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By far the throw he struggles with the most, we saw him this Saturday miss a wide open Wallace by floating it right up the middle of the field instead of leading him.
Here is the one thing i picked up on that weirded me out, in one of the replays from the far end zone you see Tannehill in the back and he's sort of jumping up and down like " ohhh ohhh i hope he gets it"
I've gotten buried on here before for posting things about being a former quaterback so sorry if this bugs people but i have never done that nor seen anyone i played against or went to camps with do it. It's not something a QB does when you throw a long ball you can tell withing the first second if your ball is going to hit its mark just based on the velocity and angle you let go of it with.
When Tannehill throws his deep ball it's like he's throwing a hail Mary every time he throws it and hopes its gonna get to the receiver on target.
The deep post and skinny post are some of the most explosive routes you can run as well as the most friendly to a receiver with Wallaces' skill set. the route gives fast WR's the ability to make a move while already having a great deal of momentum and drive away from a defender while kicking it into the next gear.
I'm sure anyone else who has played the position at a higher level can agree if you threw that pass the second you let go of it you'd know the second it left your hands that pass was wayyyy off its mark.
Lazor teaches a system where you are throwing to spaces and this just highlights how poor Tannehills anticipation is with this deeper passes. He's missed it in back to back games which a GAME CHANGING plays that resulted in a mere loss of a down.
This throw should be an EXTREMELY easy throw to complete at this level, this is a pass that should be expected to be completed at ANY collegiate level of football.
I started off pulling for Tannehill after not wanting to draft him at all (he lacked this same skills in college surprisingly) but seeing these past two games its making it almost impossible to think he's going to just flip a switch and start hitting passes he's never hit before.
Even though we give him grief for it Brady being furious with himself on the sideline for missing a play is so much better than Tannehill walking back to the sidelines peering up at the jumbotron w/o showing any physical emotion.
To end i think we do have a really talented team and we can over come some of these deficiencies Tannehill exudes and make a run at the playoffs. The game we played was awful but i do think it was a bit of an anomaly, the energy that stadium and team had with the RW name hung up and Jim Kelly's speech it would have been tough for any team in the league to take them down this past weekend.
thanks for the read
Here is the one thing i picked up on that weirded me out, in one of the replays from the far end zone you see Tannehill in the back and he's sort of jumping up and down like " ohhh ohhh i hope he gets it"
I've gotten buried on here before for posting things about being a former quaterback so sorry if this bugs people but i have never done that nor seen anyone i played against or went to camps with do it. It's not something a QB does when you throw a long ball you can tell withing the first second if your ball is going to hit its mark just based on the velocity and angle you let go of it with.
When Tannehill throws his deep ball it's like he's throwing a hail Mary every time he throws it and hopes its gonna get to the receiver on target.
The deep post and skinny post are some of the most explosive routes you can run as well as the most friendly to a receiver with Wallaces' skill set. the route gives fast WR's the ability to make a move while already having a great deal of momentum and drive away from a defender while kicking it into the next gear.
I'm sure anyone else who has played the position at a higher level can agree if you threw that pass the second you let go of it you'd know the second it left your hands that pass was wayyyy off its mark.
Lazor teaches a system where you are throwing to spaces and this just highlights how poor Tannehills anticipation is with this deeper passes. He's missed it in back to back games which a GAME CHANGING plays that resulted in a mere loss of a down.
This throw should be an EXTREMELY easy throw to complete at this level, this is a pass that should be expected to be completed at ANY collegiate level of football.
I started off pulling for Tannehill after not wanting to draft him at all (he lacked this same skills in college surprisingly) but seeing these past two games its making it almost impossible to think he's going to just flip a switch and start hitting passes he's never hit before.
Even though we give him grief for it Brady being furious with himself on the sideline for missing a play is so much better than Tannehill walking back to the sidelines peering up at the jumbotron w/o showing any physical emotion.
To end i think we do have a really talented team and we can over come some of these deficiencies Tannehill exudes and make a run at the playoffs. The game we played was awful but i do think it was a bit of an anomaly, the energy that stadium and team had with the RW name hung up and Jim Kelly's speech it would have been tough for any team in the league to take them down this past weekend.
thanks for the read
