I Can Now Say The Dolphins Do Not Have A QB.

[dolphans1]

It's a 60 minute game. How did that 2nd half turn out for you and Billy?

Better, we won.

I was happy.

 

[psfign]

Interesting no one is making excuses for Russell Wilson, and he's short and has a weak arm.

and i suppose you frequent a Seahawks message board as well..

 

[MARINO1384]

Hmmm I guess someone doesn't even bother fact checking before they open their mouth to let the garbage out.

Tannehill turnovers 26 (ints 2012 + 2013) +17 (fumbles 2012 +2013) = 43 turnovers

Luck turnovers 26 (ints 2012 + 2013) + 15 (fumbles 2012 + 2013) = 41 turnovers

Even without this it's stupid to compare the two. Do you people not understand that coming out Luck was a once in a decade prospect. Tannehill wasn't even suppose to play his first year or two. Sure he's missed some wide open receivers but he's also had like 365 yards in dropped passes without any yac. Has had an awful line most of the year except the last 2 games. Please find me a qb that doesn't miss a wr? Pennington had the highest completion percentage of all time and that's only 66% of his passes. I can almost assure you that there's a player open on every single play at one point in their route but the qb misses them or can't get the ball off over 34% of the time.

 

[shoveyjoe2442]

Bill Cowher even said he was terrible. How is Cowher's rep?

What did he say after he threw two tds and passed for over 330 yards?

 

[phinking]

seeing as how this thread was rendered moot by tannehill's second half performance, I'd say that the op has seen plenty of ridicule for his knee-jerk first half reaction.

Lol. Ok.

 

[phinking]

I have enjoyed reading WVDolphan's posts. Even Bill Cowher said Tannehill was terrible too, against Jets, 1st half.

I want Tannehill to excel and I really believe if Moore or Pat Devlin had played the entire season, we would have made the playoffs.

I hope I am wrong and Tannehill blossoms , but these low scoring games will come back to bite us.

I agree with you 100% on Matt Moore. Pat Devlin has NO regular season body of work for you or I to evaluate him on.

 

[MD]

To be fair, Luck's performance has gone way downhill over the last few weeks in Reggie Wayne's absence. Still, Luck is the example of a guy who has absolutely nothing to work with on offense or defense and yet his team is in prime position to host a first round playoff game. 8-4 is a solid record, especially considering the entire roster.

But I'm sure you realize that if he was in the AFC East, he wouldn't be in that position. The AFC South is the weakest division in the NFL.

 

[mbhcu98]

My point didn't really have much to do with YAC per se, but you can try and redirect that conversation if you want. The 2nd TD pass was all Wallace, because that ball was overthrown (high). Even Tannehill defenders and those on the fence can admit that the receivers helped him pad his stats.

Does RT ever help pad the stats of the WRs? I could've sworn it worked both ways.

 

[dolphans1]

and i suppose you frequent a Seahawks message board as well..

Never have, I did join the Patriots-Nation board to raise Cain on them badgering us about popping the champagne for every undefeated season , but by the time I got approved, I lost the ump to want to post.

Anyway, they claimed we had a shorter season and I wanted to point out, b.s., we had 6 preseason games and that we lost Griese early, and as a kid living and breathing excellence, its something that should be accepted as greatness.

Don Shula coached all his QB's to Super Bowl's, he knew how to deal with adversity and had very high standards, and set the bar high for himself and his teams.

d-1

 

[dolphans1]

MadDog88, I agree with you, only exception is Saints can't play good in the cold (maybe the reason the Seahawks got up on them and pounded them into the ground), and they have an excellent defense and we are without question in the toughest division in the NFL, we have the Patriots, twice a year.