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Go watch the play again. By no means am I saying Tua deserved this, but this might be thee, singular most stupid thing I have ever seen a QB do in my life.

With the whole left side of the field wide open before him, and I mean wide, wide, open, with FB Alec Ingold in front of him to use as a blocker if he chose to run, or a target if he just continued up the field like every sane QB in the world would do; he turned and ran back to the other side of the field, which is utter madness, and right into the arms of a 360 pound behemoth out to show the world that he was more of a badass than DJ Reader ever was.

In addition to all this rank stupidity being hideously displayed, Mostert was wide open for the first down the whole time. Anyone can clearly see Mostert wide open on the replay.

Again, every QB in the world just continues running up the left side of the field and if a receiver comes open, they complete the pass, otherwise just run out of bounds or get a few yards and slide down.

What is wrong with Tua that he make this kind of decision??

This is really troubling. Was Tua actually disoriented tonight??
 
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No, he was trying to make the deep play, Tua is always looking downfield which is why his yards per attempt are top in the league with McD at the helm.

He just hasn't learned to protect himself when he takes these risks. He needs to learn from peyton... take what the defense gives you
 
I think He Must ask himself another question.
Is it worth that i Ruin my Body and my Life for Football?
His injury History make me scary.
After 3 years NFL for a First round Pick He should have enought Money for a good healthy Life somewhere.
If i would be Tua i think i quit and Take my Life.
 
Finsup_germany said:
I think He Must ask himself another question.
Is it worth that i Ruin my Body and my Life for Football?
His injury History make me scary.
After 3 years NFL for a First round Pick He should have enought Money for a good healthy Life somewhere.
If i would be Tua i think i quit and Take my Life.
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Agreed!
 
Kingdom Come said:
Go watch the play again. By no means am I saying Tua deserved this, but this might be thee, singular most stupid thing I have ever seen a QB do in my life.

With the whole left side of the field wide open before him, and I mean wide, wide, open, with FB Alec Ingold in front of him to use as a blocker if he chose to run, or a target if he just continued up the field like every sane QB in the world would do; he turned and ran back to the other side of the field, which is utter madness, and right into the arms of a 360 pound behemoth out to show the world that he was more of a badass than DJ Reader ever was.

In addition to all this rank stupidity being hideously displayed, Mostert was wide open for the first down the whole time. Anyone can clearly see Mostert wide open on the replay.

Again, every QB in the world just continues running up the left side of the field and if a receiver comes open, they complete the pass, otherwise just run out of bounds or get a few yards and slide down.

What is wrong with Tua that he make this kind of decision?? It's like watching Joe trying to find a dead woman in the audience.

This is really troubling. Was Tua actually disoriented tonight??
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Tried to keep the play alive longer than he should have.

Also makes you wonder if there is a little bit of fear from getting hit? Why not just continue rolling left and towards the LOS? It was open and plenty of room to move towards. He came back inside and into danger…

Unfortunately the tackle/slam was pretty violent and the way tua fell he didnt protect himself in anyway.

Its hard to blame Tua for any of this… even if it is his fault he was trying to make a play by keeping the play alive. Tough thing to watch…
 
Finsup_germany said:
I think He Must ask himself another question.
Is it worth that i Ruin my Body and my Life for Football?
His injury History make me scary.
After 3 years NFL for a First round Pick He should have enought Money for a good healthy Life somewhere.
If i would be Tua i think i quit and Take my Life.
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"Take his life"? Words matter.
 
Kingdom Come said:
Go watch the play again. By no means am I saying Tua deserved this, but this might be thee, singular most stupid thing I have ever seen a QB do in my life.

With the whole left side of the field wide open before him, and I mean wide, wide, open, with FB Alec Ingold in front of him to use as a blocker if he chose to run, or a target if he just continued up the field like every sane QB in the world would do; he turned and ran back to the other side of the field, which is utter madness, and right into the arms of a 360 pound behemoth out to show the world that he was more of a badass than DJ Reader ever was.

In addition to all this rank stupidity being hideously displayed, Mostert was wide open for the first down the whole time. Anyone can clearly see Mostert wide open on the replay.

Again, every QB in the world just continues running up the left side of the field and if a receiver comes open, they complete the pass, otherwise just run out of bounds or get a few yards and slide down.

What is wrong with Tua that he make this kind of decision??

This is really troubling. Was Tua actually disoriented tonight??
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We aren't privy to seeing the whole field. Could likely be that he had a deep receiver that was working his way open and Tua thought he was going to have time to get it there before the pass rush did. If so, he was obviously wrong, but he wouldn't be the first quarterback who held on to the ball too long and took a big hit.
 
brumdog44 said:
Be serious, man.
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Is Tua Pat White Just Better?

I mean every time he takes the field the concern is an injury and a devastating one at that. I remember quite vividly the QB out of the University of WV, one Mr. White, who had limited NFL skills yet was very exciting to watch play. The caveat was that every time he took off or dropped back I...
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You're right that people are asking the wrong question; you're just wrong about what that question should be.

The real question is, would he have had the same experience last night had the hit against Buffalo not happened? In other words, is second concussion syndrome actually in play, here?
 
NYC#1finsfan said:

Is Tua Pat White Just Better?

I mean every time he takes the field the concern is an injury and a devastating one at that. I remember quite vividly the QB out of the University of WV, one Mr. White, who had limited NFL skills yet was very exciting to watch play. The caveat was that every time he took off or dropped back I...
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Just drop it
 
I hate the longer developing plays with Tua at quarterback. Everything should be based around motion, play action, and quick darts over the middle. When we aren't doing that I'm always wondering what the heck we're thinking. There doesn't have to be a quota of standard drop back plays.

I'm convinced that it is hellish for defenses to deal with left handers on those quick throws. All the angles are totally different than anything they see or can prepare for. The ball is coming out from the wrong place, which means defensive linemen don't instinctively get their hands up in the correct spot and there's increased hesitation and confusion from linebackers and secondary. Split second and fractional advantage but that's everything.

I have no problem saying this because as I lefty I remember I always had it easier than I should have. The right-handed quarterbacks were throwing the ball smack into my up stretched left hand, not expecting it to be there.

The longer the play goes for Tua, the more normalized it becomes.
 
if anyone watched the pre game warm ups that should say it all.He was kinda grimmissing on his throws,wasnt smiling and didnt have the spark in his eyes like he usually has.
 
Awsi Dooger said:
I hate the longer developing plays with Tua at quarterback. Everything should be based around motion, play action, and quick darts over the middle. When we aren't doing that I'm always wondering what the heck we're thinking. There doesn't have to be a quota of standard drop back plays.

I'm convinced that it is hellish for defenses to deal with left handers on those quick throws. All the angles are totally different than anything they see or can prepare for. The ball is coming out from the wrong place, which means defensive linemen don't instinctively get their hands up in the correct spot and there's increased hesitation and confusion from linebackers and secondary. Split second and fractional advantage but that's everything.

I have no problem saying this because as I lefty I remember I always had it easier than I should have. The right-handed quarterbacks were throwing the ball smack into my up stretched left hand, not expecting it to be there.

The longer the play goes for Tua, the more normalized it becomes.
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We have two speedsters at WR, we need those plays also
 
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