SkapePhin
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Film Room: Ryan Tannehill vs San Diego
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Damn I could watch those video's all day. :up:
These threads pop up every week- win or lose. Sorry you don't like that he's playing well and we want to discuss it
Does it bother you when he plays well because you like to discuss when he doesnt?
CorduroyG
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great article
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psfign
Get used to it.
hoops
Tua time!
but then he finishes it with "at least not for a few years"
anyways the james play on the first gif if he doesn't let that man go there he's gonna get called for holding...so I get why he did...he was pretty much cleared on the inside redirect and arm chop
the only thing you are gonna do there is pull the guy down and get a yellow hankie
anyways the james play on the first gif if he doesn't let that man go there he's gonna get called for holding...so I get why he did...he was pretty much cleared on the inside redirect and arm chop
the only thing you are gonna do there is pull the guy down and get a yellow hankie
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TheWozz
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F*€k Joe Philbin
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and to be fair it even goes beyond just the San Diego game and gives context to relationship with Gase, strengths, etc...
sheesh god forbid there be a positive thread on tanne
montequi
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Gase is a coach that will identify strengths and weaknesses in players/team, emphasize the strengths and mitigate the weaknesses. I remember another coach we had that did that. His name was Don Shula. Pretty much every coach we've had between the 2 have been system coaches...guys who bring in a system they say "works" and work like hell to shoehorn our talent into it. Maybe Saban was a little different, but JJ, Wanny, Sparano, Cameron, and Philbin were ALL system coaches! What a difference a coaching philosophy makes, huh?
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Posting a link to a film review of a Dolphins starter's game from four days ago is great. Thanks for posting it.
Can't even fathom why someone would not want to read this at this time? I suppose if you think Fahey is a moron (and to be fair, some people do) that's one thing, but IMO his QB evaluations are decent.
Can't even fathom why someone would not want to read this at this time? I suppose if you think Fahey is a moron (and to be fair, some people do) that's one thing, but IMO his QB evaluations are decent.
LikeUntoGod
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Really good read and film work. I'd say this is a must read and watch for Dolphin fans.
One of the things I soapbox about is how often Tannehill has been sacked and hit. You can look at the number of sacks and add maybe 6-10 times as many hits. It is amazing he is still playing football. Over the years we have seen good QBs come out of college and get drafted high by poor teams with poor OLs. And most do not last 3 seasons. Tannehill is not only still playing, he has never missed a start and is still stepping into his passes and taking the big hits.
How many NFL QBs could of made that play and pass to Kenny Stills? 3 maybe? How many QBs run and throw the ball better then he does?
And yet for years he has been let down by his OL AND his WRs. Some of these stats boggle the mind.
"With improved play around him, the Tannehill criticism has all but disappeared over the last month. He hasn't changed much, if at all. Tannehill has always been a good quarterback, but he has never had the supporting cast to show it off consistently. Last year he had an accuracy rate of 80.8 percent, but his receivers cost him 63 completions on accurate passes for at least 717 yards and six touchdowns. Only Aaron Rodgers lost more completions to wide receiver error; only Cam Newton lost more yards to wide receiver error. Rodgers, Newton, and Andrew Luck were the only quarterbacks to lose more touchdowns. Tannehill lost a completion on an accurate pass once every 9.3 attempts. For comparison, Marcus Mariota lost a completion every 9.0 attempts -- more often than anyone -- whereas Andy Dalton lost one every 21.4 attempts, less often than any other quarterback. Tannehill dealt with this incompetence at wide receiver while also playing behind one of the worst offensive lines in the league.
One of the widely-accepted criticisms of Tannehill has been that he can't throw the ball deep. In 2015, he was one of the league's best deep passers. Receiver error meant that nobody noticed. Fortunately, that has been less of an issue this year. This year Tannehill's deep passing has been astounding. It peaked in Week 10 against the San Diego Chargers."
Gase was given a very good to great young QB and has bought accountability to this team which has been a huge plus. Between being able to see the player Tannehill is, to listening to Jay Ajaji about how he likes to run the ball, releasing or sitting players who are not playing well, I'm really impressed and happy with our new and hopefully long time Head Coach.
I just hope he bring Tim Tebow here next year to replace Matt Moore......
One of the things I soapbox about is how often Tannehill has been sacked and hit. You can look at the number of sacks and add maybe 6-10 times as many hits. It is amazing he is still playing football. Over the years we have seen good QBs come out of college and get drafted high by poor teams with poor OLs. And most do not last 3 seasons. Tannehill is not only still playing, he has never missed a start and is still stepping into his passes and taking the big hits.
How many NFL QBs could of made that play and pass to Kenny Stills? 3 maybe? How many QBs run and throw the ball better then he does?
And yet for years he has been let down by his OL AND his WRs. Some of these stats boggle the mind.
"With improved play around him, the Tannehill criticism has all but disappeared over the last month. He hasn't changed much, if at all. Tannehill has always been a good quarterback, but he has never had the supporting cast to show it off consistently. Last year he had an accuracy rate of 80.8 percent, but his receivers cost him 63 completions on accurate passes for at least 717 yards and six touchdowns. Only Aaron Rodgers lost more completions to wide receiver error; only Cam Newton lost more yards to wide receiver error. Rodgers, Newton, and Andrew Luck were the only quarterbacks to lose more touchdowns. Tannehill lost a completion on an accurate pass once every 9.3 attempts. For comparison, Marcus Mariota lost a completion every 9.0 attempts -- more often than anyone -- whereas Andy Dalton lost one every 21.4 attempts, less often than any other quarterback. Tannehill dealt with this incompetence at wide receiver while also playing behind one of the worst offensive lines in the league.
One of the widely-accepted criticisms of Tannehill has been that he can't throw the ball deep. In 2015, he was one of the league's best deep passers. Receiver error meant that nobody noticed. Fortunately, that has been less of an issue this year. This year Tannehill's deep passing has been astounding. It peaked in Week 10 against the San Diego Chargers."
Gase was given a very good to great young QB and has bought accountability to this team which has been a huge plus. Between being able to see the player Tannehill is, to listening to Jay Ajaji about how he likes to run the ball, releasing or sitting players who are not playing well, I'm really impressed and happy with our new and hopefully long time Head Coach.
I just hope he bring Tim Tebow here next year to replace Matt Moore......