Basically what it says is that if Miami loses the next 2 games look for Henne to come in the rest of the season.The link doesn't work for me. What does it say?
It says that Armando is an idiot and the Herald is seriously considering firing his ***.
Very astute observation and a conclusion I've also come to after watching the Baltimore game. The Arizona game also highlights the inequities of a weak-armed quarterback after your team falls behind quickly in a game.Pennington's style is acceptable when the Dolphins are playing with a lead or when the defense is pitching shutouts. But that hasn't been the case for Miami lately and it has exposed Pennington's limitations.
It also hurt him that after weeks of wondering why the Dolphins did not throw the ball deep, the reason shifted from the inability of Miami receivers to get open to Pennington's inability to connect.
The first half was particularly painful to watch as Pennington couldn't make throws that were clearly there downfield.NO LONG THROWS
That's because against the Ravens both Ted Ginn Jr. and Greg Camarillo were open deep several times. And Pennington never threw them the ball on those occasions.
The Miami coaching staff might argue Pennington is completing long passes just fine, thanks, because his 8.12 yards per gain average is very good. But that statistic paints a misleading portrait because it includes an 80-yard pass on a screen that was really a 5-yard throw and a 53-yard touchdown on a pass that Pennington actually underthrew.