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It fit the profile teammates have seen in Tannehill from the start: not just a player with the mental and physical tools to succeed at the most difficult position in sports, but a person mature beyond his years, unfazed by adversity off the field or on it.
"That's my favorite thing about him," receiver Mike Wallace said. "You've got a lot of quarterbacks who might throw a pick, they might throw two, and they go into the tank. And he's not like that. He's a guy who's going to continue to fight no matter what the situation."
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You just look at him and you can tell that he's confident in himself," tackle Tyson Clabo said. "That's really the biggest obstacle to overcome from a youth standpoint. When we look at him, we can see he's confident in himself and so it gives us confidence in him."
Whatever the judgment is and whenever it happens, I'm sure it'd be a big buzz going around," Tannehill said. "But in the locker room, we're focused on the task at hand and this week, that's beating the Patriots"
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