AFC East now and in the future.
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truedolfan57
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lmao, they are nothing alike. at no point during tannehills rookie year, did anyone think he sucked on a 4 game stretch, like geno. among other times geno looked like he was terrible. which was quite often.
yeah, Chad Henne had an issues beating Brady and the pats. Now he isn't a Dolphin and played as a backup last year.
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Ok well explain those 3 ints to me then...go back and watch the video if you need to
truedolfan57
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yeah, geno caught those interceptions like a boss!
truedolfan57
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marino had a tough time beating the bills in the 90's, yet he survived. or is this just a new millennium thing? and i know the pats and colts are not in the same division, but manning has issues with the pats. I guess manning is a bum.
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also, who hasn't had a hard time beating the pats? lol
Bottom line is they both had 7 games where their QBR was below 70. Geno just had 4 of them them in a row. Ryan had them every other game.
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Comparing Marino and Henne pretty much ends my discussion with you. Hall of Famers get a little leeway.
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Geno had a cleaner game for sure...how much of that though actually translates to future success though of what he did not much...like I said that team takes the ball out of his hands in the red zone and resorts to other thing in the red zone like qb keeps etc cause they don't trust him to make good decisions in the passing game...
He had a flat brutal game against us in the first jets game...as bad as any qb has ever played and worse than any tannehill game ever...I mean atrocious...not even debatable
He had a flat brutal game against us in the first jets game...as bad as any qb has ever played and worse than any tannehill game ever...I mean atrocious...not even debatable
There are many ways to move the ball and score, they took advantage of his many talents.
if the Jets didn't trust them why weren't they conservative on the TD drive to end the 1st half? they could have run out the clock and gone in tied. Earlier in the year they may have when they actually didn't trust him. he was making much better decisions late in the year.
that 1st and 10 from the 33 to Nelson inside the 5 must have really stung.
Geno may be awful but if Ryan played like Geno did in week 17 Miami would have finally made the postseason again.
Our D had 10 INts from week 1 through week 16.
Ryan gave us 3 in week 17 while leading his O to just 7 points.
7 points in 2 combined games against mediocre teams needing one win to get to postseason. Seriously
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he was awful in the first game but he was a completely different QB from that game on and that shows mental toughness to be that bad and to be able to come back from it. It's not like the Miami game was his only bad game, as bad as that one was he had WORSE games earlier in the year and it didn't beat him down. I can't say for sure how good or bad he will be but I know that the way he ended that season is a very positive sign.
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Geno smith does not possess many talents as a qb...he runs a sneaky qb keeper...that's it...and even that won't carry any weight soon when teams sit on it...and the jets kick fgs in the red zone unless the running game scores...
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truedolfan57
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tannehill also had 7 games of 87 or higher, and geno 4. i took 87, because that's what seems to be the measure of a qb worthy of playoffs.
and i was not comparing marino to henne. i was giving an example of a qb that had trouble with an opponent, that contradicts your theory. a QB having troubles with one team does not mean they will not last in the league.
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Meanwhile miamis got a qb the staff trust in the red zone with his arm...and trust period...18 to 1 td to int ratio in the red zone
No taking the ball out of our qbs hands in the red zone...everything's on the table for us
No taking the ball out of our qbs hands in the red zone...everything's on the table for us
but couldn't trust him needing 1 win against 2 mediocre teams w/ the season on the line.
Maybe if they took things off the table they would have been a playoff team?
and Ryan was in year 2 in the NFL, w/ MUCH better weapons, in the same system he had been in for 3-4 years.
Compare that to Geno year 1 in brand new system and no weapons and still geno outplayed him in Ryan's biggest game of his life.
so 7 in a system he was comfortable in w/ much better weapons around him vs. a rookie not ready to play in year 1 of a brand new system that was nothing like the one he ran in college and it's only a 3 game difference? considering Geno sucked most of the year that's another bad sign for Ryan.
By the way, Ryan only had 6 of 87 or better. 2 of which were against us the first game where he had a poor game and at Pitt where he was mediocre at best so #s don't tell the whole story.
But getting to the Red Zone is the issue. 46 trips to red zone in 16 games ranks us 23rd in the league.
We are good when we get there but we don't get there nearly enough.
especially when you can't throw deep and can't score outside the RZ.