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I'm actually beginning to like Wallace and that says a lot considering ....
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I'm actually beginning to like Wallace and that says a lot considering ....
No Glax those are all on Tanny, just ask the experts on here
Our POS QB just took a sack on a third and one play where there were two wide open receivers to the left and he looked downfield instead and took a sack. You think I'm being critical attributing underperformance of an offense to a QB when he constantly does crap like this to lose football games? ARyan Tannehill is a losing QB and his bull is rubbing off on the rest of the offense. What's sad is that this game is still not out of reach so he could foreseeably lead us back in a game where his poor play again put his team in position to lose again.
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The drops are terrible, but it wouldn't really matter. Tannehill would find a way to kill the drive regardless. The guy just stinks. If there were no drops, the guy might have made it to 200 yards today. Wow.
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Tannehill locks onto his receiver and is incapable of going through his progressions. If the #1 guy isn't open, forget about it.
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Tannehill locks onto his receiver and is incapable of going through his progressions. If the #1 guy isn't open, forget about it.
He looked off these guys. He made a decision to not throw it to them and get the first down.
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It's much easier to catch balls from a consistent qb. Our WR have no idea where the ball will be placed. He is all over the place and completely inconsistent. Yes, some of the balls should have been caught, but our qb is not good, its affecting the entire offense.