Nice little compilation.
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Ryan Tannehill 2016 deep throws
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Glad we didn't cut him after many were asking for it due to the worst drop of his career. He's still not fully healthy but he helps Parker a lot just being on the field. Look forward to both of them on the field when they're 100% and on form.
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Jarvis Landry is a playmaker.
He can go deep.
Oh also, Tannehill is very accurate down the field.
He can go deep.
Oh also, Tannehill is very accurate down the field.
Nice compilation. Some of those were pretty crazy. He's really developed this part of his game.
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Those were some damned accurate throws! Even the two INT's, the WR's would have had it if they had continued their stride. Stills slows up on one, and can't get to the spot on time to contest it. Questionable decision to throw that, but it was still an accurate throw, and Stills shares that INT. Then the deep ball to DVP is a good throw as well, but DVP misjudges the ball in the air, slows up and jumps too soon, and the ball sails over his head. Typically, when a QB overthrows a bomb it isn't intercepted, but here the DB read it perfectly and kept running when DVP stopped and jumped early. IMHO, the drop-in-the-bucket throws with more arc are more forgiving for WR's and minimize those misjudged jumps ... but Tannehill delivered the ball accurately and on time. That INT is on DVP.
So many pinpoint perfect throws. That one to Landry where he stops on a dime and embarrasses Cleveland was a phenomenal throw inches above two defenders' hands, exactly where Jarvis could catch it before he encounters the 3rd defender with time to sidestep him into ESPN's Plays of the Day.
Watching them all together like that, really underscores just how accurate Tannehill is. He is excellent when given time, but really good when pressured as well. Gase is getting results out of Tannehill. I can see why he attacked the media (Blowmar?) when they ignorantly criticized his deep ball.
So many pinpoint perfect throws. That one to Landry where he stops on a dime and embarrasses Cleveland was a phenomenal throw inches above two defenders' hands, exactly where Jarvis could catch it before he encounters the 3rd defender with time to sidestep him into ESPN's Plays of the Day.
Watching them all together like that, really underscores just how accurate Tannehill is. He is excellent when given time, but really good when pressured as well. Gase is getting results out of Tannehill. I can see why he attacked the media (Blowmar?) when they ignorantly criticized his deep ball.
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Tannehill can't throw deep, he is not accurate enough, that is already a closed issue.
You forgot that he's 'just' a converted WR and Miko's statements that the team doesn't have faith in him. I mean, it's all right there written on p. 3 of the Tanne-haetrs Media Guide.
Here's is my take on that from an earlier post of mine and edited to fit this response:
. . . if you watch the original angle of the FS, he's looking to cut in front of DVP for a possible breakup. Once the FS realizes that Tannehill has an arc on the pass and it's headed over DVP's shoulder, he pushes off to redirect himself back to the ball. You can also tell here that there's an unnatural stop in Parker's momentum.
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It was DPI and a very bad no call by officiating, not poor timing in the jump by Parker.