I know there are Tannehill advocates all over the place on here. But you can't deny how exciting it would be to have Johnny Football running around in aqua. He could be just what this 'star-less' franchise needs!
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Mike Lombardi supposedly loves him and Cleveland needs a QB in the worst way. If he makes it past the Browns, I'll be floored.
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I really doubt one could find an objective Tannehill-Manziel comparison around here.
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No. Just, no.
O-line should be our #1 priority during the offseason. I wouldn't even THINK about grabbing a QB until the 4th round.Colorado Dolfan and SICK like this. -
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I'm behind Tannehill. That said I do want to see Manziel play in the NFL, he's exciting if nothing else. If we didn't have Tannehill, honestly, why the hell not? I actually think he might be there at our pick but we aren't taking a Qb. IF a new GM wanted to challenge Tannehill I think he spends like a 3rd or 4th on a Qb and lets them duke it out but I don't even think that will happen. Tannehill showed a lot to me, the last 2 weeks were god awful but its unfair to throw a Qb under the bus for 2 bad games.
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He is amazing. He has got 2 problems going into pros: 1) he has a tendency to throw the ball too late, like after the play has broken he will look one way and then flick the ball the other way on quick look, but the corner is breaking and it's already too late, and 2) his intermediate passes are low, difficult to catch. I'll be shocked if he is not a top 10 pick.
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However I believe he will be over drafted and end up between 10-19. -
I love Johnny Football, man if we didn't already have a QB I'd demand the Dolphins take Manziel because he would at least be exciting and draw interest to our team. Critics said he'd be like Tim Tebow, but then he learned to pass from the pocket. Enough coaching he could pass from the pocket like Brees and take off like Kapernick when things break down. Look at what Kapernick did to the Packers again. Cleveland would be lucky to get him to throw to Josh Gordon.
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But he throws the ball late, a lot. That and his stature with his style both scare me away. Unless he learns to pass from the pocket, he won't be able to stay healthy. And him throwing late so often scares me away from him period.
I wouldn't take him in the first round if I were a QB needy team. 3rd round at best to me.
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He has first round intangibles too...
Ryan Leafs and Matt Jones' to be exact.ckparrothead and Nappy Roots like this. -
Though I'd probably take him in the second if I was a QB needy team. -
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I honestly think a coach that wants to implement a system like Philidelphia does could be a great spot for Johnny. Heck if I'm the Eagles and he slips to my pick I may take him as insurance to Foles if I'm not 100% sold he is the future.
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Everyone makes a big deal about hiring a General Manager with a coach already in place. But honestly if I'm a General Manager looking to be hired by a new team then I'm much more concerned about hiring in with a team that doesn't want to allow me to find my own quarterback because they're hanging onto some unproven guy who is heading into the first of what could be a few "make or break" years.
It would be one of my questions in interview. If I'm hired and I decide that Ryan Tannehill is not my guy, would you allow me to find my guy? -
No, Tannehill made big strides from year 1 to year 2. Get him a real O-line and a mediocre running game and his numbers will improve even more.
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And from everything we heard at one point, Peyton Manning loved the Dolphins and wanted to play there. Then Peyton sent Ross a note that said I don't want to play for you.
Just sayin. There are definitely people around the league that viewed Tannehill as a 2nd rounder. There are definitely people around the league that think he's going to flame out and can't read the middle of the field.Bpk likes this. -
Our desire as battered fans to finally have stability at QB, has blinded some of us into pretending Tanny is flawless.
He has THIS year to make strides, and I won't by any "new system" excuses if he doesn't improve in year three. It's the same BS people insisted on why Jason Allen never panned out.Bpk likes this. -
The point is that there are a lot of people who would like to work with him. I'm sure at least a few may even be very well qualified for the job. -
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I compare Manziel to RGIII in that they were similar players in college and both are injury risks with their frame and lack of a want to protect themselves. Griffen, however, is a better thrower of the football IMO.
All that being said, I fully expect him to be a top 5 pick unless he completely turns GMs off in interviews (which I don't expect to happen because I think he truly loves football). -
At some point you have to Atleast see some flashes of football skill. -
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Once the film study is done I think he pulls a Geno Smith snd slides out of the first round entirely.
Though I can see a franchise like Jacksonville or Oakland over drafting him. -
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Likr I said, if Philidelphia isn't sold on Foles long term it would be a great landing spot for him. Their offense utilizes all of his talents.
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