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2022 is a make or break year for Tua. If so, what determines whether he made it or not?

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It has become cliché for so-called and self-appointed pundits, along with some members on finheaven, when talking about Tua this off-season to say Miami has surrounded Tua with the resources to succeed, no more excuses, this is a make or break year for Tua and the Dolphins will have the resources (draft picks) next year to go get his replacement.

I do find it somewhat humorous when people with absolutely zero input and power toward making the decision throw out declarative statements like that.

What I haven’t heard any of the pundits do is define the criteria that determines whether Tua makes it or breaks it.

To all of you that think this is a make or break year for Tua, what is/are the determining factor(s)? Win-loss, individual stats, team’s offensive stats, eye-ball, playoff or bust? What exactly?
 
I think it is his make or break season. No doubt. I think that is why Grier hung on to all those picks next year so he can move up for the QB of his choice if Tua fails. But I don't think Tua fails. I think next draft puts us over the top as a contender.
The way Grier built this roster is amazing. It's going to be very exciting in Miami for the next decade.
 
Just needs to show improvement and I would think at least 4,000 passing yard and 3 to 1 TD ratio. I think he slam dunks it this year, too much star power not too. Don't think he necessarily needs to make the playoffs this year to consider him make or break, just needs to show he is not the issue and with all the pieces around him he is going to perform.
 
DOLFANMIKE said:
I think it is his make or break season. No doubt. I think that is why Grier hung on to all those picks next year so he can move up for the QB of his choice if Tua fails. But I don't think Tua fails. I think next draft puts us over the top as a contender.
The way Grier built this roster is amazing. It's going to be very exciting in Miami for the next decade.
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And by chance Tua doesn’t succeed, do you think Grier would choose to use those picks to trade for or move up in the draft to get a QB sacrificing adding quality players and depth at other positions?

That would be trading away essentially two years worth of draft picks in a row considering what was given up for Hill.
 
AdamD13 said:
It has become cliché for so-called and self-appointed pundits, along with some members on finheaven, when talking about Tua this off-season to say Miami has surrounded Tua with the resources to succeed, no more excuses, this is a make or break year for Tua and the Dolphins will have the resources (draft picks) next year to go get his replacement.

I do find it somewhat humorous when people with absolutely zero input and power toward making the decision throw out declarative statements like that.

What I haven’t heard any of the pundits do is define the criteria that determines whether Tua makes it or breaks it.

To all of you that think this is a make or break year for Tua, what is/are the determining factor(s)? Win-loss, individual stats, team’s offensive stats, eye-ball, playoff or bust? What exactly?
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I am not sure just numbers or playoff spot will dictate Tua's success this year in FO eyes. I believe honestly Grier and McD will evaluate Tua, for his ability to captain the team , show maturity and be assertive in the huddle as well as being able to read the D, and change plays. He has the talent just needs to show this with this revamped OLine he can do all the things they expect! IMO
 
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I am not sure just numbers or playoff spot will dictate Tua's success this year in FO eyes. I believe honestly Grier and McD will evaluate Tua, for his ability to captain the team , show maturity and be assertive in the huddle as well as being able to read the D, and change plays. He has the talent just needs to show this with this revamped OLine he can do all the things they expect! IMO
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I know your right
 
AdamD13 said:
And by chance Tua doesn’t succeed, do you think Grier would choose to use those picks to trade for or move up in the draft to get a QB sacrificing adding quality players and depth at other positions?

That would be trading away essentially two years worth of draft picks in a row considering what was given up for Hill.
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Yeah I do.
 
It should be make or break but the draft and or free agency options at the position are either hells no or meh

Kinda like tuas qb play to date. Largely meh

I get the feeling we won’t be getting any definitive answers this year cause miamis scheme won’t allow the qb the freedom to find out.

When hes asked on those rare occasions to make secondary reads from the pocket in true pro style offense concepts tbats when folks should pay the most attention.

It’s not like miamis morphing into a drew Brees like qb freedom and trust in New Orleans offense under mcdaniel.
 
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