Ryan Tannehill's turnovers continue

[Shouright]

It's time for the team to get very conservative in its gameplanning and coaching with regard to Ryan Tannehill IMO.

Last year Ryan dropped back just over 30 times a game. This year it is just over 40 times a game.

To many IMO

Like I've been saying (above, for example), they're coaching as though they don't have a developmental QB.

 

[Built2Win]

too much blame to go around ultimately it is up to Tannehill to learn from these mistakes..
I think sherman, philibin, ireland are hurting the kids development. Tanne needs to work with a former qb to teach him better mechanics.
I think it still too early to give up on him..

 

[Dthrill_08]

I can live with his last pic. A desperation throw. I can almost live with his first pic, but have a hard time with it. I'm livid about his fumbles.

Yes, people can say Bradybunchen fumbled too, and it's true. It happens. But EVERY TIME he takes a hard hit?

If he's being coached to keep both hands on the ball until he's ready to pull the trigger and he's not doing it, he needs to be benched. If he's not being coached to do that, the QB coach needs to be fired. Son-in-law or not.

If he's being coached to tuck the ball and run and he's not doing that, he needs to be benched. If he's being coached to eat the ball, the QB coach needs to be fired. Son-in-law or not.

Etc ....

There is a massive failure here and if Philbin doesn't fix it, he needs to be fired.

He needs to be more careful but did you watch the game. He was in a passing motion. He was about to pass the ball last time I checked you can't do it with both hands on it and close to the chest.