If Ryan Tannehill averages 186.5 yards passing for the remainder of the season...

Tanny was hit as he threw the ball. Should have just taken the PI penalty.

 

the fact that you guys are arguing over one throw in the game, in a game where tannehill actually played really good....still?? is kinda pathetic.

RT is having a really good year. on pace for 4000 yards+ yet you guys still want to worry about one or two throws.

EVERY QB in EVERY game has a bunch of passes they wish they would have thrown better.

why does EVERY pass by RT have to be scrutinzed SO MUCH??

he is playing like a top 10 QB in the NFL right now and he's only in his second year.

cut the kid some slack.

 

If that pass to Bline is thrown on time, ie, when he is even with Millner, that would be a huge gain, THill had to anticipate the throw and have a "if he is even, he is leavin'" sort of mindset

Hell, even the patented (and trademarked) "Hartline catches ball and falls down" move would have resulted in a nice gain on 4th down

 

got to instinctively throw it at the proper time..

 

We have seen what Tannehill can do behind a bad offensive line, now I would like to see what he can do behind a good offensive line. Bye the way Jay Fiedler had a total of four (4) 300 yard passing games in his career. Tannehill already has four (4) 300 yard games this year.

 

but don't you know? On this board, Tannehill is the chosen one that can never do wrong. It doesn't matter that he chokes in the 4th quarter or that he almost never hits a receiver in stride, because the important thing is that he's Ryan Tannehill.

With that said, that play was obviously Hartline's fault because anything else would be unspeakable here!

 

No we realize RT isn't perfect but are tired of the anti RT people that hate tannehill because if he succeeds they were wrong and they are secretly campaigning for GM or simply criticize any missed pass as a way of trying to show how smart they think they are. They want be called a guru.

 

I'm so ****ing tired of this ****.

You are allowed to criticize Tannehill, what you're not allowed to do apparently, is disagree with some of the criticisms of Tannehill, otherwise there's an incessant stream of goddamn crying like your post.

You guys need to get the hell off your crosses and take some pills for your persecution complexes, because its making rational discussion impossible.

 

Re: If Ryan Tannehill averages 222 yards passing for the remainder of the season...

As we make this playoff run, we should be banding together in support of our wasted pick. Sure he's terrible and can't even hit a slant route in stride, but he's OUR franchise bust.

The sooner we can all unanimously see this the better.

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One or two throws can affect a game. That pass to Welker in the Super Bowl in the NE/NY II? That's just one throw. Even if he threw for a perfect QBR it is not pathetic to look at his mistakes and analyze it.

 

That's kind of a weak argument. Baltimore says hello. Buffalo says hi. Cincinnati says hello (and Cameron Wake says goodbye), New England says hello. Carolina says hello. Tampa Bay would like to say hello. Etc. etc.

 

The Wildcat was used because Miami couldn't run for crap the first two games of the season. The team was averaging around 3ypc, and that was with two very good RBs. It also inherently didn't help the QB because it doesn't involve the QB.

Sure Pennington had deficiencies, but he was the MVP runner up for a reason. The guy played smarter football than anyone. He had ten total turnovers in 2008, which will end being half as many as Tannehill has this year. Imagine this team's record if Tannehill only had 10 less turnovers?

 

That's because the box was stacked against us, because they knew Penny couldn't throw. We used the WildCat because it was the only way to operate inside a stacked box.

I never said it helped the QB either. I said it provided the big play ability a QB with an arm would provide.

He was a runner up because he managed the position, in spite of his physical limitations better than anyone ever could have thought. But make no mistake, if he had possessed even a middle caliber NFL arm, we never would have resorted to the WildCat. Defenses did not respect his arm.

 

I don't agree with that. Penny could throw and did throw. No, he did not have a very strong arm, but it was strong enough. He was still making all of the "NFL throws" including the deep outs. Yeah, the ball traveled slower and he had to release it earlier, but it really wasn't much different from what Peyton Manning is doing this year. I don't think Manning's arm this year is much stronger than Pennington's was. Or at least, he doesn't throw it much harder even if he is technically capable of it. But he's still very effective downfield. And so was Pennington. According to PFF, Pennington completed 18 of his 40 throws of more than 20 yards downfield (45%). 45% completion on those passes would put him 8th among QBs this year.

 

I see no real comparison of Penny to Peyton, who is still lighting up defenses even if his arm isn't what it used to be. Penny's arm was made up of rubber bands and ramen noodles. Not to take a cheap shot, but my last memory of Penny was weak throws to the tune of 4 INTs in our last playoff game.

http://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/200901040mia.htm

The Ravens dared him to throw and made him pay when he did.

 

He also didn't have much time

 

Likes this thread^.

 

Didn't get 222 yards, 22 yards shy, but he has 20 TDs 14 ints and 3315 Yards. Now needs to average 228.3 yards a game

Very doable!

 

20 Td's!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Folks do not realize, that has not happened in over a decade, 160 games or more, since a Qb tossed that many Td's!

 

F 20....lets get 30!!

 

If Ryan Tannehill averages 222 yards passing for the remainder of the season...

Needs 3.5 from here on out. I think/hope he can get to 25

 

Next goal for Tanny. Have a 3 TD game without throwing that boneheaded INT.

 

20 TDs after 13 games is sweet. I had him pegged at 25 before the season. Its very doable.

 

Tannehill on pace for 4080 yards, 25 touchdowns, and 17 interceptions.

I can't say that I would be disappointed with those totals.

 

I'll be happy if he only throws one more INT.

 

For year 2 I'd be happy. Year 3: 30TD 10INTs. would be very happy

 

Also credit Tannehill for the 4th qtr comeback and come from behind win...


Tannehill finished the game 20 for 33 for 201 yards, three (3) touchdowns, and one interception, giving him an 95.5 passer rating on the day. He now has 3,316 yards and 20 passing TDs, plus 1 rushing TD. He also had two rushes today for 56 yards (211 on the season) to move us to to 7-6.

Damn stats sites are incorrect or not updated yet for some reason.

 

They seem to stop just before Thomas' big run. Angry Pittsburgh scorekeeper?

 

I can't really consider that a boneheaded INT. I mean Polamalu was literally lined up on the defensive line at the snap. It was a good play.

 

It was an excellent defensive play, but Tannehill was starring Hartline down, allowing shampoo to get over there and break on the ball. Most of Tannehill's picks have came on that play I think. All defense's know to look for it now.

 

Why am I forgetting the third TD ?

Hartline..Claymaker and ?

 

Claymaker again.. the one where he was wide open off a PA pass

 

Or you might be remembering that one and forgetting the last one where he shrugged off two tacklers and walked into the endzone, but I doubt it.

 

That's what I'm thinking.

 

Finally found this thread. What's the update with Tannehills stats today? 300+ yards and 3 tds and no ints.

 

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