Not sure why this thread is directed at "people complaining about his deep ball" when CK also complains about his deep ball.
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Didn't he say there's a lack of chemistry with Mike Wallace?
Didn't he say that PFF said that Tanny dead is average in passes of 20 plus yards?
Didn't he say that on those deep ball completions, the yards are also average?
Didn't he say in his conclusion, that "Ryan Tannehill does NOT have the most accurate deep ball in the league?"
Didn't he say in his conclusion, that "His deep ball accuracy is mediocre?"
What did I miss?
What he's trying to do is explain away the lack of chemistry with Wallace, by examining play choices, plays where wallace was held or tanny was pressured, and even blame Wallace himself for being too fast:
"Wallace's speed can work against a quarterback due to the functional constraints of his arm, if the play is not timed correctly."
Well, Ben didn't have any problem with Wallace's speed. There's nothing wrong with Mike Wallace, and there wasn't anything wrong with Brandon Marshall, either. Both are good receivers. Would I rather than someone other than Wallace on our team? Yes, I don't think he's a good fit with Tanny and Wallace doesn't fight for the ball or run great routes. But at the same time it's a gift to have his big play ability and he is a threat.
With time, the chemistry between Tanny and Wallace will improve.
But Tannehill, so far, in college and in the nfl, has struggled with his deep ball, in general, and that will likely continue for a while, regardless what any of us think.