Ryan Tannehill's Divergence from Chad Henne?

[utahphinsfan]

FWIW over the last 4 games without Reggie Wayne 2-2 Luck's YPA was barely 6 - a full 1.22 ypa less than 3-1 Tannehill's. Just for perspective Matt Ryan's 1-4 postseason YPA is 6.6. Since I know the Tannehill-obsessed OP is a Melty nut-hugger, make of this whatever you will.

It as Mark Twain once said, "there are 3 kinds of lies; lies, damned lies, & statistics."

My opinion; Tannehill is the most improved QB from the class of 2012 and the best is Russell Wilson.

 

[hoops]

I think tannehills the most improved starter from one year to the next in football...Sherman was right

 

[Shouright]

The fourth game of that season was home against the pats. What a coincidence, after that debacle, Henne fell of the face of the earth.....so to revert to my opinion thread, this may be a franchise changing game for us. We beat this team and get the monkey off our backs, it can propel us to close strong and make a playoff push.

Actually he was no worse than Tannehill for the following two games, and in fact he beat the eventual Super Bowl champion Packers away in the following game. It was when he started throwing the ball downfield at a normal rate, after the loss against Pittsburgh on October 24th, that he started to deteriorate.

In other words, when the "degree of difficulty" associated with playing his position increased, the quality of his overall performance decreased. This is precisely why I did the following analysis this past offseason:

http://www.finheaven.com/showthread...den-An-Objective-Analysis-(Part-I)&highlight=