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Six NFL players poised for a breakout 2022 season: Tua Tagovailoa among those ready to make a leap

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I love the track team assembled around him. I buy that this young QB is in fact the same kid who set records at Alabama and had teams tanking for him. The madness of playing under dueling offensive coordinators -- or mystery coordinators or whatever the hell Brian Flores was trying to do on the offensive staff -- is behind him. It's a fresh start under Mike McDaniel. The pass-catchers will get a ton of YAC. The offensive line is much improved. They will run the ball. Tua won't have to be super flashy to be very effective. I like the fit.


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Six NFL players poised for a breakout 2022 season: Tua Tagovailoa among those ready to make a leap

These six emerging young players are set up for much bigger things in 2022
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andyahs said:
I love the track team assembled around him. I buy that this young QB is in fact the same kid who set records at Alabama and had teams tanking for him. The madness of playing under dueling offensive coordinators -- or mystery coordinators or whatever the hell Brian Flores was trying to do on the offensive staff -- is behind him. It's a fresh start under Mike McDaniel. The pass-catchers will get a ton of YAC. The offensive line is much improved. They will run the ball. Tua won't have to be super flashy to be very effective. I like the fit.


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Six NFL players poised for a breakout 2022 season: Tua Tagovailoa among those ready to make a leap

These six emerging young players are set up for much bigger things in 2022
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And if he can get comfy throwing those deep balls, watch out. He then will be able to get flashy.
 
Swiss said:
Interesting. Some don't have as rosy of a projection for Tua:

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LOL your opinion not unlike your profile pic full of holes and hate for Tua! LMAO Go Tua and McD! Prove the naysayers wrong!



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andyahs said:
Ok.

Who is this guy?
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Some random guy on the internet, that post vlogs on YouTube.

So much wrong in his video. Love the comment that about bad Offense coaching. He justified it by say well a NFL coaching staff is still an NFL coaching. Well it was one of the worst constructed NFL Offense coaching staffs ever, plenty of college staffs were far better. Heck therewas the rumor that Flores guy for OC was an college OC but then turned him down. No O guys worth a crap wanted to coach under Flo.

Also claims that the O staff had to baby Tua with short routes because he is physically limited throwing downfield. But fails to mention stuff like maybe we didn't throw downfield mu h because we had one of the worst OLs in NFL history at pass blocking and that WRs didn't have time to run much downfield routes. If Tua is so limited downfield why did he complete over 50% of his throws 20+ yards downfield (top 5 NFL). Why was Tua one the best ever rated QBs in NCAA history at throws over 20 yards?

Look I don't know for sure is Tua will become great or not, but this guy made a hit piece vlog titled why 2022 will be Tua's downfall, with little substance at all or factual data.
 
dan the fin said:
Some random guy on the internet, that post vlogs on YouTube.

So much wrong in his video. Love the comment that about bad Offense coaching. He justified it by say well a NFL coaching staff is still an NFL coaching. Well it was one of the worst constructed NFL Offense coaching staffs ever, plenty of college staffs were far better. Heck therewas the rumor that Flores guy for OC was an college OC but then turned him down. No O guys worth a crap wanted to coach under Flo.

Also claims that the O staff had to baby Tua with short routes because he is physically limited throwing downfield. But fails to mention stuff like maybe we didn't throw downfield mu h because we had one of the worst OLs in NFL history at pass blocking and that WRs didn't have time to run much downfield routes. If Tua is so limited downfield why did he complete over 50% of his throws 20+ yards downfield (top 5 NFL). Why was Tua one the best ever rated QBs in NCAA history at throws over 20 yards?

Look I don't know for sure is Tua will become great or not, but this guy made a hit piece vlog titled why 2022 will be Tua's downfall, with little substance at all or factual data.
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Love posters who jump on any positive Tua thread with negative crap no matter where they find out.

JLC is not a known Dolphin positive "reporter" so this to me was surprising.
 
dan the fin said:
Some random guy on the internet, that post vlogs on YouTube.

So much wrong in his video. Love the comment that about bad Offense coaching. He justified it by say well a NFL coaching staff is still an NFL coaching. Well it was one of the worst constructed NFL Offense coaching staffs ever, plenty of college staffs were far better. Heck therewas the rumor that Flores guy for OC was an college OC but then turned him down. No O guys worth a crap wanted to coach under Flo.

Also claims that the O staff had to baby Tua with short routes because he is physically limited throwing downfield. But fails to mention stuff like maybe we didn't throw downfield mu h because we had one of the worst OLs in NFL history at pass blocking and that WRs didn't have time to run much downfield routes. If Tua is so limited downfield why did he complete over 50% of his throws 20+ yards downfield (top 5 NFL). Why was Tua one the best ever rated QBs in NCAA history at throws over 20 yards?

Look I don't know for sure is Tua will become great or not, but this guy made a hit piece vlog titled why 2022 will be Tua's downfall, with little substance at all or factual data.
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Same vlogger also posted a video titled "Why Tua should be drafted #1 overall" two years ago. But not to worry after the Dolphins drafted him he appears to have joined the "cool kids anti-Tua" club. Guy mostly posts after the fact videos, jumping on whatever "popular" opinion is running around.
 
I just wasted a few minutes of my life listening to this moron who doesn’t even seem to have a clue about the game of football. Obviously he can post anything he wants to but I find it hard to believe that anyone on this forum who claims to be a Dolphin fan would post this BS.
Swiss, I will just assume you are just a Tua hater and not really a Dolphin fan and therefore you can join the rest of the Tua Haters on my ignore list. See ya.
 
I have no idea if Tua is “the guy” or not. I do agree this is a big deal year for him. If he is not the guy, we will bundle a lot of picks to trade up and get a QB in 2023 draft.
If he is the guy we can use those picks on areas of weakness. Crucial for us long term that he is the guy.
 
Jssanto said:
I have no idea if Tua is “the guy” or not. I do agree this is a big deal year for him. If he is not the guy, we will bundle a lot of picks to trade up and get a QB in 2023 draft.
If he is the guy we can use those picks on areas of weakness. Crucial for us long term that he is the guy.
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Amen. The best possible scenario is that he proves he's the franchise going forward...ALL fans should be hoping for that. Luckily for all of us, there are signs pointing toward him having a standout season and solidifying himself as "the guy." Remains to be seen, of course, but I'm hopeful.
 
Don't you want a QB drafted in the top 5 to be super flashy and "the guy"? I'm not being negative here. He has the tools now and an offensive guru.

Now, go be super flashy and wow us and the NFL. If the Dolphins wanted a game manager (like Jay Fiedler in 2000), they could have brought in a retread like Nick Foles or Jimmy Garopalo.

Go do it Tua, show everyone (but especially Chris Simms) that you are the guy!
 
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