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No, OL isn’t that important. We need Kaepernick! Lol.
 
The problem is, quite frankly, they haven’t shown the aptitude to identify OL talent, nor have they prioritized it properly when they have had opportunities in the draft.
 
My question is . . .what happened the first 2.5 quarters when we clearly dominated their defensive line? 10 points tho . . . Its not good enough.

What about Miami’s offensive line giving up the fewest pressures in the NFL coming into this game?

Stop scapegoating the playcaller and the QB and the weak outside skill guys.
 
Do you not notice a correlation with your exact timeline and Tunsil going down?

Kdawg954 said:
My question is . . .what happened the first 2.5 quarters when we clearly dominated their defensive line? 10 points tho . . . Its not good enough.

What about Miami’s offensive line giving up the fewest pressures in the NFL coming into this game?

Stop scapegoating the playcaller and the QB and the weak outside skill guys.
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The offensive line is bad but a qb adept at eluding pressure would certainly help. I watch other qbs break the pocket and complete passes every week after the ol collapses. Dalton did it a couple times today. Tannehill just doesn’t have that ability.
 
PAphins said:
Do you not notice a correlation with your exact timeline and Tunsil going down?
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Even when Tunsil was in . . . .i am tired of this team not scoring enough points.

We outplayed them at the LOS and we had 10 offensive points to show for it. Miami cant keep expecting to win 17-14 in todays NFL.

It ain’t good enough.
 
Austin Tatious said:
The problem is, quite frankly, they haven’t shown the aptitude to identify OL talent, nor have they prioritized it properly when they have had opportunities in the draft.
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That’s the real problem. The OF and Gasy aren’t capable of identifying talent.
 
Kdawg954 said:
Even when Tunsil was in . . . .i am tired of this team not scoring enough points.

We outplayed them at the LOS and we had 10 offensive points to show for it. Miami cant keep expecting to win 17-14 in todays NFL.

It ain’t good enough.
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the FG drive began at midfield with a 15 yard penalty that put us in FG range. ryan tannehill has lead this offense to 7 points in the last 2 games. reminds me of when all we had to do to make the playoffs was beat the bills or jets and we lost 19-0 and 20-7. that was 5 years ago. nothing has changed. time to move on.
 
Kdawg954 said:
Even when Tunsil was in . . . .i am tired of this team not scoring enough points.

We outplayed them at the LOS and we had 10 offensive points to show for it. Miami cant keep expecting to win 17-14 in todays NFL.

It ain’t good enough.
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I completely agree that its obviously not good enough, but it was paper thin to begin with and I’d hesitate to say their DLine was “dominated”.

Once you completely give up one side of the LOS you get the avalanche you saw. No team is winning behind young larson swanson and davis. Which is a damn shame it’s come to that lineup because they looked very good to start the year at full health.
 
Excuses, excuses.

If you're a good offensive coach, you adjust. Move the pocket away from the weakened left side. Call rollouts.

If you're a good QB, be prepared to move. Don't stand in the pocket like a complete idiot, waiting to get hit. Be prepared to throw the ball away, instead of taking sacks repeatedly.

I'm sorry, but Gase and Tannehill are just a bad combo. It's time to face facts. Gase is either calling this horizontal passing game to protect Tannehill, or he doesn't trust him. Neither option is a good option.
 
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