Grant And Amedola Open All Day Vs. Ne

[dolphintodd]

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Adam Gase says Danny Amendola and Jakeem Grant were open entire game. Both combined for only 4 targets so somebody screwed up.

JUST WOW!

 

[phinasota]

no they werent. i heard him say that and was like "wtf is this guy talking about"... smh

 

[WCUPUNK]

I watched the game until the end of the 3rd quarter. I have no idea what he is talking about.

 

[Danny]

I'd like to see video of when they were open cause watching the game I just didn't see it.

 

[Daytona Fin]

The TV crew even said nobody was getting open.

 

[Danny]

btw, there's a difference between being open right away or breaking open after Tannehill had no choice but to get rid of it.

 

[dolphintodd]

Adam Gase one of the most honest interviewers in football is clearly lying through his teeth to make himself look better so we blame Tannehill not the play calling... I get it. Agenda?

 

[DolphinBob]

I watched to the very end. Didn't see anyone open.

 

[Daytona Fin]

btw, there's a difference between being open right away or breaking open after Tannehill had no choice but to get rid of it.

Maybe that question she be posed to Gase?

I didn't listen to PC but that tweet may have been taken out of context.

 

[LDaniel7]

btw, there's a difference between being open right away or breaking open after Tannehill had no choice but to get rid of it.

THIS.

Just like there's a big difference between having physical impossibility (due to pocket collapse or shape, pressure and hits from certain directions, etc) to throw to an *open* WR and actually having the physical possibility of hitting one.

Sounds like Gase is trying to throw players under the bus. As if it's not obvious what was happening on Sunday. Those "open players" he's talking about: how many of them were physical possibilities while the play opening was still alive? Nope.

The problem here is that there were zero adjustments to what NE was doing. That's a combination of coaching and roster acquisition. Which means it's on GASE mostly. Maybe one of his four QB roster spots can play guard and run block and pass protect on the interior.

LD

 

[BigNastyFish]

That's pretty bizarre!

Is Gase losing "it" right before our eyes???

 

[Yessir]

Gase has run out of people to throw under the bus from the previous regime, now that Ajayi and Landry are already gone. No other option other than the QB now lmao.

 

[superphin]

Sooo I guess maybe the culture change needs to keep going with Gase if he's not going to take any responsibility.

 

[dolphintodd]

Maybe I need a bigger TV because most of the time I can not see the WRs as the camera is focused on the offensive and defensive lines. haha I just have to wonder how people are coming up with the conclusion that they were not open.

 

[Danny]

Look I always support whoever our coaches are and our players too....to a point. But we did not make any adjustments on this game. Pats were dropping 7 into coverage most of the game to make up for our speed so we should have been able to run on that but we didn't. Too much running out of first down right up the middle(where we were losing to their D-line) and that put us on 3rd and long for what it seemed all game long. If everyone is dropping back then this is the game to go to your RB's short on first down and let them get 5 or 6 yards. Why did we keep on running up the middle for no gain?