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For the fail Tua bashers

Miami 13 said:
Feels like it’s a loud minority bashing Tua for Sunday’s game. Tua was our best player on the field.
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it's that old "80/20 paradigm" where for example, in sales, 20% of the sales force produces 80% of the volume, etc

In this case, it's more like 15% of the members create 85% of the mindless Tua bashing on this site!
 
Tua put the team on his back this last Sunday. Flores and that horrible oline lost us this game. Hands down.

Can someone physically pick up Malcolm Brown and throw him in the trash? Two years in a row that we sign horrible short yardage backs.

Grier wouldn't know a good runningback if it bit him on the dick
 
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It’s not that Tua played bad, he did not. I thought he played pretty well week 1 as well and said so at the time. The problem is that Lawrence played just a little bit better, and the AFC is completely stacked with great QBs as has been the case since Tom Brady was drafted. Multiple rings for Brady, Ben, and Manning, thank god for Eli. I’ve been saying this for damn near a decade now the AFC has been the better conference consistently since Brady was drafted, ain’t s*** changed. Tua needs to prove he’s better than a few between Allen, Mahomes, Lawrence, Herbert, Carr, Tannehill, Wentz, Lamar, Burrow…the list goes on. Baker Mayfield is getting the same s*** right now and deservedly so. In a vacuum Baker is a fine QB, but in reality you are always judged against your peers…
 
BennySwella said:
Tua put the team on his back this last Sunday. Flores and that horrible oline lost us this game. Hands down.

Can someone physically pick up Malcolm Brown and throw him in the trash? Two years in a row that we sign horrible short yardage backs.
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That MFer didn't play the week before and our RB were way better.

I have nothing against the man personally, but as a player and asset, he is bottom of the barrel
 
TannDaMan17 said:
It’s not that Tua played bad, he did not. I thought he played pretty well week 1 as well and said so at the time. The problem is that Lawrence played just a little bit better, and the AFC is completely stacked with great QBs as has been the case since Tom Brady was drafted. Multiple rings for Brady, Ben, and Manning, thank god for Eli. I’ve been saying this for damn near a decade now the AFC has been the better conference consistently since Brady was drafted, ain’t s*** changed. Tua needs to prove he’s better than a few between Allen, Mahomes, Lawrence, Herbert, Carr, Tannehill, Wentz, Lamar, Burrow…the list goes on. Baker Mayfield is getting the same s*** right now and deservedly so. In a vacuum Baker is a fine QB, but in reality you are always judged against your peers…
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This is such a fallacy of an argument. It completely ignores the balance of a team system and solely focuses on one position, albeit an important one, there are so many more factors at play.

Your QB does not need to be better than any other, your team does. Does a better QB help, sure but it isn't required.

It's not Tua vs Allen. It's Dolphins vs Bills last I checked.
 
E30M3 said:
This is such a fallacy of an argument. It completely ignores the balance of a team system and solely focuses on one position, albeit an important one, there are so many more factors at play.

Your QB does not need to be better than any other, your team does. Does a better QB help, sure but it isn't required.

It's not Tua vs Allen. It's Dolphins vs Bills last I checked.
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And last I checked the team with the better QB wins more often. While it’s Dolphins vs Bills the relative performance of Tua vs Allen will go a long way in deciding the outcome. A longer way than any other factor most times.
 
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