Rewatched the 4th quarter and the incompletions

[finjim]

On those 5 throws, you tell me what Ryan should have done differently.

1) The first one Ryan had to throw it away because Willis came in unblocked.
2) The designed deep throw to Matthews. No shot at making that one. Completely draped by the CB.
3) Another throw away because of quick pressure and not finding anybody open.
4) The play to Bess. I don't see how this is a "miss". Even Brady "misses" this almost every time. Rodgers was right in his hip pocket, and the throw was over the middle...The toughest throws to make in football are directly in front of the QB where he has no angle to fit a ball in. Nearly impossible throw to make...Plus, a play that should not have been called in the first place.
5) I want to see the coaches film when it gets released tomorrow to see if anybody was open, but obviously the throw to Moore had no shot of being completed. Even if the throw was accurate (again, even a throw Brady probably doesn't hit), it probably gets knocked down because of coverage.

Those 5 plays weren't on Tannehill. Sorry.

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[SR 7]

the commentator even sid you can't blame that miss throw to bess on RT. He said when you have a slot WR taht has 4.7 speed running a deep route, as a QB you have to be NEAR 100% perfect and the WR has to be perfect in order to make tha tplay. He is accurate on his decision. For those of us that hav eplayed the game know that having to throw a 30 yarder to a slow guy requires a big time playmaker and a perfect pass but throwing to a 6' 4.4 guy requires a good throw not a PERFECT throw due to the window for ball placement.

I was PISSED with RT missing it but only pissed becasue it could have been a TD had the WR been decent. Have you seen his accuracy on deep throws all year? I have checked over and voer again on tape and hes usually 8 for 10 in stride to the WR hands.

[enigmatics]

This is hilarious. Jim copied and pasted that from another Dolphins forum and as if he wrote it.

[TheJetsBlow]

the commentator even sid you can't blame that miss throw to bess on RT. He said when you have a slot WR taht has 4.7 speed running a deep route, as a QB you have to be NEAR 100% perfect and the WR has to be perfect in order to make tha tplay. He is accurate on his decision. For those of us that hav eplayed the game know that having to throw a 30 yarder to a slow guy requires a big time playmaker and a perfect pass but throwing to a 6' 4.4 guy requires a good throw not a PERFECT throw due to the window for ball placement.

I was PISSED with RT missing it but only pissed becasue it could have been a TD had the WR been decent. Have you seen his accuracy on deep throws all year? I have checked over and voer again on tape and hes usually 8 for 10 in stride to the WR hands.

He had the best deep ball accuracy in the league through like 10 games. He misses a couple throw in the New England game, and the idiots who know nothing about football start the 'Tannehill's deep ball accuracy sucks' narrative, and all the other idiots who are too lazy/stupid to form their own opinion see a couple incompletions yesterday and hop on the train. No one denies Tannehill has to improve his ball placement, but the 'he can't hit a deep ball' **** is just that- ****.

[ANUFan]

the commentator even sid you can't blame that miss throw to bess on RT. He said when you have a slot WR taht has 4.7 speed running a deep route, as a QB you have to be NEAR 100% perfect and the WR has to be perfect in order to make tha tplay. He is accurate on his decision. For those of us that hav eplayed the game know that having to throw a 30 yarder to a slow guy requires a big time playmaker and a perfect pass but throwing to a 6' 4.4 guy requires a good throw not a PERFECT throw due to the window for ball placement.

I was PISSED with RT missing it but only pissed becasue it could have been a TD had the WR been decent. Have you seen his accuracy on deep throws all year? I have checked over and voer again on tape and hes usually 8 for 10 in stride to the WR hands.

This is what people seem to be overlooking he has been good on deep throws this year especially considering whom he's been throwing to.

[Third Eye]

You will hear the coaches say it isn't one position, it's a "unit issue." Which is the same thing we've heard for years. Eventually heads must roll. One head.

[finfan54]

thigpen was a big reason we lost yesterday. The two offsides killed us. Sean Smith blows bad after looking pretty decent in first half of year.

If anyone objectively watched the game, you would realize alot of mistakes were made. Tannehill threw no interceptions yesterday. Pretty big if you ask me on the road against one of the best defenses in the league.

Bottom line: Tannehill needs more power. TE and WR. Efiert would absolutely solve two problems. Red zone threat and great blocking.

[WVDolphan]

I thought all in all Tannehill played pretty well yesterday. The problem is that it hasnt been the norm. Id say yesterday was one of his better games this season. He didnt turn the ball over which is a huge plus. I didnt expect the team to score a lot yesterday.

[studsatele]

I thought all in all Tannehill played pretty well yesterday. The problem is that it hasnt been the norm. Id say yesterday was one of his better games this season. He didnt turn the ball over which is a huge plus. I didnt expect the team to score a lot yesterday.

Question for ya WV. Do u feel Tannehill has shown enough positive attributes, to deserve us to invest more time in him. Plus the draft picks and money to bring in playmaker. Or are we pissing up rope in your opinion?

[WVDolphan]

Question for ya WV. Do u feel Tannehill has shown enough positive attributes, to deserve us to invest more time in him. Plus the draft picks and money to bring in playmaker. Or are we pissing up rope in your opinion?

Im definately having doubts about him at this point, and rightfully so. But, Id like to add a couple of legitimate NFL WRs to go with the 2 we have and a few other competent players at other offensive positions and see what the kid does with them next season.

If we bring in some talent on that side of the ball and he still plays like dog****, Id have to be prepared to move on.