Tannehill has completed 44.1% of his deepballs in his 2 yrs but only 23% to Wallace

[VaPhinatic]

Not sure if anyone posted this article:
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...yan-tannehills-deep-ball?utm_campaign=buzztap

The author's conclusion on the Wallace deep pass during the SD game was poor play design, not Tannehill issue.

 

[Fins1971]

After what I've seen and heard this week, I've come to believe that the exact opposite is true. The problem is not his arm strength, it's the timing of the plays. The ball needs to get out sooner.

I agree with you on that. I noticed that on the last throw against NE that was intercepted. Wallace was blowing by the 1st defender and the ball needed to be already in the air and it would have been a 30 yards gain. The throw was accurate but way late. Wallace had already ran by where the ball ended up. Once RT17 figures out the timing I think they will start hitting more of these plays.

 

[Shouright]

"Metrics" is a fancy way of saying "what actually happened on a football field". That's all we're talking about here.

You mean "stats" are measures of what's actually going on out there, rather than some evil, meaningless source of information? :unsure: