You keep just saying Mark was better...that's it, nothing prove you to be right, not stats, not the famous eye test, not tape comparison on both. I guess in order to see it, special type of glasses are needed.
Tannehill had less time to get rid of the ball then the average amount of time most QBs got this year (when Ryan did get the average time to get rid of the ball, he was one of the more accurate and consistent QBs). No QB saw the pass-rush coming from multiple directions more times this year also.
Ryan was responsible for a few sack, holding on to the ball too long, but the majority of those sack came because the line could not handle the pass-rusher, or nobody back there could pickup the blitz. You act as if you watched all the Dolphins games, but we both know you didn't, and have no clue who is responsible, if as you said Ryan had been the key reason, he would not have continued to start, but you were too busy watching the Jets to see this.
I do agree buttfumble did have playoff quality talent around him to help him reach the playoffs...glad to see you are finally seeing the truth.
Two of those two are very athletic, and could move around to get yardage when there was nothing, but all three had a good running game (Tannehill didn't), had at the very least OK to good O-line (Tannehill did not), and all three had a consistent defense that kept them in the games (Tannehill didn't). Miami also lost, not 1, not 2, but 3 key receiving weapons for the year....if that happened to buttfumble, he would have been done.
Now your getting it. Quality coordinators are so tough to find....Miami should stay away from old, stubborn, set in their way coordinators....let us see how Lazor will work out.
That's the thing though, buttfumble really didn't make any bigtime throws or plays....unless you are speaking of the throws/fumbles he made to the other team. buttfumble is so good, odds are pretty bad he is with the Jets, odds are even bad he can get a job as a backup, let alone a starter's job ever again.