If Tannehill throws 4 TD's, then we're probably going to score 80 points total. Because Miami is learning to be a run team 1st to open up the passing lanes, which is what we proved in both of our blowout wins. In the game where we relied on Tannehill to throw for 300 yards, the end result wasn't pretty. So the only key to a Miami victory this week is going to be between the tackles and how well our RB's dodge your secondary. If we run the ball effectively and tire out Green Bay's defense, then Miami should be able to squeak past the Packs for the W.
If there is ONE game that Philbin wants to win, it's this one. There should be extra motivation going up against your old team.
...let me add: play some HARD man on man. Go all seahawk-y on those receivers. Don't wait, hit 'em....hold 'em, trip 'em. Take the penalties in stride, just make sure nobody is free, everyone is bruised. Get those linebackers wide and flat. Spike Misi/Jones' morning coffee. You're not gonna frustrate Rodgers, instead, frustrate his targets.....
Sorry Richard, your trademark expired due to nonuse. If you'd like it back you'll have to file a Declaration of Excusable Nonuse.
Going to be a struggle of a game, but Miami can win if they don't turn the ball over. Sent from my HTC One using Tapatalk
FYI to everyone, Rodgers had 13 4TD+ games in the last 4.5 seasons... including missing a huge chunk of one season due to injury. So, pretty much 13 4TDs + games in 4 seasons. Approx. 3 games per season where he throws 4 TDs or more. That's around one out of every 5 games. So it certainly could happen. ------------------------------------------- Conversely, Ryan Tannehill has zero 4TDs + games in two and a third seasons. Which is approximately zero games per season. And around one out of every approaching-inifinity games. ...... So if throwing for four or more TD's determines the winner of this game, we are losing this game.
