1 is worst - 32 best 10. Miami Dolphins - 1) Ryan Tannehill, 2) Matt Moore In baseball, there's the well-known stat WAR, which stands for Wins Above Replacement. The idea is that it takes the most average baseball player and then evaluates how many more wins another player produces over the course of a season. Bryce Harper, for instance, had 9.3 WAR in 2015, meaning he was good for nine wins himself. Why am I mentioning all this in a football post? Because Ryan Tannehill is the embodiment of an NFL "replacement player." http://www.foxsports.com/nfl/story/...ing-the-best-worst-cowboys-eagles-pack-050416