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I am not wanting to give up on Tannehill just yet but that is pretty alarming stat
Heres some numbers for the Matt Moore people.
Games played 38, yards 5,321, comp % 58.9, tds 33, int 28, qbr 79.3
Games played 32, yards 7626, comp % 59.5, tds 39, int 32, qbr 78.9
These are career stats for both qbs, pretty similar. If Tannehill has horrible stats then the same can be said for Moore. Grass isn't always greener on the other side. How about for a change, we support our QB no matter who it is, stop posting worthless stats like it matters and focus and rooting and cheering for our team. Win or lose im gonna support everyone on our roster and i wish you people would do the same.
Over Tannehill's last 15 starts the Miami Dolphins have a record of 6-9.
The Miami Dolphins have scored 30 points twice in the last 15 games. This ratio is actually higher than Tannehill's career clip. The Dolphins only eclipsed 30 points once in the 2013 season, in a 34-28 win @ Pittsburgh.
The Miami Dolphins lost ONE game last year when the team managed to score at least 22 points. This was a 26-23 loss to Baltimore in Miami. On every other occasion that the Dolphins managed to score at least 22 points, they were victorious in 2013.
Conversely, the Dolphins failed to win any games in which they did not score at least 22 points. However, the defense only yielded a 30 point game to one opponent in 2013, a 38-17 loss @ New Orleans, to an explosive Saints offense in their dome.
The Dolphins defense also held the opponent to 23 points or less in a whopping 13 of 16 games last season. They managed to win one game when actually yielding more than 23 points(@ Pittsburgh). The median PPG per team in the NFL last season was 24.1. The average would be somewhat higher thanks to Denver being a huge outlier.
All of this demonstrates how close a team is from 8 wins and 12 wins. Had the Dolphins been able to manage a few more points per game, they likely win several more games.
The Dolphins managed TWO separate 3 game win steaks last season in a season that saw only 8 wins. Conversely, the Phins suffered a 4 game losing streak.
Over the past 15 games, Ryan Tannehill's individual stats which lead the Phins to their 6-9 record over that span are as follows..................
562 attempts
333 completions
59.2% completion rate
3505 Yards
23 TDs
17 INTs
This comes to a QB rating over a 15 game span of 78.48 :baghead:
That is horrible play over a span of games that basically equals a full season. It is certainly not the caliber of play that will get things done. It is the kind of play that leads to 6 and 7 win seasons.
It is time to give Matt Moore the opportunity he deserves. If Moore can get this team scoring 24 points on a consistent basis, the Phins have the type of team that can win 10+ games.
15 starts. Hmmmm? If I'm not mistaken... That would start w/ week 3 of the 2013 season.
Who, I wonder, did Miami beat in week 2 last yr? Oh, yeah... it was (drumroll please) Melty ice and the canaries.
15 starts. Hmmmm? If I'm not mistaken... That would start w/ week 3 of the 2013 season.
Who, I wonder, did Miami beat in week 2 last yr? Oh, yeah... it was (drumroll please) Melty ice and the canaries.
2 arguments I can't stand:
1. Why isn't the all mighty Matt Moore starting for another team.
2. Tannehill may be struggling but Moore is not the answer.
These arguments make no sense and only show posters are not paying attention. If Ryan Tannehill sucks, and he has been sucking, then saying we have a better chance to win with Moore isn't a stretch. It's not saying Moore is a future hall of famer but just batter than a bad QB. Not that hard to understand. As for argument 2, well those guys are right Moore is not the answer. Captain obvious much? But when do we realize Tannehill is not the answer either and play the QB who gives us the best chance to win in 2014?
Now I'm not a Tannehill hater, in fact I'm holding out hope that he turns things around and becomes a good to great QB. Just drives me nuts how quickly fans discount the possibility that Matt Moore may be better. I hope he's not but the last 9 games of 2011 was best the Miami Dolphins offense has looked in years. Anyone who denies that is as blind as a bat because it's a fact that IMO anyone who disputes would look pretty stupid. Bottom line is I'm sure guys like WV and Enigmatics would gladly admit they were wrong if Tannehill was to turn this around and become a good to great QB because after all being right about what we post on a silly fan message board isn't all that important (not really important at all) but I think there points are valid. To me we score more points with Moore at QB but probably suffer from more dumb plays. Not sure how that would come out in the wash but at least it would be fun to watch. This offense, under Ryan Tannehill, has been fun to watch like 3 times total. After all watching an offense consistently fall short of the league average in scoring isn't all that fun.
Over Tannehill's last 15 starts the Miami Dolphins have a record of 6-9.
The Miami Dolphins have scored 30 points twice in the last 15 games. This ratio is actually higher than Tannehill's career clip. The Dolphins only eclipsed 30 points once in the 2013 season, in a 34-28 win @ Pittsburgh.
The Miami Dolphins lost ONE game last year when the team managed to score at least 22 points. This was a 26-23 loss to Baltimore in Miami. On every other occasion that the Dolphins managed to score at least 22 points, they were victorious in 2013.
Conversely, the Dolphins failed to win any games in which they did not score at least 22 points. However, the defense only yielded a 30 point game to one opponent in 2013, a 38-17 loss @ New Orleans, to an explosive Saints offense in their dome.
The Dolphins defense also held the opponent to 23 points or less in a whopping 13 of 16 games last season. They managed to win one game when actually yielding more than 23 points(@ Pittsburgh). The median PPG per team in the NFL last season was 24.1. The average would be somewhat higher thanks to Denver being a huge outlier.
All of this demonstrates how close a team is from 8 wins and 12 wins. Had the Dolphins been able to manage a few more points per game, they likely win several more games.
The Dolphins managed TWO separate 3 game win steaks last season in a season that saw only 8 wins. Conversely, the Phins suffered a 4 game losing streak.
Over the past 15 games, Ryan Tannehill's individual stats which lead the Phins to their 6-9 record over that span are as follows..................
562 attempts
333 completions
59.2% completion rate
3505 Yards
23 TDs
17 INTs
This comes to a QB rating over a 15 game span of 78.48 :baghead:
That is horrible play over a span of games that basically equals a full season. It is certainly not the caliber of play that will get things done. It is the kind of play that leads to 6 and 7 win seasons.
It is time to give Matt Moore the opportunity he deserves. If Moore can get this team scoring 24 points on a consistent basis, the Phins have the type of team that can win 10+ games.
Ya he had to leave that one out now didn't he??? Can we please ban this guy for being nothing more than a pot stirring spam artist???Criticize tanny, lord knows he deserves it. However this is past ridiculous.
what about RG3 #'s the last 15 starts and Lucks???
yeah i will wait.
Ya he had to leave that one out now didn't he??? Can we please ban this guy for being nothing more than a pot stirring spam artist???Criticize tanny, lord knows he deserves it. However this is past ridiculous.
Sometimes I get the impression that posters on this site think Tannehill is better than Matt Ryan and Andy Dalton. That really isn't true is it?
I'm still trying my best to understand the love affair with Luck. He's a good QB, but what am I missing here?