***Phins/Texans Post Game***

[EasyRider]

It absolutely was, he underthrew him. 3 more yards and that was 6. Tyreek had to stop and come back for it with a defender in better position. The defender's arm was under the ball allowing him more leverage to pull the ball in.

I can’t believe this is still being defended

 

[DrMultimedia]

Gonna be hard pressed to find a nerd chart with a X and Y axis telling us how great was Tua this week…

Time of possession vs turnovers. I'm sure Tua would rank high in some way.

 

[joenhre]

This can be acknowledged while also being out on Grier and McDaniel and shitting on the OL in the process.

All collectively bad. In the biggest moment of the season. Again.

No argumenr here. I thought Grier should have been gone after the 2018 season. I don't believe McDaniel should be back in 2025 either. They all have failed miserably.

 

[Michael Scott]

I’d really like Ross to pop some pills, re-establish some blood flow down there, and can this sack of **** tomorrow morning.

Do not let him finish out the season. It’s the season of giving. Gift him back the embarrassment he’s gifted this fanbase time and time again in crucial moments.

 

[canesz06]

I am. QBs have bad games. I want to see what he does when he doesn't have to process at lightning speed. Give him an average OL. If it's the same Tua, then cut bait.

They pay him 50 mil a year to process at lightening speed though

 

[EPBro]

Hope they let Calais Campbell hook up with a playoff bound team

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That 5th for Campbell would be nice to have back.

 

[dnespins]

Really disappointed in Hill not just today but all year.

Come on man he's a guy that needs a QB who can beat 2 deep with his arm. He don't have that.

 

[marino13zach54]

Let’s not crucify Tua, people.

If you know you’re Dolphins, you were noticing quite early that our defense was in a game they had zero business being in. Our dink & dunk office couldn’t ignite a spark to capitalize.

I don’t know how we went from Hill & Waddle to Achane & Smith but that trade in offensive passing philosophy pretty much secured our continued mediocrity.

 

[Fred Bear]

I’m so sorry I did
But thanks for acknowledging
Took a lot of heat for it

But I wasn’t a fan from the beginning when you are hired to be a HC, thank your lucky stars, you’ve never been a playcaller or an OC……but you decide you’re gonna handle dual roles???!! Who on earth thought this would be a good idea

I guess that was between Grier and McDaniel, Ross doesn't know crap about football

 

[dolfan91]

 

[dunegoon]

I really like Tua. I used to QB back in the day and so I really appreciate his mechanics and throws. I am starting to think he won't make it. Damn shame because he has all the trademarks for an elite qb mi us the arm strength. His dad is an idiot for making him throw lefty. He could have had more power with his right. Can't make this **** up.

Then again is he an idiot? Tua is like this now

 

[TXFinFan]

 

[LoneyROY7]

I've been defending Tua for a long time on here, but he consistently contributes some of the most demoralizing performances/losses I've ever experienced in my sports life.

 

[Fred Bear]

Let’s not crucify Tua, people.

If you know you’re Dolphins, you were noticing quite early that our defense was in a game they had zero business being in. Our dink & dunk office couldn’t ignite a spark to capitalize.

I don’t know how we went from Hill & Waddle to Achane & Smith but that trade in offensive passing philosophy pretty much secured our continued mediocrity.

3 interceptions and a fumble

 

[bdizzle00]

Regardless of who the the GM, HC, or QB is, The priority has to be on improving the OL.