KevInMotion
Running @ 24 FPS
What would this one be, his 17th case of the old sophomore slump?year two of fitz is usually bad
What would this one be, his 17th case of the old sophomore slump?year two of fitz is usually bad
I'm going with 2019 was the down year, 2020 is the up year! :Dyear two of fitz is usually bad
I get what your saying. Tannehill just wasn’t a jump ball thrower period. Not that he couldn’t or can’t do it, we really don’t know that because he simply doesn’t do it. He plays by the book, if a guy isn’t open he doesn’t go up that guy. Very efficient QB when guys are getting open.
Great post. I think the easy answer is that Adam Gase's ego might've gotten in his way. He had a lot of success in a short period of time and became a hot commodity in due part to exposure Peyton Manning brought him. The first year success in Miami proved to be a detriment when he couldn't weather the adversity after RT's injury. In his defense just a bit, he was unlucky with that injury and yet another mistake made by our medical staff as it pertained to the starting QB position. There was never going to be any rebounding from that situation though and his ****y self absorbed attitude made him no allies.
Flores came in, took a look around and decided to take the remaining wheels off himself. He had the right kind of ego.
We have a long way to go yet but I wouldn't trade our coach for any other on the planet.
You predicted he’s going to have a bust in canton?! BoldI'm still skeptical. In fact he was my "bust" prediction in the other thread.
Wow, that would be a miracle, seeing that he has had one decent season out of five so far in his career.You predicted he’s going to have a bust in canton?! Bold
Tannehill has innate accuracy traits, give him time he will make Great throws,..problems occur if he doesn’t.Tannehill had some times when he and Parker were in sync - 2016 against NE, when they resorted to outright tackling Parker and taking the PI, rather than getting an ever bigger play, comes to mind. But yeah, most of the time it wasn't in his arsenal. But, other than Parker, whose ability to outplay the defender for the ball disappeared with his confidence, who did we really have to catch a jump ball while he was here? We mostly had speed/finesse guys or just the odd RB as a WR in Landry.
Tennehill had no problem throwing to covered guys in Tennessee. He threw some guys open downfield that were some of the best throws I've ever seen. He's certainly not a gunslinger though - he takes calculated, not reckless, risks.
We finally have a legit, tough and smart Head Coach. I love this coach. He brought class and an attitude back to Miami!