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Do not resign Tua

Burrow hasn't lead his team to a SB win. Going to a SB and losing is not an accomplishment otherwise I'm sure the Bills and their fans are really content. They have as many SB wins as they did with Marvin Lewis. The Bengals need to put a better team around him or he's going to be ringless like every other Bengal QB.

Andy Reid turned that franchise around or at least deserves as much credit as Mahomes. He drafted and molded Mahomes and was going to the playoffs with Alex Smith before Mahomes got there.

The defense won the Broncos that SB. Peyton was toast. Funny enough Manning was labeled as a guy who couldn't win the big game. Couldn't beat Florida, couldn't win in the playoffs, classic choke artist. I remember when he lost 41-0 vs the Jets in the playoffs. Manning the choke artist, they said he's not good enough to win, they said he can't play off-script. Didnt win his first playoff game until age 27.

Newton 10 years with the Panthers and 4 playoff trips and 3-4 in the playoffs. Didnt win his 1st playoff game until year 4 of his career. The year they went to the SB with Newton's they had a top 10 defense and top 2 run game. He had 1 single magical elite season.

Wilson was not the reason for Seattle's success they had an all-time great defense which carried the team to a SB win. You know the defense that held the Broncos all-time great offense lead by Manning to just 8 points. Without a top 5 defense? Wilson has 1 playoff win to his name. Pete Carrol turned the Seahawks around. Carrol at least has made it to the playoffs without Wilson while Wilson hasn't done diddly squat without Carroll, that defense , and run game.

Matt Ryan made the playoffs 6 times in 14 years as a Falcon record (4-6). For reference Michael Vick in 6 years with the Falcons has half as many playoff wins as Ryan in 14 years with the Falcons. Ryan also didn't win his 1st playoff game until age 27 and is part of the biggest choke job in NFL history.

Brees didn't win his 1st playoff game until age 27. 9-9 playoff record missed the playoff 6 times during his prime. On a better team, he has at least 1-2 more SB appearances.

Getting a premier QB is just one piece of the puzzle. Maybe the most important piece but if you don't build the team around him then all you do is end up with frustration and disappointment. See Dan Marino.
We clearly have different definitions of accomplishments. A win in the NFL is an accomplishment. A playoff win is a major accomplishment and a Super Bowl appearance is damn near a once in a 20 year feat (maybe more?)

You're simping waaaayy too hard for Tua.

You've also missed the point entirely I was trying to make completely.

TLDR; Bring in an elite QB and your team will (most likely) have major success. It's not rocket science to see that throughout the history of this league.

Getting Burrow changed that team night and day. They were 2-14 the year before they got him He changed the trajectory of that franchise. You're nuts to think otherwise. SB loss and AFC Championship game in back to back years.

Newton is by no means the best option I brought but hey, like you said, he had a magical season and took a 2-14 team to 12-4 in 3 years and 15-1 (!!) in 5 years. That's incredible.

I did say Peyton's last year he wasn't good. His 2nd year was arguably the greatest QB performance all time. He changed that team.

Wilson played really well in the Super Bowls. He's clearly a major part of that team's Super Bowl victory. To say otherwise, is to be ignorant. They were 7-9 the year before he started. His first year as a starter, they were 11-5, 2nd year 13-3 and won a SB. Carroll had already been there for 2 years with no success. Nice try though. He got his QB and they won. They also had Hasselback who was pretty damn good in Carroll's first 2 years.

Matt Ryan went to the Super Bowl and was up 28-3. Should've won one. He changed that franchise. They were 4-12 the year before they drafted him.

Saints were 3-13 the year before they got Brees.

I can go on and on. Great QBs change their teams. They win big games. Winning a super bowl is nearly impossible but winning a playoff game or two shouldn't be too hard for a supposed top-tier QB. Tua is not capable of doing that.
 
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We clearly have different definitions of accomplishments. A win in the NFL is an accomplishment. A playoff win is a major accomplishment and a Super Bowl appearance is damn near a once in a 20 year feat (maybe more?)

You're simping waaaayy too hard for Tua.

You've also missed the point entirely I was trying to make completely.

TLDR; Bring in an elite QB and your team will (most likely) have major success. It's not rocket science to see that throughout the history of this league.

Getting Burrow changed that team night and day. They were 2-14 the year before they got him He changed the trajectory of that franchise. You're nuts to think otherwise. SB loss and AFC Championship game in back to back years.

Newton is by no means the best option I brought but hey, like you said, he had a magical season and took a 2-14 team to 12-4 in 3 years and 15-1 (!!) in 5 years. That's incredible.

I did say Peyton's last year he wasn't good. His 2nd year was arguably the greatest QB performance all time. He changed that team.

Wilson played really well in the Super Bowls. He's clearly a major part of that team's Super Bowl victory. To say otherwise, is to be ignorant. They were 7-9 the year before he started. His first year as a starter, they were 11-5, 2nd year 13-3 and won a SB. Carroll had already been there for 2 years with no success. Nice try though. He got his QB and they won. They also had Hasselback who was pretty damn good in Carroll's first 2 years.

Matt Ryan went to the Super Bowl and was up 28-3. Should've won one. He changed that franchise. They were 4-12 the year before they drafted him.

Saints were 3-13 the year before they got Brees.

I can go on and on. Great QBs change their teams. They win big games. Winning a super bowl is nearly impossible but winning a playoff game or two shouldn't be too hard for a supposed top-tier QB. Tua is not capable of doing that.
You speak about QBs changing their franchise but refuse to acknowledge that we've made the playoffs 2 years in a row with Tua which is something we haven't done in over 20 years. We have not had a losing season since Tua was drafted. Tua as a rookie went 6-3 games even though he clearly wasn't ready to play, the previous year we went 5-11. We haven't had a losing season in 4 straight years, the last time that happened? Again over 20 years ago. How is that not changing this team night and day? We're doing things we haven't done in over 20 years. Yes, a playoff win will be wonderful and you disregard how I stated Brees, Ryan, and MAnning didn't win a single playoff game until age 27. It's almost as if they had to go through bumps in the road before they could learn how to win. Sometimes you have to learn by failing. Not everyone is Tom Brady winning SBs year 1 of starting. How can a sports fan be so short-sighted?

To say Tua can't win a playoff game is just utterly ridiculous. If you had said he's not capable of winning a SB sure that's valid since that's extremely hard to do but there have been a crap ton of QBs who have a playoff win to their resume who are worse or on par with Tua. Your dislike of him is blinding you from logic.
 
"Tagovailoa is under contract next season at $23.1 million under the fifth-year option that was exercised by the Dolphins long before the May 1, 2023 deadline. "
Tua probably is worth $23 million, but is he worth $250 mil for 5 years? Wilsons or K Cousins short term might be a smarter move.
Who asked you? Go jump on a table or something...
 
Get me Michael Pennix Jr and I'm dealing Tua in a nanosecond...
 
"Tagovailoa is under contract next season at $23.1 million under the fifth-year option that was exercised by the Dolphins long before the May 1, 2023 deadline. "
Tua probably is worth $23 million, but is he worth $250 mil for 5 years? Wilsons or K Cousins short term might be a smarter move.
Was Josh Allen worth his contract? The peak of his career was that one really exciting playoff game he lost 4 years ago. Riveting.
 
quick how many points did Tua score against the Bills? Eagles? Chiefs? Ravens?
A ****-ton less than the D gave up. Apparently they were told to be Oprah with the Touchdowns.

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He's absolutely right don't tell him where to post. I'm a Tua fan and I can see it with my own eyes. ON THE ROAD in big games he is not the same. He has no pocket awareness, touch him he shrivels and goes down. Cannot extend plays when in trouble. Josh Allen is a bull whom DB'a are afraid of and has a rocket arm. This team cannot get it done when it matters most. You wanted this game to be moved to Primetime? Ha that would have been great, no? Oft injured pretenders, that's what the Fins are on the road to date. And make no mistake about it, they will be on the road come playoff time at some point.
Yep, cannot argue with what you said...
 
what excuses? He has 3,000 yards 26 TDs and only 8 INTs, 80 rushes for 341 yards and 3 TDS.. trust me, he's played well this year. Sean Payton is an absolute dumpster fire of a coach
I think Russ YPA is really low.
 
See, this is where your stupidity shows (and I really do not like calling people stupid)

Burrow has taken his team to a ****ing Super Bowl for goodness sakes. and then lost in the AFC Conference 'Ship game the year after. This year without him, they're last in the AFC North.

Stafford won a super bowl. Literally the only reason the Lions were even somewhat relevant back in the day.

My goodness, this might be the dumbest post of them all.
I agree w the Burrow comments but Stafford was never a tier 1 QB
 
I like Tua as a person...Great guy and easy to pull for when he suits up.
I am not sold on Tua the NFL QB. He flashes but then fizzles, He dazzles but then will unravel at the most inopportune time. He does not use his legs when pressured, He has injury concerns and often throws Ints that appear to be straight at the defenders numbers.

Would I be sad if they moved on? A bit but more-so because he just could not get it done and I really wanted him to be able to, not because I will miss him so much under center.
My prediction is he has about 2 seasons left before Fins move on t the next QB project.
 
Was Josh Allen worth his contract? The peak of his career was that one really exciting playoff game he lost 4 years ago. Riveting.
Strawman argument. As a Bills fan, please give Tua a big guaranteed long term contract.
 
Get me Michael Pennix Jr and I'm dealing Tua in a nanosecond...
I was just thinking how he seems like a bigger, stroner armed, faster tua. He throws a great deep pass and seems to anticipate well and read coverage pretty quick. I think he's had injury issues too, tho no way he's dropping out of top 5 or falling to bottom or 1st, unless his injury history really scares teams
 
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