Best/worst QB values in NFL, via nfl.com

[BONG SHULA]

https://www.nfl.com/news/offensive-...ve-best-bang-for-your-buck-qbs-and-five-worst

Average annual salary: $7.6 million

Tagovailoa appears to be the key to new coach Mike McDaniel's offense, with the Dolphins compiling a 4-0 record this season when Tagovailoa plays a full game. McDaniel's system is heavily progression-based, making it a perfect fit for Tagovailoa, who has great feet and balance. Tua's so natural going through his progressions -- the exact opposite of Jimmy Garoppolo in San Francisco. The Dolphins have a little more pep in their step when Tua is on the field, and the chemistry he's built with Jaylen Waddle, Tyreek Hill and Mike Gesicki has this team as an early-season darling of sorts.

It's wild how quickly the narrative around Tua has changed since he was drafted fifth overall in 2020. In his first two seasons, he traded starts with a 38-year-old Ryan Fitzpatrick and Jacoby Brissett, respectively. Now, in Year 3 of his rookie deal, it's clear this group can't win without him; when he's under center, Miami is one of the most exciting teams in the NFL. And it's 100 percent about the system McDaniel put him in when he took over.

 

[eMCee85]

I mean, it is a night and day difference when he is in no doubt. He is the key in this offense. But like someone pointed out the other day here... we've only scored above 20 points twice this year. With our weapons, we need to see more scoring, at will imo. We should be able to score easily, especially since we are on the so called soft part in the season