I don't think you understand the thought process here. You will melt down if Tua/Burrows isn't selected. The rest of us who believe the scenario in the video is the most likely one for next season aren't going to be upset at all should the Dolphins draft a QB, we are just pointing out the obvious. The Dolphins already drafted a QB this year in Rosen, have a ton of needs at OL and DL, and are on a long term plan for rebuilding the franchise.I can't wait to see your melt down when Miami actually moves up in the draft to take a QB.
I believe this is the route we will see on draft day. This team has a lot of holes. Sure we have a lot of money to spend, but I don’t see them bringing in that many older guys. I see them finding youth in FA and of course the draft.
I love how the people that like the idea of Miami drafting Tua get told to get over the idea that Tua can be successful but believe that Rosen is all of a sudden going to transform into some QB god. And please stop with the narrative about Tua being devastatingly injured. Tua is injured period. None of the doctors that have treated Tua have said that the injury was devastating. They have said just the opposite. Does his injury have to be factored in when evaluating him? Sure, but this narrative that makes it sound like Tua may never walk again needs to stop. Tua's injury may cause him to slide a little bit in the draft, but if anyone believes that the number one QB prospect in this draft is going to slide out of the top ten is just naïve.
I agree on what you said about Tua. But no where in his post do I see him talking about Rosen being a QB god.. Rosen has many tools to succeed, it just needs to start clicking between the ears for him or he will never succeed. I think Rosen could be a good QB, but I still have my doubts too. I still have my doubts about Tua as well. He is no “god” either right now tht everyone makes him out to be. Best prospect coming out pre injury? Absolutely. But that doesn’t guarantee anything till he proves he can do it on the next level, like Rosen has failed to do so far.
I've never been of the belief that you blame the son for the sins of the father, so in that respect, we disagree.
I won't melt down, but you are right that I won't be happy if Miami doesn't take a chance on Tua. It will be more confirmation to me that this front office is incompetent. You don't tear down your roster to the bare bones and load up on draft picks if the intent isn't to land a franchise QB. Of course Miami let a 37 year old journeyman QB bungle the plan. If they pass on the best QB prospect in this class and he goes on to have a great career I won't be the only one that will be unhappy. Is Tua a risk? Of course, but the possible payoff is worth it. I would not hold it against the front office for swinging for the fences. I would much rather Tua bust in Miami than for Miami to pass on him only to have him go on to have a great career somewhere else. I will melt down however, if Miami doesn't at least pull the trigger on a QB early in this draft. They have to keep taking swings at the position until they get it fixed.
My point is that so many on here keep telling me that Tua is too big a risk and Miami already has Rosen so there is no need to show urgency at the QB position. From what Rosen has shown so far, he is more likely to be a complete bust than even a competent backup. If this organization is smart, which at this point I have serious doubts that it is, they aren't banking on Josh Rosen. You don't put off taking a swing at the QB position because of freaking Josh Rosen.
