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Thread: Ryan Tannehill Will Be a Star......................

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    What I want to know is why this thread was moved off the main board.

    Maybe because it's the TRUTH... and truth hurts some people.

    You HAVE to try for the best you can possibly get at QB, and Tannehill is that guy this year. Settling for a low-round guy is STUPID and INSANE. There are not any more Bradys out there, that is an utter FANTASY.

    QB is a PREMIUM position, HANG the "value" junk and get the best QB available.
    Ryan Tannehill. Ah, what a relief. Life is good.

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    Originally Posted by iwastherein72
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    What I want to know is why this thread was moved off the main board.

    Maybe because it's the TRUTH... and truth hurts some people.

    You HAVE to try for the best you can possibly get at QB, and Tannehill is that guy this year. Settling for a low-round guy is STUPID and INSANE. There are not any more Bradys out there, that is an utter FANTASY.

    QB is a PREMIUM position, HANG the "value" junk and get the best QB available.
    Because its a draft thread. Geez, where is the common sense on this site?
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    Does he act, sing and dance?

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    Originally Posted by Big Daddy 13
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    So we can all agree that taking a QB in the draft is a crapshoot.

    Yep. You have to trust your coaches and FO. They live and die by the QB decisions they make. However, if you don't invest a high draft pick on a QB, you will likely never find one. Always waiting for 'next year' isn't a plan either. Searching in scrap heaps yr after yr reduces your odds.

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    Originally Posted by iwastherein72
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    What I want to know is why this thread was moved off the main board.

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    The reason it was moved here is because we do not have a section called "Another Tannehill Thread".

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    The difference between QB's at this level is their preperation. Most of these guys have similar abilities, but some put in "Tom Brady" work/ethic and some put in "Akilli Smith" work/effort.

    Luckily with Tannehill we have a offensive coordinator that spent alot of time with him and knows first hand what kind of worker he is.

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    Originally Posted by satz
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    Ryan mallet must be kicking himself for coming out a year early....he would have been a top 10 pick this year.

    curious question. Ryan mallet now - 1 yr behind brady compared to ryan tannehill ...

    Even more crazy... by draft week the 3rd qb is getting the statements made on Luck the 1st qb of this class.
    Once again, Mallett dropped due to character concerns and his admitted drug use. However, he is not a WCO QB. He is a tall statue with a good arm. No one knows yet if he has the instincts, intelligence or mental toughness to be an upper echelon starter in the NFL and sitting behind Brady (or any other good QB) doesn't make you one. Just ask Curtis Painter

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    Originally Posted by jlfin
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    yep. You have to trust your coaches and fo. They live and die by the qb decisions they make. However, if you don't invest a high draft pick on a qb, you will likely never find one. Always waiting for 'next year' isn't a plan either. Searching in scrap heaps yr after yr reduces your odds.
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    Sherman knows RT better than anybody... if he has the potential to be a franchise QB he WORTH be selected at 8 overall

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    Originally Posted by Armand
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    Sherman knows RT better than anybody... if he has the potential to be a franchise QB he WORTH be selected at 8 overall
    This^^^ If the staff thinks there is any decent chance he will develop into a good NFL starting QB we will take him. If you think people are down on the Fins now, imagine what fan support would be like three years from now if we don't take him, and he's playing at or near a Pro Bowl level.

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