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Ryan Tannehill trade could be a smart move by the Dolphins

FinfanInBuffalo said:
I don't factor the rushing yards and TDs as much as others may. My reasoning is that those are simply carries taken from the RBs. In addition, it is not sustainable over the long haul. Newton is below average in reading defenses, and accuracy and IMO, those are cardinal sins for a QB. Give me a better passer and leave the running to the RBs.
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Newton is special type of qb that know how win. he can throw, run and avoid sack plus he got good defense as well.
 
39wildman said:
Newton is special type of qb that know how win. he can throw, run and avoid sack plus he got good defense as well.
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He is the most inaccurate QB in the league. If he "knows how to win", why does he have 4 seasons below .500 in 7 years (with a good defense).

He might me the most overrated player in the league.
 
39wildman said:
yes he is better than Bortles. thill17 need start winning in nfl. other than that he is not going get no respect. in nfl. plus he is 30 yr old. the rest of these qb are young than he is as well. it time for thill17 to start carrying dolphins on his shoulder to playoff or he will become another qb in sunset.
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get over the age part.
Andrew Luck, Age 28
Tyrod Taylor, Age 29
Cam Newton, Age 29
Nick Foles, Age 29
Russell Wilson, Age 29
Kirk Cousins, Age 30
Ryan Tannehill, Age 30
Matthew Stafford, Age 30
Sam Bradford, Age 30
Andy Dalton age 30
Matt Ryan, Age 33
Joe Flacco, Age 33
Alex Smith, Age 34
Aaron Rodgers, Age 34
Ben Roethlisberger, Age 36
Philip Rivers, Age 36
Eli Manning, Age 37
Carson Palmer, Age 38
Drew Brees, Age 39
Tom Brady age 41
the average age is about 30
 
fansinceGWilson said:
It would be interesting to know everyone's opinion on the probability of
a) Tannehill being traded = 0%
b) Miami drafting a R1 rookie, = 5-10%
c) this being Gase's last season = 20%
d) Tbaum being fired/replaced, = 25%
e) Ross selling the team = 0%
I get those who give info they think justifies all five of the above or the above five SHOULD happen, but, IMO, the odds of any are quite small.
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I've NEVER been a fan of Cam Newton, but he made some BIG steps forward last season.

He was making reads and throws that he did not make earlier in his career.

By this time if RT was really a clutch QB we would already know.
 
tcdrover said:
I've NEVER been a fan of Cam Newton, but he made some BIG steps forward last season.

He was making reads and throws that he did not make earlier in his career.

By this time if RT was really a clutch QB we would already know.
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But giving Cam 7 years to become below average at reading defenses is okay?
 
lurking said:
get over the age part.
Andrew Luck, Age 28
Tyrod Taylor, Age 29
Cam Newton, Age 29
Nick Foles, Age 29
Russell Wilson, Age 29
Kirk Cousins, Age 30
Ryan Tannehill, Age 30
Matthew Stafford, Age 30
Sam Bradford, Age 30
Andy Dalton age 30
Matt Ryan, Age 33
Joe Flacco, Age 33
Alex Smith, Age 34
Aaron Rodgers, Age 34
Ben Roethlisberger, Age 36
Philip Rivers, Age 36
Eli Manning, Age 37
Carson Palmer, Age 38
Drew Brees, Age 39
Tom Brady age 41
the average age is about 30
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I hate to do this but once again Tannehill is simply average...haha
 
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