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Am I the only one that notices Wallace not trying on some catches?

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Happened today on a potential TD. Cant remember what qtr it was but I think had Wallace jumped or at least reached out he could have pulled it in for the catch. Theres been a couple other instances this season where Ive seen him not do that. At least give a little effort to try to catch it.
I think Wallace has been a big disappointment. Wether its his fault or not its just not what we all though it would be. Not one deep pass have I seen completed with these guys. I like Tannehill but I think Wallace was a mistake.
 
Nope. You're not the only one, it's just 95% of people choose blame Tannehill in that situation...
 
Wallace has been slacking lately, I've noticed it as well. That said, I still maintain that he is a waste for our offense as long as Tannehill is the QB. Tannehill does many thing well, but the deep ball isnt one of them. We can find a solid receiver that does what he does on the short routes for less than half the price. He should have resigned with the Steelers. Big Ben can hit them deep.

Hopefully we find a trade partner in the offseason. Thanks Ireland.
 
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Look at the money Wallace makes and he doesn't go all out. He got his huge contract and doesn't give a crap. He is NOT a #1 receiver. He does not have the desire or effort it takes to be one.
 
Krateness said:
Nope. You're not the only one, it's just 95% of people choose blame Tannehill in that situation...
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What? not that wallace is doing well, but people here (for the most part) blame everyone but tannehill. And if you suggest otherwise you get a no thanks or a 1 star rated thread
 
I blame Wallace, Tannehill, Philbin, and Lazor, and IMO I hope that they're all gone before the season starts.
 
I've noticed Wallace cannot/refuses to catch with anything but his body
 
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Chuck-182 said:
I've notice Wallace cannot/refuses to catch with anything but his body
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Wallace is here for the paycheck. He will not attack the ball in the air to save his life. If it's not in the numbers or in the breadbasket, he won't catch it. It makes you realize just how incredible Ben Roethlisberger is.

They need to do what they can to move Wallace out of Miami. Go and get Amari Cooper in the draft.
 
I blame the oline for collapsing pockets and edge pressure, and then I blame Wallace for not adjusting to the ball.
RT has been very accurate with the ball. The ball in the corner of the endzone today was in the right spot. Wallace just didn't get there.
 
rkr8619 said:
What? not that wallace is doing well, but people here (for the most part) blame everyone but tannehill. And if you suggest otherwise you get a no thanks or a 1 star rated thread
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Oh no, anything but that!
 
Been saying for years. Wallace blows and is a one trick pony. He's the top paid Dolphin by far and has limited heart and desire, other than to get paid.
 
"T-REX ARMS" shows very little effort to attack the ball and is inconsistent catching the ball....I don't blame him for being the lack of play maker...lack of heart...lack of nfl receiver that he is there are some of those in this league. I do blame the coaches for starting him....for game planning with him in mind....
He is uber unproductive and to use him as a threat for whatever reason is a waste of a roster spot. It doesn't matter what he gets paid, it matters what his production on the field is....and it's NOT. This guy should have been benched not long after the season started and replace with a player that SHOWS game in and out that he WANTS TO WIN!!!

The coaching staff shows the inability to identify players with a will to win and an attitude to be the man. You don't have to play the most expensive players on your team especially if they can't/won't make a difference. Send a message to the team that if you can't/won't produce then you don't play unless I need you for whatever reason....

Coaches will take out a running back if he fumbles...why don't they take out a wideout if he doesn't go all in every play? Wasting a spot allows us to play with 10 on offense every game. Knowing we don't/can't get the ball deep allows the opponent to double up somewhere else....If the o-line can't keep the qb upright and we have to settle for short routes and crossing routes then we don't need a receiver to stretch the field we need a receiver that can/will adjust to our strengths as a team....we need an extra tight end or o-lineman in the game for protection and blocking to allow the run game to be effective
 
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