Love your enthusiasm brother!Something no one has mentioned anywhere. I wasn't for drafting TUA but now that hes a Dolphin I'm 100% behind him, even got a #1 Jersey on the way for my boys. I find it amusing here and everywhere that people everywhere are just convinced that TUA is going to be the starter and will be in the RING OF HONOR in the stadium and eventually the HOF. Guy hasnt even attended a team meeting yet let alone a practice. What if........WHAT IF.......Rosen does a Tannehill this year behind a competent Oline and running game? Is there any scenario where we keep Rosen over TUA or is the Hype factor and the whole personna surrounding the kid too great? Does PR win over whats best for the team? Competition is good.......but is really any? Think Rosen is just playing to up his trade stock to a different Team?
My Point.....if Rosen plays amazing , shows promise do we still Take TUA with his injury history? Guess the answer is yes because the front office thought enough of him to take him at #5. And Rosen has to actually prove himself more then TUA does at this point. Just a thought...................
IMHO, we will have yet another sucky OL. I doubt Tua plays much as a rookie, and if he does, the chance of him getting another injury are fairly high actually. This OL only has 1 OT, and it's Jesse Davis ... he's average as far as NFL starters go at OT, and our only other poven OT in the NFL is perpetual-failure-at-OT Ereck Flowers. He was paid a lot of money to play OG, so if he has to play OT, we've failed. Flowers is not good enough as an NFL OT ... period.
Hunt is a rookie who didn't pass protect and played at Louisiana Lafayette against piss-poor competition. Day in and day out as a rookie OT, he's going to fail. I sincerely hope this front office does not expect him to be able to do that. If they do, they're not very smart.
Austin Jackson is a young projection coming off an offseason of bone marrow transplant (last offseason not this offseason). He is still rounding into collegiate shape, and he needs to add a lot of muscle to play at the NFL level ... and that's not going to happen overnight. He also is raw technically, and needs a lot of work. The clay is there to mold ... but it's not an instant-cast mold ... it will take at least 1 year. He's not going to be ready in 2020.
So Tua in 2020 ... hopefully not, and he'll definitely not be behind a good OL. Rosen is probably not going to be on the roster in 2020. They had a look at him in practice, in the locker room as a leader, as a QB in the QB room to gauge his development, and in games to judge his performance. He was not as good as Fitzpatrick, and the team was not behind him. I doubt he has a future with the Dolphins regardless of Tua's situation.
That means Ryan Fitzmagic will start the season again, and I suspect will be the starter through most of the season. I wouldn't be surprised to see Tua take over late or at least be given garbage time performances late in the season, so they can see what they've got, and get him psychologically over the hump.
Rosen as a Dolphins starter is more of a Madden dream than it is an NFL possibility.