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It's Only Happened ONCE!
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Why are the Dolphins not playing to their strengths & what they do well? :idk:
- I’m going to copy and paste this from every “The tape don’t lie” ever written, which, granted, is only like five. “Ryan Tannehill is accurate, poised and confident throwing while rolling out of the pocket, on the move, and even off-balance.” End paste. OK, so by now I’m sure you’ve seen Tannehill’s ridiculous 53-yard completion to tight end MarQueis Gray. The one where Tannehill was headed toward the left sideline, off balance, when he ****ed and effortlessly threw the ball 55 yards in the air, with ease, to Gray, who waited for it, hauled it in and was pushed out of bounds at the Steelers’ 1-yard line. Yeah, that one. Play of the year for Tannehill. But don’t forget this play in the second quarter, which should have been a touchdown (the second TD Tannehill lost as DeVante Parker also had a drop on a beautiful spiral). Anyhow, Tannehill made a laser throw (he can do this) to Dominique Jones in the right corner of the end zone; rolling to his right; under pressure; feet not set. It was an awesome throw and it’s the kind of thing that makes people like Gase want to keep the Tannehill project rolling all season before issuing a grade. Now here’s the rub. Tannehill has three games this season with a passer rating of 93 or higher. And three games with a passer rating of 80, 75 and 62. There are 11 games left. The challenge to Tannehill is to score 93 or higher in 8 of the final 11 games.
Why are the Dolphins not playing to their strengths & what they do well? :idk: