waylon
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Sometimes the reward isn`t worth the risk .The Dolphins are contractually obligated to pay Tua $23 million for the 2024 season. If he holds out gets no money.
Sometimes the reward isn`t worth the risk .The Dolphins are contractually obligated to pay Tua $23 million for the 2024 season. If he holds out gets no money.
For two seasons in a row the Dolphins performance has collapsed. Maybe a 'complete offensive overhaul' is what's needed.
Why are we talking about 1st? If Miami doesn’t sign him he’s a free agent, there’s no firsts needed.Which teams?
For the recent draft the Bears, Commanders, Patriots and Broncos all used their first round pick on a QB, and they will pay their new QB a rookie contract. Do you think any of those four teams would have given their 1st round pick in exchange for Tua? I don't think so.
Former coach Flores seemed to think Tua's work ethic was questionable, he's injury prone, is immobile ,and in four seasons as a Dolphin has not led the team to a playoff victory. These are the issues and questions prospective teams would have regarding Tua, and my guess is that Dolphins management has these same concerns.
Best case scenario for the team which is why I support this timeline. Eh but unfortunately it seems like the writing is on the wall and Tua will get this extension. Just hope it's for a bargain because there's not a chance I'd pay him up there with the other top qbs. He's been blessed and benefited with coaching and weapons these past two seasons with McD. Would be wise for him to take what Grier offers and consider himself blessed. Until he proves that he can find success against top defenses aka playoff caliber teams.
Personally I would also need to see him show he's competent at reading defenses. This is the mental part of his game or lack of that concerns me.. He's benefited from spot throwing, which his excellent anticipatory throws were on display, and luckily it's worked for him... not so much towards the end of season as defenses tightened the space on these predictable windows. So the question I would have, is how much longer can the team sustain success with this scheme? McDaniel must get creative and devise something clever but still there will be a point where defenses catch on.
Solution is for Tua to excel beyond his first read and that would require him to be competent at reading the field in real time. I'm not confident with his ability to do this... we'll see if he improves, which I believe it's always possible.. players can continually improve there mental processing each season if they're determined to. Maybe Tua and coaches have brought this to light and he's actively working on this. We shall see...
You will be a mess when Tua signs his new deal.I do find it fascinating how some folks here claim Tua is exceptional at processing the field, by making quick throws and such. Even one poster claimed how his intelligence on the field is one of his strengths! Wow, I'm still taken back by that comment. His quick reaction time doesn't show a high level of mental prowess to me... actually it makes it evident that he's playing automatic and not putting much thought into the play at all!
He's immediately firing based on what he sees pre-snap. Thankfully he's got the best Wr's to accomodate this style of play. They have the speed to create the immediate space.
Tua's had 4-years as a Dolphin , including a loaded roster last season, and was not able to lead the team to any playoff victories. If he plays the 2024 season on the 5th year option of his rookie contract I expect there is at least a 50-50 chance his performance is mediocre and the team will try a different QB for 2025.
"including a loaded roster"
Why is it that haters like you intentionally ignore that the team was ravaged by injuries at the end of last year, especially the OL?
Oh wait, we know why.
cray cray bro.. he’s all over other forums spewing the same..So you signed up yesterday to bash Tua and remind us he's under contract?
Thank you for the insight.
I do find it fascinating how some folks here claim Tua is exceptional at processing the field, by making quick throws and such. Even one poster claimed how his intelligence on the field is one of his strengths! Wow, I'm still taken back by that comment. His quick reaction time doesn't show a high level of mental prowess to me... actually it makes it evident that he's playing automatic and not putting much thought into the play at all!
He's immediately firing based on what he sees pre-snap. Thankfully he's got the best Wr's to accomodate this style of play. They have the speed to create the immediate space.
Seems to be a plethora of aqua types spouting the same nonsense... a coincidence or cause and effect?Must… check…same member diff accounts.
You will be a mess when Tua signs his new deal.
Get help soon.
Ricky Williams Is that you?I find tolerance is a beautiful thing and what a beautiful place to practice it here! We can disagree and do so respectfully. I understand we're all behind keyboards here but I never lose sight that there's another soul behind the screen too. All love and respect but expressing our authentic truth is just as valuable.
My best guess is that Mr. Ross and Grier already made their 'offer', and it happened a year ago when the team exercised their 5th year option for Tua's services for the 2024 season. I have no reason to believe the Dolphins management is satisfied with the team's past two years of performance by Tua and, or Coach McDaniel.Would be wise for him to take what Grier offers and consider himself blessed.