Alll tannehills touchdowns 2013
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To think Tannehill had almost 4,000 yards and you see one long touchdown pass. I still believe that Tannehill can be an elite QB in this league. Hopefully under a new OC he can take that next step.
I didn't count them as the video went on, but I know for a fact it wasn't all of them. He had 3 touchdowns against the Steelers, but it only showed the last one.
Even though the team collapsed in the final two games, Tannehill had some big time games and showed he can beat some of the NFL's top teams. Looking forward to what year three brings and hopefully they can surround him with a better line and running game.
Even though the team collapsed in the final two games, Tannehill had some big time games and showed he can beat some of the NFL's top teams. Looking forward to what year three brings and hopefully they can surround him with a better line and running game.
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Are all your posts this bad?
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Man I forgot how good Gibson was doing up until his injury
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Watching this makes me wonder how good the offense could've been with a healthy Gibson and Keller. Tannehill had a very good season but it's a shame how the whole year was dimmed by the final two performances. Next season is the most pivotal one for Tannehill if he is going to become an upper echelon QB. Hopefully we find a new OC who can show him the path.
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I didn't count them all but one thing I noticed was only 1 TD for 40+ yards. Which sums up our season the ability not to make the big plays. In this case (Big throws)
It was the best of all of those throws IMHO. The TD to Wallace before the half vs New England comes in 2nd
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Many thanks, Owens. Awesome.
Doesnt that footage just make you tear-down-a-wall furious at the lack of roll-out calls that Sherman drew up for RT? The guy even looks more comfortable making what should be an otherwise difficult pass (on the run).
The back shoulder throw to Clay is my favorite. The Peytonesque throw to Hartline is a close second.
If RT learns that kind of accuracy such as exhibited on the Hartline go route, he'll devastate defenses. Give him all but 3 of the wide open shots where he missed Wallace in stride fir a TD and he is in the Luck, etc discussions easy. Those are the throws that distinguish the best. Think about the greats today. What can they do? What does Brees do? Rivers? Need I mention the man the reminds me of Marino, Peyton. They throw those deep flys or those sweet right over the shoulder in the breadbasket touch passes consistently.
RT has got the weapon. Wallace MORE than proved to Miami that he can blaze them all. Is he worth the price tag? No. I say that because that price should bring an all around, more consistent, larger WR. But if they can connect on the bombs, just the bombs, give him 10 million more. We missed a lot of them guys. Envision we hadnt for a fantasy of a moment and wed had played this weekend.
Oh, and Clay is a monster. Thanks again, Owens.
Doesnt that footage just make you tear-down-a-wall furious at the lack of roll-out calls that Sherman drew up for RT? The guy even looks more comfortable making what should be an otherwise difficult pass (on the run).
The back shoulder throw to Clay is my favorite. The Peytonesque throw to Hartline is a close second.
If RT learns that kind of accuracy such as exhibited on the Hartline go route, he'll devastate defenses. Give him all but 3 of the wide open shots where he missed Wallace in stride fir a TD and he is in the Luck, etc discussions easy. Those are the throws that distinguish the best. Think about the greats today. What can they do? What does Brees do? Rivers? Need I mention the man the reminds me of Marino, Peyton. They throw those deep flys or those sweet right over the shoulder in the breadbasket touch passes consistently.
RT has got the weapon. Wallace MORE than proved to Miami that he can blaze them all. Is he worth the price tag? No. I say that because that price should bring an all around, more consistent, larger WR. But if they can connect on the bombs, just the bombs, give him 10 million more. We missed a lot of them guys. Envision we hadnt for a fantasy of a moment and wed had played this weekend.
Oh, and Clay is a monster. Thanks again, Owens.
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Thanks Owen305. That was very nice.
He is getting better, but Tannehill still stares down his receivers. Most of those TD's came when Tannehill watched the guy for a bit before throwing. One exception seems to be Gibson, who he repeatedly trusted enough to throw to quickly after his initial read was covered. Hopefully he develops that kind of trust with all of our recievers. Also, I didn't see a single TD where he hit Wallace in stride over the top. I know at least once Wallace dropped one, but for the most part Tannehill hasn't adjusted to gauging Wallace's speed yet on the deep ball. Tannehill definitely can overthrow Wallace, and has several times, so they will need to work that out for the future.
He is getting better, but Tannehill still stares down his receivers. Most of those TD's came when Tannehill watched the guy for a bit before throwing. One exception seems to be Gibson, who he repeatedly trusted enough to throw to quickly after his initial read was covered. Hopefully he develops that kind of trust with all of our recievers. Also, I didn't see a single TD where he hit Wallace in stride over the top. I know at least once Wallace dropped one, but for the most part Tannehill hasn't adjusted to gauging Wallace's speed yet on the deep ball. Tannehill definitely can overthrow Wallace, and has several times, so they will need to work that out for the future.
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