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Tua's Next. Be prepared.

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Marino48hof said:
Every single GM and scout in the NFL would take him in their top 5 going forward in a QB draft
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I believe that for the recent draft on which the Bears received a 6th round pick for Justin Fields from the Steelers , a team would have offered the Dolphins their 3rd round pick for Tua.
 
Induperator said:
Calling my intelligence into question. I did not really see you make a post like this to them.
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I'm sure you're very intelligent. You just seem to lack certain skills that are required to hold an intelligent discussion. It's ok... No one's good at everything...
 
zullo1 said:
The QB market is ridiculous. Where does it stop. The Fins are in a no win situation. Damned if you do, damned if you dont. At this point they should just let him play out the season. Franchise tag him next year while moving up and drafting a young QB to eventually take over. That would give them the next 2 years to try and win with Tua without mortgaging the future.
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Yes, voice of reason.
 
bdizzle00 said:
Justin Herbert has a passer rating of 84.7 with 273 yards and 1 touchdown in 1 game in the playoffs in his career. He is 0-1. 5 years/$262.5 million.
Trevor Lawrence has a passer rating of 72.1 with 505 yards, 5 touchdowns, and 5 interceptions in 2 games in the playoffs in his career. He is 1-1. 5 years/$275 million.

For the millionth time, the market is the market. Tua IS going to get paid. Everyone just needs to accept it and root like hell for him.
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Except everyone does not have to "accept it".
Consider that just because the Chargers and Jaguars made a mistake over paying for the their QB does not mean the Dolphins must do the same thing.
 
The Ghost said:
They would be doing him a favor if that’s the case. Two years of franchise tags would be brutal for the Dolphins, not Tua.

Tagging Tua would be cap suicide.
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I believe you are putting the cart before the horse.
For this coming season Tua is on the 5th year option of his rookie contract and due $23 million. There is at least a 50-50 chance that after this season plays out Dolphins coaching staff and management will be interested in developing a QB other than Tua.
 
Induperator said:
Holy Guacamole.

The throw does not have to be perfect in stride.... But the throws from Tua are flat out ugly flailing ducks... Tyreek has to stop... turn and come back to the ball. With other great Qbs the wide receiver could speed up or slow down a fraction of a stride to adjust to the football.... Tyreek has to stop and turn and then run the other way to be able to make a play on the football. Tyreek has to play defense.... The throws are that short. Tyreek being the fastest man in the game has saved Tuas arse a LOT

That is not trolling... That is fact.
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I’m gonna let the rest of the board deal with this incompetent analysis. Not worth my or anyone else’s time when this topic has been discussed and refuted and proven to be false a dozen times.

It’s a shame it gets so much attention and clutters up a great forum..
 
Here’s a guy who is intelligent but also who lacks people skills.



Kinda reminds me of someone. Talking style is the same.
 
Induperator said:
Experience helps in lots of aspects of life. I was talking about the brain slowing down once it reaches it's peak... Someone else chimed in this thread and stated the brain reaches full maturity at 25..... I believe we stay sharp a long time... (As someone older I want to believe it is forever... LOL ) I do not accept the premise that once the brain is fully developed it will continue to process information faster.

One of my goals for this fall is to teach myself python.. I am old so in school we learned some Basic and Fortran... There is no practical use for those old dinosaurs now I can think of... (Old dated banking systems maybe??) I tossed a coin between C++ and Python.... Python won.

So as a hobby I have searched for apps and websites to learn Python... It is next on my list. I read that they studied and noticed the difference in the way people do math before and after they learn to code. I am not expecting to be much of a coder...(LOL) I just like the idea that my brain is still spongy enough to pick something new up.

Back to Tua....

We have all been let down and disappointed so many times as fans of this franchise. I opted to put a window on Tua when we drafted him. I looked at the rookie contract as a good guide. Figuring that virtually all of the improvement he would make as a professional player would be made before the end of the rookie deal. In the past I have made excuses for players... Blamed coaches... Blamed injuries... Blamed the system... But one by one QB's have leftt Miami in their mid to late 20's and the experience has been bad for the most part.

So we know Physically players peak in their mid 20's(27) and their brain is fully developed by the age of 25... Tua has already cleaned up his footwork and arm mechanics.... He has already put time in the gym to get stronger. He is already getting rid of the ball as fast as anyone in the league. All of which again leads me to think that his improvement, if any, will be negliable from here on out. This is why I said this might be about as good as it gets here.




When I was younger I could read 2-3 books a week and absorb them.... I find that I can still learn... But it takes a lot more effort at 50. I now have to read something more than once to be able to recall it.
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With all the time you spend writing novels on here pertaining to the same subject, it's a wonder you have time to read the newspaper 😂
 
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