LikeUntoGod
The Oracle
There are a couple of ways that Tannehill plays this season.
The 1st is that he simply outplays Matt Moore and David Garrard in training camp and preseason and starts the first game. IMO, he will be raped. I know that he ran Mike Sherman's spread option WCO is college...(spread option WCO?)
That is exciting but then we have to remember that the main reason Mike Sherman is our OC is because he was fired from Texas A&M with one year left on his contract.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Sherman
In 2011, the Aggies began as a top 10 ranked team, but fell out of the polls after losing 4 games, three of which had double digit half time leads. Three of those four losses were to teams later ranked among the top ten in the nation. On November, 19, 2011 the Aggies defeated Kansas by a score of 61-7 and became bowl eligible for a third straight season.
Sherman was fired by Texas A&M on December 1, 2011.
Now from what I understand, Tannehill's favorite passes and the one he throws the best are square outs and outside comebacks. Passes that need a strong arm that he seems to have. (I'm not 100% sure where how these go into a quick react, WCO offense, I'm not try to be a smart azz, I really do not know) We also know that these same passes tend to get Tannehill picked off. I have a feeling that NFL corners are also going to know this and Tannehill is going to think that his WRs are a lot more open then they really are. He also seems to prefer playing against a man to man defense where he can make that one read (most QBs do IMO). The area where he admits that he is worse at is throwing over the middle. As he told Mike Mayock, he simply does not trust his reads when throwing over the middle.
The 2nd way he starts playing is Matt Moore and/or David Garrard or start the season at 2-6, 3-8 etc. A lot of Dolphin fans seem to expect a 6-8 win season at best so this should not be too surprising. Ryan Tannehill could come in and go undefeated but I'm wondering if we start off at 2-8 if anyone is playing well. And it does sacre me that we are changing both out offense and our defense in one season and we really do not have a great WR or a real MLB.
The 3rd way is that Matt Moore and maybe even David Garrard go down with injuries early or though mid season and Tannehill has to step in and start. I really do not like this option because that means our pass protection and running game is as bad if not worse then last season and we risk getting Tannehill hurt.
Ryan Tannehill some how getting hurt is a nightmare situation. Nothing would be worse then him going down and missing the rest of the year.
As I've said, while I did have a player I wanted us to draft instead of Ryan Tannehill (MLB Luke Kuechly) but being a big Dolphin fan I'm drinking the Kool Aid (tropical punch at the moment) and with in 3 weeks or so Ryan Tannehill to me is going to be the greatest thing since hash brownies. (mmmmm hash brownies)
This being said, since i'm tired of adding this again as a post to all of the "Tannehill should start now" threads (you know, the ones that quote Billy Bob Ratspitter, the sports writer at the South Kansas Seed and Feed Newsletter), these are the two conditions for me to want to see Ryan Tannehill start the season.
1st) He does outplay Matt Moore and David Garrard and 2nd) Our OL in both pass protection and run blocking is much improved over last season.
This would allow us to run the ball while Tannehill and our young WR corp adjust to the WCO and the speed of the NFL. I think not counting former Charger's F-Back Legedu Naanee (F-Back?), our other 8 WRs have a combined NFL experience of about 11 years.
My crazy drug induced dream of Tannehill getting his first playing time is mopping up games when we are up by 30 points during our Matt Moore led 12-6 season.
And before you think this is the morphine sulfate drip talking, i'll have you know that it is a pump and not a drip. And I can have more anytime I want. And spell check is really great. And my girlfriend takes great care of me.
And I'm going to take a nap... :gator:
:tank:
P.S. 12-6 season? I really need a nap. And to eat something.
The 1st is that he simply outplays Matt Moore and David Garrard in training camp and preseason and starts the first game. IMO, he will be raped. I know that he ran Mike Sherman's spread option WCO is college...(spread option WCO?)
That is exciting but then we have to remember that the main reason Mike Sherman is our OC is because he was fired from Texas A&M with one year left on his contract.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Sherman
In 2011, the Aggies began as a top 10 ranked team, but fell out of the polls after losing 4 games, three of which had double digit half time leads. Three of those four losses were to teams later ranked among the top ten in the nation. On November, 19, 2011 the Aggies defeated Kansas by a score of 61-7 and became bowl eligible for a third straight season.
Sherman was fired by Texas A&M on December 1, 2011.
Now from what I understand, Tannehill's favorite passes and the one he throws the best are square outs and outside comebacks. Passes that need a strong arm that he seems to have. (I'm not 100% sure where how these go into a quick react, WCO offense, I'm not try to be a smart azz, I really do not know) We also know that these same passes tend to get Tannehill picked off. I have a feeling that NFL corners are also going to know this and Tannehill is going to think that his WRs are a lot more open then they really are. He also seems to prefer playing against a man to man defense where he can make that one read (most QBs do IMO). The area where he admits that he is worse at is throwing over the middle. As he told Mike Mayock, he simply does not trust his reads when throwing over the middle.
The 2nd way he starts playing is Matt Moore and/or David Garrard or start the season at 2-6, 3-8 etc. A lot of Dolphin fans seem to expect a 6-8 win season at best so this should not be too surprising. Ryan Tannehill could come in and go undefeated but I'm wondering if we start off at 2-8 if anyone is playing well. And it does sacre me that we are changing both out offense and our defense in one season and we really do not have a great WR or a real MLB.
The 3rd way is that Matt Moore and maybe even David Garrard go down with injuries early or though mid season and Tannehill has to step in and start. I really do not like this option because that means our pass protection and running game is as bad if not worse then last season and we risk getting Tannehill hurt.
Ryan Tannehill some how getting hurt is a nightmare situation. Nothing would be worse then him going down and missing the rest of the year.
As I've said, while I did have a player I wanted us to draft instead of Ryan Tannehill (MLB Luke Kuechly) but being a big Dolphin fan I'm drinking the Kool Aid (tropical punch at the moment) and with in 3 weeks or so Ryan Tannehill to me is going to be the greatest thing since hash brownies. (mmmmm hash brownies)
This being said, since i'm tired of adding this again as a post to all of the "Tannehill should start now" threads (you know, the ones that quote Billy Bob Ratspitter, the sports writer at the South Kansas Seed and Feed Newsletter), these are the two conditions for me to want to see Ryan Tannehill start the season.
1st) He does outplay Matt Moore and David Garrard and 2nd) Our OL in both pass protection and run blocking is much improved over last season.
This would allow us to run the ball while Tannehill and our young WR corp adjust to the WCO and the speed of the NFL. I think not counting former Charger's F-Back Legedu Naanee (F-Back?), our other 8 WRs have a combined NFL experience of about 11 years.
My crazy drug induced dream of Tannehill getting his first playing time is mopping up games when we are up by 30 points during our Matt Moore led 12-6 season.
And before you think this is the morphine sulfate drip talking, i'll have you know that it is a pump and not a drip. And I can have more anytime I want. And spell check is really great. And my girlfriend takes great care of me.
And I'm going to take a nap... :gator:
:tank:
P.S. 12-6 season? I really need a nap. And to eat something.