NFL drive of the week breakdown..must watch.

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djphinfandjphinfansubscriberOP
Sep 24, 2013, 06:43 PM

http://www.nfl.com/videos/nfl-drive-of-the-week/0ap2000000250184/Drive-of-the-Week-Ryan-Tannehill-comes-of-age

I like the fact that Rishard beat the #1 pick trufant twice on the drive..I love that kid.

I like that protection was very good for a change..

I loved the throw to Clay, can't make that throw if your hands are nervous.

I loved Gibby's awareness and fight on the field..

I liked how smooth Ryan looked in the presser..sharp..

Paul 13Paul 13moderator
Sep 24, 2013, 06:48 PM

ahh... will watch when I get home.. not surprised this drive made the all highlight reel somewhere. Crazy drive.

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dolfan22dolfan22subscriber
Sep 24, 2013, 06:54 PM

BEAUTIFUL ! thanks D :)

USArmyFinFanUSArmyFinFanforum_veteran
Sep 24, 2013, 07:15 PM

Awesome, this is the first time I got to watch the drive.....wish I could have seen it live.

RickyBobbyRickyBobbyNew Member
Sep 24, 2013, 07:20 PM

Nice find, thanks.

Man, Dion Sims is one big MOFO

HellionHellionsubscriber
Sep 24, 2013, 08:12 PM

"USArmyFinFan wrote:

Awesome, this is the first time I got to watch the drive.....wish I could have seen it live.

It was a thing of beauty

My son had to leave for film study prior to that drive and i texted him the news,,he snuck on his phone to see the box score. lol

finwinfinwinNew Member
Sep 24, 2013, 09:41 PM

I like the whole field replays. I wish they showed those during the game more. It's clear that when a receiver looks open, it's usually after the throw. So Clutts was not wide open on Sims game winning catch. Maybe one of Mathews Catches could have gone to Wallace but same difference on yardage probably and since the safety was keying on Wallace that whole drive, Tannehill made the right throw every time.

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CitizenSnipsCitizenSnipsNew Member
Sep 24, 2013, 10:23 PM

Tannehill with time has been lethal this year. I'm actually EXCITED when he drops back and he's got time. I KNOW something good is going to happen. I only felt this one other time, and it was 2008 with Pennington.

When Tannehill drops back, sees the field, and steps up with confidence, you know its a good play. You don't even have to watch the reception, you know its good. The two td's he's thrown to hartline this year have been perfect. He drops back, looks around, steps into the throw and fires it. on both plays i knew they were TD's before they got there. It's THAT very moment that i have been waiting for from our QB's for a long time. That moment frozen in time when he goes to make the throw. With the Lemons, Harringtons, Henne's, and or whoever, i never felt that. I still watched with fingers crossed and breath held until it was officially ruled a td.

Not Tannehill though. He steps up and throws it like he means it and I know something good is about to happen. it feels good.

djphinfandjphinfansubscriber
Sep 24, 2013, 10:30 PM

Sorry FF, I won't say Gibby....lol...how bout the gibster.

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