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I knew we were due for a thrashing when we struggled against the Rams, and the 49'ers, not to mention the Jets game that came down to a kick return by the rookie rb. Imo, some teams you simply have to dominate. Those close calls prepared me for today.

I will continue to watch the next four games and hope for the best, in particular I will be watching Tannehill. As an avid original TanneOrange, I simply cannot drop my suspicions of him just yet, he played adequate during this 6 game stretch, but like so many oranges before me stated, everything had to pretty much be perfect. What will he do in this most critical moment? Ajaiyi 200yarders are so yesterday. What will he do? Can he turn me to an apple?

What are you guys opinions on alot of the close calls, ee've had in this 6game stretch?
 
Everything was NOT perfect in those wins. The first games with Ajayi running wild, sure. But in all the others it was absolutely not perfect.. how was it? That said- this was a pretty damn bad game from Tannehill.

But no surprise the haters resurface this quickly. Every qb will have bad games and good games. This was a bad one. It happens
 
Travis34 said:
Everything was NOT perfect in those wins. The first games with Ajayi running wild, sure. But in all the others it was absolutely not perfect.. how was it? That said- this was a pretty damn bad game from Tannehill.

But no surprise the haters resurface this quickly. Every qb will have bad games and good games. This was a bad one. It happens
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They weren't perfect, but he had everything he needed in place. Point of trying to make is that with the exception of maybe 2 games, he hasn't exactly played lights out, he just been suffiecient. Now is where he puts up or shuts up these next 4games.
 
I'd like to see Gase try some new things on offense these next 4 games. Maybe start incorporating Grant and Drake, see if those guys can create mismatches with their speed.
I'm not seeing much separation from the Parker/Stills/Landry sets, and Ajayi has come back down to earth quite a bit.
 
Travis34 said:
Everything was NOT perfect in those wins. The first games with Ajayi running wild, sure. But in all the others it was absolutely not perfect.. how was it? That said- this was a pretty damn bad game from Tannehill.

But no surprise the haters resurface this quickly. Every qb will have bad games and good games. This was a bad one. It happens
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It's the timing of the bad games that matters. The last three Tannehill seasons have involved him struggling at the beginning, going on a hot streak against mediocre opponents, and then bowing out in crunch time. His play during those hot streaks has gotten more impressive and more complete, which is encouraging for the future. But for a lot of us those hot streaks just seem empty if everytime he makes this team relevant he chokes.

You may have found it predictable that so many haters are coming out, but a lot found it entirely predictable that Tannehill would play to benchable levels, go on a hot streak, and then bow out again in crunch time. The last part is not set in stone, but seeing him just miss throws like today doesn't have me convinced it won't be. A loss where the offense showed up but just didn't win and I wouldn't have worried. A loss where their only points came from a turnover and chip in and I'm worried.
 
RT will be fine. The whole team stunk today.....from coaching on down.

Tannehill played very well during the 6 game winning streak. So did the rest of the team. Take a deep breath......
 
PutchaFinzUp said:
I knew we were due for a thrashing when we struggled against the Rams, and the 49'ers, not to mention the Jets game that came down to a kick return by the rookie rb. Imo, some teams you simply have to dominate. Those close calls prepared me for today.

I will continue to watch the next four games and hope for the best, in particular I will be watching Tannehill. As an avid original TanneOrange, I simply cannot drop my suspicions of him just yet, he played adequate during this 6 game stretch, but like so many oranges before me stated, everything had to pretty much be perfect. What will he do in this most critical moment? Ajaiyi 200yarders are so yesterday. What will he do? Can he turn me to an apple?

What are you guys opinions on alot of the close calls, ee've had in this 6game stretch?
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TanneOrange got effed in the arse with a big ol banana today while our defense looked like a bunch of pears waddling around. Gase had his December cherry popped with just a peach of a defensive game plan from Vance. Overall just a lemon of a game for our Fins. We can only hope for a return to Grapeness in the final four games.
 
Well we only have 4 games left. It's do or die time. Dolphins either step up and play their guts out the the rest of the way or roll over and play dead. Which one will it be??!!
 
Can't kill Tannehill for one horrific game, BUT, if he craps the bed down this final stretch, I think we seriously need to be looking for a replacement next year.
 
3 of the next 4 games are against AFC East opponents. If the Dolphins can't get jacked up to play those games then something is seriously wrong.
 
The team had to have known this would be a playoff atmosphere. I'm puzzled by how flat they played. Perfect storm for a blowout loss.
Ajayi is the only one who showed up. He could have rushed for over 100yds today had the score not gotten out of hand.
He ran hard and broke tackles, Unfortunately, the rest of the offense couldn't finish drives or help him out.
 
DefensiveEnd76 said:
Ajayi was one of the only players who showed up vs. Ravens. He was playing hard and running tough.
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This is how much the Ravens feared Ajayi . . . they played the majority of the game in a sub front with only 2 down lineman (2-4-5). In other words, not at all.
 
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