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mrhankey81701 said:
Not exactly fair to blame Justin here. He’s leading a top 10 offense with almost no help. I mean Austin Eckler has Eddie Lacy-esque speed at this point.
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Agree. He's a solid quarterback, who has the edge in durability over both Tua and Burrow.

It's looking more and more like Grier nailed the pick, though.

Also, nailed the decision to hire McDaniel. I think he's still a bit of a work in progress, but an absolutely perfect pairing with Tua.
 
1972forever said:
He would have at least 5 or 6 more wins if Flores had a clue when it came to hiring a competent OC and offensive coaching staff.
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Strange take.

Tua was 13-8 under Flores when Tua played with Waddle, Phillips, and Holland for one year in which they were all rookies.

And Tua didn’t have Cheetah, Mostert, Achane, Williams, Armstead, Chubb, Long, Elliot, Kohou, or Ramsey at all.

That record also included Tua playing when he was not fully recovered from a hip injury, ribs, and a middle finger on his throwing hand.

Under McDaniel Tua is 15-8 with what is clearly a much improved roster and it’s not close.

What unit has not significantly improved from when Flores was coach other than Sanders decline?

The Legend of how terrible of a coach Flores was just keeps growing. 😀
 
dolphinheel said:
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As a starter Tua is 28-16. They have given him credit for 2 other games he played in.

One against the Jets in which he played last series in a game decided. Another he led a second half comeback after Brissett was ineffective.
 
Rev Kev said:
So is this inviting discord or just a bold fact?

Is this an I told you so?

Grier won the draft with the Tua pick
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In the 1st round, seems Grier got himself a Francise QB, a way too young, (but proving each day he's a good Linemen) Tackle, and then gave away a pick on a corner nobody even cared about.

Grier is a risk taker, but he seems to hit more then miss, and when he hits, he hits hard.
 
AdamD13 said:
As a starter Tua is 28-16. They have given him credit for 2 other games he played in.

One against the Jets in which he played last series in a game decided. Another he led a second half comeback after Brissett was ineffective.
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I’m fine with only counting the games where Tua had a strong hand in whether the Dolphins won or lost. So take away that Jets game (but still count the Baltimore game). However you should also omit the Bills and Bengals games where Tua was knocked out in the 1st Q. So, 29-14 sounds right.
 
The most impressive part about this stat is that Herbert has 59 games under his belt, Burrow has 52, and Tua got there in 46.

Slowly but surely, Tua is taking over every single metric that the QB’s from his draft class will be measured on.

Tua has all of the intangibles you want in a QB. The kid just wins. The fact that he played over .500 football when Flores was his HC is mind boggling. He had an offense completely void of talent, the OC room was always in disarray, his HC hated him and was trying his hardest to keep him on the bench or get him traded.

For all the haters: If Tua hasn’t won you over yet, it’s a you problem.
 
AdamD13 said:
As a starter Tua is 28-16. They have given him credit for 2 other games he played in.

One against the Jets in which he played last series in a game decided. Another he led a second half comeback after Brissett was ineffective.
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So. And your point is?
 
AdamD13 said:
Strange take.

Tua was 13-8 under Flores when Tua played with Waddle, Phillips, and Holland for one year in which they were all rookies.

And Tua didn’t have Cheetah, Mostert, Achane, Williams, Armstead, Chubb, Long, Elliot, Kohou, or Ramsey at all.

That record also included Tua playing when he was not fully recovered from a hip injury, ribs, and a middle finger on his throwing hand.

Under McDaniel Tua is 15-8 with what is clearly a much improved roster and it’s not close.

What unit has not significantly improved from when Flores was coach other than Sanders decline?

The Legend of how terrible of a coach Flores was just keeps growing. 😀
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The biggest improvement is the coaching staff. No coaches of note wanted to work for Flores.
 
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