Imagine Tua with a healthy (for the most part) Receiving core, a consistently fair to good Oline, and a running game that rarely got caught for negative yardage, while at least averging 3.5 yards per carry.
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Why isn't passing grade and QBR the same thing?
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This is phenomenal stuff considering the talent around Tua.
With the way he is playing, if Miami can get an average running game the Dolphins can compete with the big boys.
In a way, maybe having such a horrible line will help Tua in the future. We already know he can make absolutely perfect throws under constant duress. Give him that extra second or two that most quarterbacks get and we'll start seeing some serious deep game success.
With the way he is playing, if Miami can get an average running game the Dolphins can compete with the big boys.
In a way, maybe having such a horrible line will help Tua in the future. We already know he can make absolutely perfect throws under constant duress. Give him that extra second or two that most quarterbacks get and we'll start seeing some serious deep game success.
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Similar to the way Kurt Warner learned to process faster and throw faster due to him time in the AFL before coming to the NFL?
Interesting take. Could be something very much to that.
They use different formulas.
I believe that PFF passing grade compared to NFL and ESPN which are all differently calculated.
We can only hope, because the jump would be very significant.
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Nice! Way to dig deep.
I mean at least we know Tua can make plays under pressure.
And if you look at the guys just above and just below him in those rankings, he's in solid company in those.