Mike Sherman..Qb guru??
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Recruited Ryan Tannehill and Jonny Meinzel...Nice.
What are folks thinking about when it comes to what's happening at Tex Am?, and his Qb guru ness?
Does the success there affect his future with us and other teams?

My boy Taz just informed me that Tannhill got there before Sherman, well, he turned their leading receiver into a promising young Qb, I'll take that.

"djphinfan wrote:
My boy Taz just informed me that Tannhill got there before Sherman, well, he turned their leading receiver into a promising young Qb, I'll take that.
Tannehill was an average Dual Threat QB in HS that got moved to WR due to depth.
http://rivals.yahoo.com/tamu/football/recruiting/player-Ryan-Tannehill-54556
That said, still a good job by Sherman.
Well, THill has not thrown an int since September, as a Rook.
Downside may be he is not pushing the ball down the field enough.
"padre31 wrote:
Well, THill has not thrown an int since September, as a Rook.
Downside may be he is not pushing the ball down the field enough.
Perhaps he doesn't throw the ball down the field often because Miami really doesn't have a deep threat at receiver. Hartline sometimes is able to get open deep, but he isn't a true deep threat. This is one area that the Dolphins have to upgrade in next years draft or in free agency.
"padre31 wrote:
Well, THill has not thrown an int since September, as a Rook.
Downside may be he is not pushing the ball down the field enough.
7.3 avg per pass...pretty much right in the middle of the pack.
I have said several times but Mike Sherman had the big12 's worst offense and that will bleed over into Miami's downfall . Texas A&M is doing so muchbetter now that sherman has left and it shows.
"padre31 wrote:
Well, THill has not thrown an int since September, as a Rook.
Downside may be he is not pushing the ball down the field enough.
Way to jinx him Padre. I blame you for today's loss:pity:
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Well there goes the idea that Sherman is some type of QB guru. Three points against one of the worst defenses in the entire NFL says it all.
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