What Tannehill did in the 4th quarter against Seattle is what he needs to do more of (minus the almost interception he threw). I like how Tannehill kept his eyes downfield and stepped up in the pocket. Tannehill held the ball until the last second and made some real nice throws as he gave the play another second to develop.
Only the Dolphins would have a Chicago Bears Ballboy as their GM
Tannehiil struggled the past few games. Figures he goes against a better defense and shines. Looking for him to build off of today is a good expectat to finish the year.
With his lack of a full collegiate career at QB. These last 3 games are what you look for in his development.
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Originally Posted by Hayden Fox
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But expectation wise. I look for him to step it up a level and finish strong.
Yep. I agree. He will have ups and downs during the year. He had some bad "downs" lately and today was a big "up"
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Originally Posted by DolfanDuBbZ~
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I think it has a lot to do with the play calling being receivers moving up field instead of only comeback routes. I think early in the year we were having a lot of success with comeback stuff, especially Hartline.....teams adjusted to that and were sitting on them. Most all of the plays he made the receiver was moving north south or at least diagonal! Just an observation.
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Tannehill has been completely inaccurate since coming back from injury until that 4th quarter. Not only inaccurate, but also with poor vision of the field. There are open receivers that he was not finding. I believe the Pic in the endzone that was given back to him knocked a sense of increased focus and drive into him. That's what I'm hoping because the Tannehill that I've seen in the past 3 3/4 games has been inaccurate and a robot.
Tannehill had the big plays because he had time...
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That's a good point as well. Seattle was really crowding the line and we were not even trying to out sprint them for a vertical pass. So the play calling and poor receiver corp. By poor, I mean our receivers have terrible technique. I don't know who was lined up far left but that guy took 2 seconds to get off the line... he had two dance moves that fooled no one then a jog for 5 yards out. Terrible technique.
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Originally Posted by 67Stang
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Every rookie QB has hit a wall this season. RGIII started playing like a scared little kitty after he took that big hit, but he's coming off two dominant games. Andrew Luck has had some pretty rookie games, but he has his team at 7-4. Tannehill was playing very consistent for a good stretch this season and then hit the wall. Now he comes out of a funk with an awesome 4th quarter against one of the top defenses in the league.
Let's hope he can keep this mindset going into a game against a team that is known for breaking rookie QB's down.
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His scrambling was awesome please teach him to slide on his azz and not his knees
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