Just wanted to share this because with the good comes the bad. Whether you like his analysis or not figured worth a share because like the last one he provides two angles on each interception it seems so you get to see them pretty well.
http://nflbreakdowns.com/ryan-tannehills-12-ints-in-2014/?singlepage=1
Tannehill definitely improved as the season went on in terms of interceptions. After the Packers game most of his interceptions came either from good defense, unlucky bounces, or just bad play from his teammates. That’s not to say he wasn’t completely blameless, but it’s pretty clear to me that as he settled into the new offense that Dolphin’s OC Bill Lazor had installed he became much more comfortable and made better decisions overall. Those short right throwing issues I mentioned earlier? I’d put most of that on bad luck. You have plays 7, 8, 9, and 11 in that category and I would put none of the blame on Tannehill for those interceptions. They came either as a result of an unlucky bounce, or a bad play from his receivers. Taking those interceptions out of his season and Tannehill has an 8 interception season. With Bill Lazor’s offense looking like a perfect fit for Tannehill he could be poised for a sub 10 interception season. It will depend slightly on how much defenses pick up on Tannehill’s tendencies in Lazor’s offense, but so far the future is looking very bright for Tannehill.
http://nflbreakdowns.com/ryan-tannehills-12-ints-in-2014/?singlepage=1
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