Tua's Next. Be prepared.

[Induperator]

Your posts are delusional

I’m suprised the hammer hasn’t come out honestly for the three of them, guarantee they are a team

Guaranteed you are wrong.

But thanks for the conspiracy theories... They make this place so much better.

 

[Induperator]

Well, he is from Alabama...

Heaven forbid a typo.... LOL

Fie for shame.

 

[E30M3]

Wild how a banned member can just start a new account and get right back to work with the same garbage.

 

[Fin Fan in Cali]

 

[Fin Fan in Cali]

 

[MrChadRico]

Doubling down on racism is insane. These are the kind of posts that should get a person banned immediately.

Who are you talking too? The rat bastard has me on ignore

 

[Travis34]

And you can take your advice and shove it where the sun doesn’t shine. Thanks.

If I ever need toilet paper, I’ll ask for you.

Not being racist is a big problem for ya?

 

[phinfann13]

Who are you talking too? The rat bastard has me on ignore

Fin007

 

[GRYPHONK]

That is 100% the truth.

Put Burrow in Miami, he's not as good in this system IMO. But it's also not that simple. It's not as simple to say if you put Mahomes in Miami they are a SB team.

Tua would be successful on a lot of teams. Just some systems better suit his strengths then others. This could be said for any QB in the league.

 

[Henrik]

Let's keep the focus on football

 

[andyahs]

Let's keep the focus on football

Is there a separate sub forum for that?

 

[Henrik]

Is there a separate sub forum for that?

It should be here somewhere

 

[xSxPxHx]

On the contrary Miami’s offense is completely dependent on what Tua excels at. Without Tua you’re talking about a complete offensive overhaul. From the oline that is designed to get the ball out fast where Tua’s fastest release of all time comes in key and where timing and accuracy speed up that process, down to the wideouts the excel off being able to run to open spaces quickly and having the ball pinpointed.

Despite what you may get fed on how this is a “Shanahan offense” that’s qb friendly. It is not. That’s such a lazy comparison. Miami’s offense is one of the least qb friendly offenses in the league nor is it similar to shanahan’s offense. Some of the concepts are similar however philosophy is completely different.

Shanahan is a run the ball set up the short passing game to create big plays. McDaniel is more long difficult passing plays to set up easy stuff underneath and the run game.

McDaniel uses motion way more which alone learning the playbook is tougher. Knowing where wideouts need to be and where to place the ball for them in stride while getting the ball out extremely fast is something maybe 2-3 other qbs do, that’s it.

Maybe McDaniel could create another offense however will it be effective as this one? Not only will personal need to be changed but so does scheme as this one is tailored to Tua in every way shape and form.

With all that in mind, who really needs who more? There’s always going to be teams that will pay him. On the other hand how long does Miami take to not only find a qb, develop a new scheme then once again surround him with talent that matches that scheme and his abilities. 2-3 years? 5 years? There’s no real answer because realistically there’s a solid chance you may not ever be able to replicate what we’ve seen so far and to be honest I don’t think we’ve seen it’s max potential under Tua yet either.

Great points

 

[Fin Fan in Cali]

Happy Friday family. Please be open to posts that support Tua and those that have questions. Also be kind to our family members. If you don’t agree please post a respectful reply. If you need to go to the next step skip their posts or put them on ignore. We welcome all opinions here.

Thank you and have a great weekend!

 

[BROGS]