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This pic says it all....

Absolutely amazing situational play by the qb from a 2nd game starter.

like nothing I’ve ever seen before. So far advanced beyond his snap count it’s not funny.

I was watching the defense and watching tua and saying I wonder if he sees that coming etc and damn did he not only see it but he torched it.

even the 3rd and 10 to get us 9 for the fg that read was boss. And the execution spot on.

takes a sack for a loss of 6 very next play 2nd and 16 hits the rb out of the backfield vs a drop out gets the first down. I mean that ball out of hand and feel for what the defense was doing remarkable.

one of those throws to dvp might have been the best read I’ve seen all year considering what the defense showed him pre to post snap and where the pressure was coming from.

how bout the almost what I would call blind throw to gesicki? I mean I was like this kid is boss!

that kid was born to toss the pineapple and to have it in Miami absolute dream.
 
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we are building a year in year our contender is what we are building.

this looks the part
It's building toward what I've waited 45 years to see again. The Marino teams were always up and down from year to year. We only had a good D and running game to go with a great QB in the first couple years of Marino's career.

With this team, I'm seeing a build/plan , competency and consistency more in common with our 70s teams than those with Marino. A crying shame for Dan, sadly.

I'm gonna enjoy expecting to make it deep into the playoffs perennially once more.
 
Absolutely amazing situational play by the qb from a 2nd game starter.

like nothing I’ve ever seen before. So far advanced beyond his snap count it’s not funny.

I was watching the defense and watching tua and saying I wonder if he sees that coming etc and damn did he not only see it but he torched it.

even the 3rd and 10 to get us 9 for the fg that read was boss. And the execution spot on.

takes a sack for a loss of 6 very next play 2nd and 16 hits the rb out of the backfield vs a drop out gets the first down. I mean that ball out of hand and feel for what the defense was doing remarkable.

one of those throws to dvp might have been the best read I’ve seen all year considering what the defense showed him pre to post snap and where the pressure was coming from.

how bout the almost what I would call blind throw to gesicki? I mean I was like this kid is boss!

that kid was born to toss the pineapple and to have it in Miami absolute dream.
My man said he was born to throw the Pineapple ?
 
i would like to think that partial blonde head you see behind them is fitzy, and he is giving both of them the gentlemanly "reach in" simultaneously as they hug.

(like a reacharound, but from the side).
 
Absolutely amazing situational play by the qb from a 2nd game starter.

like nothing I’ve ever seen before. So far advanced beyond his snap count it’s not funny.

I was watching the defense and watching tua and saying I wonder if he sees that coming etc and damn did he not only see it but he torched it.

even the 3rd and 10 to get us 9 for the fg that read was boss. And the execution spot on.

takes a sack for a loss of 6 very next play 2nd and 16 hits the rb out of the backfield vs a drop out gets the first down. I mean that ball out of hand and feel for what the defense was doing remarkable.

one of those throws to dvp might have been the best read I’ve seen all year considering what the defense showed him pre to post snap and where the pressure was coming from.

how bout the almost what I would call blind throw to gesicki? I mean I was like this kid is boss!

that kid was born to toss the pineapple and to have it in Miami absolute dream.
I am by no means an Alabama fan but I did watch Tua a heap during his tenure there, as I love exemplary QB play.

This kid has possibly the fasting processing speed I've seen since probably Peyton Manning.

Mahomes is spectacular, of course, but I did not get to see him in college.

Along with everyone else, I hope and pray Tua can stay healthy.

Such a great kid.
 
I am by no means an Alabama fan but I did watch Tua a heap during his tenure there, as I love exemplary QB play.

This kid has possibly the fasting processing speed I've seen since probably Peyton Manning.

Mahomes is spectacular, of course, but I did not get to see him in college.

Along with everyone else, I hope and pray Tua can stay healthy.

Such a great kid.

that’s what I said after I watched his college tape. He processes at the peyton manning level. Which is another planet.

some of that might have been hidden by all the rpo in college but it was obvious yesterday cause we weren’t in rpo all that much this kid just flat processes information at the highest of levels on any ask.

it’s also obvious to me that they didn’t install all that we did yesterday in one week so it was more the opponent and the fear of the rams pass rush (for good reason) and the scoreboard never asked more that drove our gameplan vs the rams on offense.

tua ran the entire ask yesterday at the 5 year vet clip. In terms of how well he knew the offense and what his responsibilities would be in it.

it’s just amazing really. He was under center he was in shotgun he did it all. Like a boss!

and for a guy that didn’t get any reps with the 1s til what 3 weeks ago at most he was lock step with our skill guys.
 
that’s what I said after I watched his college tape. He processes at the peyton manning level. Which is another planet.

some of that might have been hidden by all the rpo in college but it was obvious yesterday cause we weren’t in rpo all that much this kid just flat processes information at the highest of levels on any ask.

it’s also obvious to me that they didn’t install all that we did yesterday in one week so it was more the opponent and the fear of the rams pass rush (for good reason) and the scoreboard never asked more that drove our gameplan vs the rams on offense.

tua ran the entire ask yesterday at the 5 year vet clip. In terms of how well he knew the offense and what his responsibilities would be in it.

it’s just amazing really. He was under center he was in shotgun he did it all. Like a boss!

and for a guy that didn’t get any reps with the 1s til what 3 weeks ago at most he was lock step with our skill guys.
I love the fact that not once did I see those BIG COOKIE EYES of a young QB that is overwhelmed.

Next week may be a different story, but for now, this kid has a spectacular beginning to his first NFL chapter.

I watched the Tua v. Az. highlight reel while on lunch break last night and was even more impressed.

 
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