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Chan Gailey and his game planning for this game. The Rams will throw the kitchen sink at Tua. The fun part of this game for me will be what game plan Chan comes up with for Tua and then his adjustments.
For all you who killed Chan for his age which to me I found to be stupid to point out, well he’s been around for years and seen it all. This could be an advantage for the Fins offense
 
EasyRider said:
Chan Gailey and his game planning for this game. The Rams will throw the kitchen sink at Tua. The fun part of this game for me will be what game plan Chan comes up with for Tua and then his adjustments.
For all you who killed Chan for his age which to me I found to be stupid to point out, well he’s been around for years and seen it all. This could be an advantage for the Fins offense
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I'm thinking we see a much different play selection today. Got the Tua playbook outta the vault... :UP:
 
Huge test for this forum to see how much of a load it can handle when the game starts. Would be interested to see if there are any stats behind volume or frequency of posts, we might see records.

Thank you admins for all that you do and good luck!
 
It's going to be interesting. You'd think this is a heavy run and get the ball out quickly type of game.
I'd be shock if they asked Tua to sling it all over the field. If we're losing badly then we may not have a choice.
 
I actually think this is a freebie game given Tua's first start.

Sure, Chainey will get some criticism from fans and the media but they can fall back on Tua's first start, wanted to keep it simple and will open up more of the playbook along the way, it was against Aaron Darnold, we'll look at the film and make adjustments blah, blah, blah.

If the offense doesn't produce by week 3 of Tua starting against the Chargers and Hebert shines the heat gets turned way up not just on Chainey but Flo and Grier as well.

It will also get turned up on Tua because the Dolphins offense was producing under Fitz.

www.espn.com

Sources: Fins' trove of picks factor in Tua decision

One factor in the Dolphins' decision to name rookie Tua Tagovailoa as their starting QB is the fact that Miami owns the Texans' first- and second-round picks in next year's NFL draft, league sources told ESPN.
www.espn.com www.espn.com

Back to the "now" I think Tua is going to do just fine.
 
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AdamD13 said:
I actually think this is a freebie game given Tua's first start.

Sure, Chainey will get some criticism from fans and the media but they can fall back on Tua's first start, wanted to keep it simple and will open up more of the playbook along the way, it was against Aaron Darnold, we'll look at the film and make adjustments blah, blah, blah.

If the offense doesn't produce by week 3 of Tua starting against the Chargers and Hebert shines the heat gets turned way up not just on Chainey but Flo and Grier as well.

It will also get turned up on Tua because the Dolphins offense was producing under Fitz.

www.espn.com

Sources: Fins' trove of picks factor in Tua decision

One factor in the Dolphins' decision to name rookie Tua Tagovailoa as their starting QB is the fact that Miami owns the Texans' first- and second-round picks in next year's NFL draft, league sources told ESPN.
www.espn.com www.espn.com

Back to the "now" I think Tua is going to do just fine.
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Some good points there
 
I'm new here and a 70 year old woman so don't jump on me too bad,:SPNK:, but after Fitzpatrick's hissy-fit, does anyone think he would be vindictive enough to let the other team know any of the teams game plan to make Tua look bad? You can delete this if it's out of line, but I just had to get this off my mind. Probably ridiculous to even mention it.
 
Juniper said:
I'm new here and a 70 year old woman so don't jump on me too bad,:SPNK:, but after Fitzpatrick's hissy-fit, does anyone think he would be vindictive enough to let the other team know any of the teams game plan to make Tua look bad? You can delete this if it's out of line, but I just had to get this off my mind. Probably ridiculous to even mention it.
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the answer is no, absolutely not
 
Juniper said:
I'm new here and a 70 year old woman so don't jump on me too bad,:SPNK:, but after Fitzpatrick's hissy-fit, does anyone think he would be vindictive enough to let the other team know any of the teams game plan to make Tua look bad? You can delete this if it's out of line, but I just had to get this off my mind. Probably ridiculous to even mention it.
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OMG, that was ridiculous
Come on, 70 years old you would know better
 
Jesse Davis better have the game of his life
 
Juniper said:
I'm new here and a 70 year old woman so don't jump on me too bad,:SPNK:, but after Fitzpatrick's hissy-fit, does anyone think he would be vindictive enough to let the other team know any of the teams game plan to make Tua look bad? You can delete this if it's out of line, but I just had to get this off my mind. Probably ridiculous to even mention it.
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Did you create your account to make that comment?
 
i could see fitz being vindictive tho...i mean this is the first time hes been benched
 
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