T. Armstead is a beast
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I knew there would be a video.
Rookie probably wasn't feeling like much of a man there.
He's no Bosa.
Rookie probably wasn't feeling like much of a man there.
He's no Bosa.
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He’s the key for this offense to continue it’s success and hopefully get us in the playoffs and beyon!
That's funny because one of my arms is really strong too.
It's just your forearm @superphin 
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Looked like a glitch in a video game.
He's been a big addition for sure
Have to be pleased with his availability so far this season, too.
they've done a good job of resting him during the week as much as possible though he still missed some time......two more games before the bye week which I'm sure they're all looking forward to.
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It says something when nearly all of Miami's best o-linemen during the past decade were all players drafted by another team. Many people raved about Tunsil, but IMO he was nowhere near as good as Armstead. Armstead actually makes a difference when he's on the field, while Tunsil was just a half-decent lineman who looked better than he actually was because the other four guys were terrible. Pouncey wasn't all that great, James was never worthy of a 1st round pick, and we all know about guys like Jonathan Martin and Dallas Thomas. Austin Jackson is another 1st round pick who didn't live up to his draft status; he appears to be back-up material. And, having Eichenberg as a starter is NOT a good sign. The only o-lineman drafted by Miami in recent history who has earned his job is Hunt, and possibly Deiter as a back-up. IOW, Miami needs to look for their o-linemen outside of the draft!
Have said many times that Tunsil was overrated. Not that I’d mind having in back but he’s no Jake Long or Armstead. When Armstead plays, the QB enjoys pockets to throw from. When he doesn’t, no pocket. It’s crazy
