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Tannenbaum QB ranking: Tua #15 (jumps 19 spots!!)

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Freakin amazing, from bust to #15 lol...
Good Job Tua, finally getting some recognition. Goes to show hard work pays off, and ignoring all the drama around you. So glad to have him on our team.


  • Here comes the Dolphins' Tua Tagovailoa, climbing 19 spots into the top 15 of my rankings. He deserves it. Tagovailoa completed all 19 of his quick passes (less than 2.5 seconds to throw) for 133 yards and a TD in the Dolphins' victory over the Panthers. It was the most quick-pass completions without an incompletion in a single game since 2016, when NFL Next Gen Stats started tracking them. Tagovailoa is playing significantly better, and it serves as a great reminder that not all young QBs develop on the same timeline. His progress is intriguing and a big reason that Miami has won four in a row.
 
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Whoa, whoa, whoa!
Mike Tannenbaum?
The Mike Tannenbaum?
The one who was EVP (or whatever) at Miami?
That one?
Why on Gods green earth does his opinion count for anything?
Left the Fins in a mess, all of a sudden he has credibility?
 
Whoa, whoa, whoa!
Mike Tannenbaum?
The Mike Tannenbaum?
The one who was EVP (or whatever) at Miami?
That one?
Why on Gods green earth does his opinion count for anything?
Left the Fins in a mess, all of a sudden he has credibility?
Just another talking head analyst. The fact that he was incompetent here really has no impact on his credibility at the national level.
 
Whoa, whoa, whoa!
Mike Tannenbaum?
The Mike Tannenbaum?
The one who was EVP (or whatever) at Miami?
That one?
Why on Gods green earth does his opinion count for anything?
Left the Fins in a mess, all of a sudden he has credibility?

What he does have, with regards to Tua, is a certain "lack of bias". - LOL
 
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Just another talking head analyst. The fact that he was incompetent here really has no impact on his credibility at the national level.
I disagree

From incompetent with the jets to incompetent here, dude was just a failure of a Front office gut. wouldn’t put a ton of stock into whatever he says
 
I disagree

From incompetent with the jets to incompetent here, dude was just a failure of a Front office gut. wouldn’t put a ton of stock into whatever he says
Lol.... I never said I put any stock in his opinion.

I just meant that as a national sports personality, he isn't seen any differently than any of the other blowhard opiners on TV by the general sports public.

Sure Phins and jests fans remember their respective debacles. It doesnt seem to stop ppl from paying him for his drivel.
 
So in other words he hadn't really been watching Tua at all this year until the 4 game streak made him check out some youtube highlights. Suddenly in one week he goes from the worst starter in this league to top half. And people pay money for this man's opinion?
 
Unfortunately, there is still a lot of criticism on ESPN radio. Don't believe Tua has "arrived" and continue to fuel Tua leaving Miami narratives. There is a truly a bias in the media. Good to see Tannenbaum come around even though his opinion is usually worthless.
 
Freakin amazing, from bust to #15 lol...
Good Job Tua, finally getting some recognition. Goes to show hard work pays off, and ignoring all the drama around you. So glad to have him on our team.


  • Here comes the Dolphins' Tua Tagovailoa, climbing 19 spots into the top 15 of my rankings. He deserves it. Tagovailoa completed all 19 of his quick passes (less than 2.5 seconds to throw) for 133 yards and a TD in the Dolphins' victory over the Panthers. It was the most quick-pass completions without an incompletion in a single game since 2016, when NFL Next Gen Stats started tracking them. Tagovailoa is playing significantly better, and it serves as a great reminder that not all young QBs develop on the same timeline. His progress is intriguing and a big reason that Miami has won four in a row.
Tannebaum is inept so we care about his Qb rankings why?
 
Setting Tannenbaum and his opinion aside, the only takeaway for me is this:
The narrative is beginning to change, and people are noticing him. It's not going to change overnight, but great point: Not every young QB develops on the same timeline. It took a bit to get past some injuries, get an offense for him...now just add some OL and WRs, and RB.
THEN we'll talk.
 
There's alot of talk about Tua's limitations and what he can't do....how about we let him learn the game at the NFL level before definitively claiming what those limitations are.

The way any reasonable fan should see it, the sky is the limit with this QB. And if you don't see that, it's probably because you don't understand the game or have an agenda against the guy.

Line up and kiss the ring folks. This is YOUR QB for the next decade.
 
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