire.usatoday.com/20...ryan-tannehill-contributing-on-the-sidelines/

Gum? Get out of here.


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I'm not surprised!! It makes sense!!! This is why I Gase was trying to get Richard Sherman into this locker room!! I still hope it happens even if it's for 2 seasons we need a vet like him around.
 
Don't engage the anti tannehill agenda guys. Like a screaming child pitching a temper tantrum if you ignore it, it will eventually cease. (Or get banned)

Every time i see that profile I pass it over. What a miserable negative life some people live.
 
There are different kinds of leaders. The leaders we do have (Wake, Suh, Jones, Pouncey - ugh) are more like "keep your head down and do your job" kind of leaders. What we don't have are players that are simply HUNGRY to compete and win, to be the best, not only at their position so they get paid, but as a team to hoist the trophy. We have a bunch of very...content, albeit professional, leaders. That's going to get you to mediocrity every season.
 
I have never seen as much of an ounce of leadership from Landry. A lot of shouting I suppose, but that isnt what leadership is about.

A leader doesn't get thrown out of a game like that either. I don't doubt that he is a core part of the lockerroom culture and that his absence would leave a void, but if he gets paid and stays here he needs to learn to control himself and become a leader.

I would counter that saying that Taylor Lewan is plenty aggressive but seems to be a leader of the team in Tennessee.
 
he went awol one game. Im not sure how much leadership could help a team lacking in talent and coaching. Tannehill, the savior he is, was still on the team. I never saw him once rally the troops on the sideline He is the biggest waste of time
im a HC and leadership in the locker room is everything. ive been apart of teams with all the talent in the world but everyone was an individual and it killed us. and ive been apart of teams with less talent who came together because of the leadership in the lockerroom and out preformed. the locker room needs it, and it means more than the coaches leadership
 
Don't engage the anti tannehill agenda guys. Like a screaming child pitching a temper tantrum if you ignore it, it will eventually cease. (Or get banned)

Every time i see that profile I pass it over. What a miserable negative life some people live.


Your remarks are but the flip side of the same coin. Being a part of a echo chamber or group thought, does no one any good. While some here are negative on this team, for reason, delusion the other way is just as bad.
 
Your remarks are but the flip side of the same coin. Being a part of a echo chamber or group thought, does no one any good. While some here are negative on this team, for reason, delusion the other way is just as bad.

I ignore those who are always negative and those always positive. I want well-considered opinions. As for leaders, I'm certain they're on the team. They need to
grab the reins. Leaders TAKE leadership and I think some will
 
Leadership is wildly overrated. Not completely irrelevant, but far less important than talent. A good QB, some better OLs, and a couple good LBs who all collectively didn't say one inspiring word all season but were actually good at professional football would have made a huge difference to this team. Hell. Even just a competent QB and it's likely a 10-6 type team instead of 6-10.
 
Your remarks are but the flip side of the same coin. Being a part of a echo chamber or group thought, does no one any good. While some here are negative on this team, for reason, delusion the other way is just as bad.

Actually they aren't. My remarks speak simply to the non-stop nothing but negative on every single freaking post. Dude literally starts threads just to create more opportunities to bash the same 2 topics. I don't know a single poster that is nothing but positive about everything on every post.... but i know several that are nothing but negative about everything.
 
Dansby was probably an effective leader, at least within the lockeroom. He was also a better linebacker than anyone we have had since..... the decision to cut him was erm regrettable, he should still have been here for a lot longer
Probably because Miami overpaid Dansby. Miami was paying him to be an impact turnover causing LB, not to to just be solid.
 
And who was responsible for bringing in all of these non-leaders??
 
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