One good intangible about tannehill is he never seems to get rattled

[phinatic1399]

Throw 2 ints comes back to throw 3 touchdowns. He gets sacked and beat up more than any other QB in the league but he doesnt complain he doesnt throw his teammates under the bus. He never gets rattled always has the same even keel attitude. I like his resiliency.

 

[FinfanInBuffalo]

I agree 100%. I'd like to see him add a bit of fire to his personality, but he definitely looks cool under pressure.

 

[mikefinfan]

I love that about him too, just wish he would get more pissed on the 3rd sack and beyond... 1-2 sacks a game is average... But after that I'd start getting pissed and telling the line what I think

 

[Oraclepz]

but but but.. isnt he a bust? ( sarcasm for all you slow ones out there)

 

[J. David Wannyheimer]

I love that about him too, just wish he would get more pissed on the 3rd sack and beyond... 1-2 sacks a game is average... But after that I'd start getting pissed and telling the line what I think

Dude, it's not their fault they are a poorly assembled unit of guys who either just aren't very good (John Jerry) or are too old to be effective (Clabo).

Yelling at them won't suddenly turn them into a unit of guys with all-pro talent in their primes.

 

[jtsacksyou]

One of my favorite things about him is watching him on the sidelines at the end of the games. He cares about this team and winning, thats very obvious.

 

[slk018]

I agree. I have said many times, I think he lacks some intangibles. But, you are right he is calm under pressure and he does not get rattled.

I do not want to start another debate about RT, but I am not sure he has the killer instinct and is cerebral enough. but, I def agree with your point!

 

[mikefinfan]

Dude, it's not their fault they are a poorly assembled unit of guys who either just aren't very good (John Jerry) or are too old to be effective (Clabo).

Yelling at them won't suddenly turn them into a unit of guys with all-pro talent in their primes.

I meant at the start of the season when the actual starters were allowing like 6 sacks a game.... Think Marino just said nothing? I remember him specifically getting in their grill and telling them to step it up... Yes, yelling at someone actually can light a fire under their ass, contrary to popular belief

 

[FinfanInBuffalo]

I meant at the start of the season when the actual starters were allowing like 6 sacks a game.... Think Marino just said nothing? I remember him specifically getting in their grill and telling them to step it up... Yes, yelling at someone actually can light a fire under their ass, contrary to popular belief

It could also make them quit and go home to mommy.... (sorry couldn't resist)

 

[NCFINFAN13]

This is one of the things I like about the kid. He's fearless and has a short memory. Those are important attributes for a QB.

 

[number1fin]

He's exactly the same in his press conferences after the game no matter the outcome too.

Never too high or too low.

All the credit must go to Lauren for keeping a happy home.

 

[Nawledge]

I love that about him too, just wish he would get more pissed on the 3rd sack and beyond... 1-2 sacks a game is average... But after that I'd start getting pissed and telling the line what I think

lol imagine Marino getting sacked at this rate? Marino would've been screaming his ass off at those lineman

 

[Dolphins7273]

I don't know, but as of right now, he seems like the type of guy that would get rattled in a big game. Apparently he had a history of it in college. He's also been a turnover machine.

 

[CRAZYDOLFAN305]

If nothing else, he is the toughest qb in the league. He takes a lick and keep on ticking..

 

[Sirspud]

When Tannehill is in the flow of the game, he does do a good job of not being rattled. I still think he rattles himself sometimes entering games though. Both of his seasons in the league we've seen him come out after bye weeks and be way off on throws he usually makes. We've also seen him have pretty poor opening halves in week one. It seems to me like the longer he has to think about a game, the worse he plays entering the game.