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my fear is he’s going to be like Doug Flutie
Tua being slighted among the future of AFC QBs
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Montana used his giant balls, like Randy from south park rolling them around in a wheel barrel
Come on RevKev...
Tannehill secured the Fins’ #3 pick with that last throw against the Texans. I think any QB would benefit from D. Henry.
Point is he average without that running game in fact he would be exposed
if Tua had what Thill had here my word
if Tua had Tenn weapons?? You get my drift
Our weapons are on the way thank goodness
I think someone put up North of 150 VS Houston it should not have come down to a last min drive - correct?
Sounds like an opinion to me. Means nothing in reality.
We were very fortunate to see the Texans only win 4 games...they are a better team than that....badly mismanaged!
You do realize you’re saying the same types of things about Tua, that you accused other people of saying about Tannehill right?
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It's apples to oranges.
Tannehill was a raw prospect with lots of physical talent, and yet still put up lots of yards immediately after being drafted.
People always complained about his pocket presence, deep ball, etc. But he took a ton of hits and was extremely durable up until the devastating Campbell hit.
Tua is supposed to have elite accuracy, uncanny pocket presence, and do all the little things that make a QB successful. We knew before he was drafted that he's not a physical specimen and has long term durability concerns.
Is Tua going to be able to overcome his limited talent and durability concerns long term? That remains to be seen but this season certainly did not help on the talent front.
I always believed Tannehill had the intellect (straight A student) and work ethic to overcome his flaws and become an elite QB because the TALENT was there.
I literally may have been the only person on this site who didn't advocate to move on from him when we did, even Hoops said it was time.
Well he is that elite QB now, I'm skeptical Tua will ever be as good as Tannehill currently is (hope I'm wrong) because he's not as talented as Ryan and probably not as tough either based on that p**** a** slide.
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Tannehill would not have survived last season here in D Land. Tannehill is doing good because he is in TN he wouldnt be doing so good if he was in Houston.
One thing Tua has going for him is hes not making 25 million.
One thing Tua has going for him is hes not making 25 million.
Except that there is no actual evidence that suggests that conclusion is correct.
It may, or may not be. It is certainly not as "factual" as you are suggesting.
Everything is opinion on this site or you don’t agree? The few facts there are like Stats are pulled apart by opinion
I have been around awhile I know Tannehill was run out by the FO because he is not good enough to contendwith the JA Watsons Big Bens within the AFCE
Tua will have the few eating crow soon enough I don’t have to defend him or his selection - he had real moments of brilliance this year he has room to get better and better he can play chess while others play checkers he just needs the pieces
Tannehill plays checkers and the FO jettisoned him to a good situation I am happy for him
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In all honesty Flutie was a pretty good athlete...
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I read his opinion and how you came away with something different is beyond me.
Josh Allen after his rookie season was not being considered, what he is today. He wasn't even being spoken in high regards at the beginning of the season.
I got smashed by many of you for asking the possibility he would learn from his playoff debacle last year.
At no point did the previous poster try to compare the 2 QBs physically. He was comparing narratives.