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Any truth to this? I mean, one would think that they would not have waited until a few weeks before the season starts to FINALLY get in work after practice.
Maybe they are working BEFORE practice, and Salguero is just doing what he does?
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Wallace brought up something a few weeks ago that I actually thought was an interesting point in regards to the deep ball. He said that you can only practice it so much because you can't expect a receiver to run 50 yard sprints back and forth multiple times a day. They get tired.
He said the important thing is to keep working at it when they can work at it and eventually they'll get it down. I hope so. -
And that's the problem. I feel Tannehill waits too long to decide to throw the deep ball. That causes the throw to be longer and underthrown on occasion.
This is my favorite play to point out. While the end result was good (TD) it almost got broken up, even though Wallace was wide open. You can see how long Tanny takes to decide to throw the ball. Yet when you watch the replay that keys on Wallace, he's open very quickly. When Tanny finally decides to throw it, the db is allowed to catch up (underthrown) and get a good breakup attempt in.
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To be realistic, I know we can't expect them to hit every one of those deep balls, but the presence of the possibility MUST be there with this tandem. Or else, what's the point of Wallace even being on the squad?
I am crossing my fingers that they get it together on this thing. If that possibility is there, I think that's where you get your most value from Wallace being on the team. I have never seen a player with the ability to get so wide open. I would imagine that if they do get some of them down early in the season, teams will inevitably have to adjust. That could open up some other parts of the offense.Rocky Raccoon and DPlus47 like this. -
Tannehill needs to stop trying to mess with trajectory, and just put sh&$ on a rope, Dan Marino never threw lofty deep balls, he would just see it and throw it as hard as he could, quit trying to measure it with arc from cripes sake...all he needed to do on that p,ay was plant and drive.
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The connection point designed on that throw was at 60 yards down field if hit in stride. Why they hell would you design a play that requires an accurate pass 60 yards downfield? That's so dumb...MAFishFan, cuchulainn, Pennington's Limp Arm and 1 other person like this. -
Could just be that our WR is incompatible with our QB. Not pointing to either position as the primary reason for the dysfunction, but like in any relationship, they might just be incompatible. Every WR, won't go with every QB. I think Ryan is going to need more of a dog WR with a crazy catch radius or some shifty slot guy then a speed racer. I just do. Not slighting either one...just doesn't look like they should contact each other on eHarmony is all.
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#Dolphins QB Ryan Tannehill connects on a nice deep ball to an open WR Mike Wallace to the corner of the end zone in team drills.
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I don't think it will be fixed this year. lol and one stupid little practice is laughable, Peyton has his receivers show up overtime at the practice field... all the time till they get it right.. He and Harrison didn't smash records by accident. One of Tannehill and Wallace isn't showing full commitment to make it work, and Tannehill's work ethic has never been questioned, Wallace on the other hand is the opposite.
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Normal completion percentages on these types of deep balls are only like 25%, and the number of times a quarterback even attempts them per game is like 2 times...maybe 3 if you're Joe Flacco who is the most deep-oriented passer in the NFL.
The obsession with this thing...I just don't understand it. We're going to lose games where Tannehill connects on a deep ball to Wallace and then everyone's going to be like, wait why did we obsess over this again?
There are MUCH bigger problems lurking right now for the offense.vizi0n, MAFishFan, unifiedtheory and 9 others like this. -
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I'm sorry but if the title and content of that are true, that this is the first time or one of VERY few times these guys have bothered to work on their total lack of chemistry together outside of organized drill time then **** them.
That's shameful, lazy, and really shows how little either respects the game, the fans, the responsibility they have to improve or actually play well.
Or they are clueless.
Or maybe hate each other.
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And I don't care if they even understand why it starts clicking.
But to leave it this long is plain neglectful and unprofessional. It's lazy, pay-check football.dolfan22 likes this. -
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Wallace said why a few weeks ago. Look..everyone has tunnel vision for this deep bomb. Tannehill and Wallace have issues with the deep bomb. All the other routes they have fine chemistry.
Wallace said hes not going to go out and run go routes 20 or 30 times after and risk pulling something. They have chemistry issues on ONE play. ONE. -
I dunno. All offseason Tannehill was working with other WRs and Wallace was AWOL.
Many people on here said it was ridiculous to be upset about Wallace not being there and that training camp was plenty of time.
Now we're hearing people complain that Tannehill and Wallace should be working more..................NJFINSFAN1 likes this. -
So everyone was mad they weren't doing this and now everyone is still mad they finally are. How do they win?
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But..what nobody is mentioning..is THEY still WERE NOT WORKING on the go route. It was other routes all together.
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Myself, if I don't feel good I'm not going to play. My goal is to be healthy for the season," Mike Wallace on playing Friday.
-- "I'm not about to run 20 deep balls back to back. That's not healthy for me," Mike Wallace said of deep ball chemistry.
-- "He's doing a good job getting better at it everyday and coach Lazor has been staying on him about that," Wallace said of Tannehill deep ball.
-- "Just be healthy for the season. That's my main thing right now. Be healthy for the season," Mike Wallace said. -
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I don't need you healthy if the offense moves better without you anyways.cuchulainn and 77FinFan like this. -
1. Yes, Danny threw some rainbows in his day. Watch more highlights on the youtubes.
2. Tanny ain't Marino. Nobody is.NJFINSFAN1 likes this. -
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In Five offensive possessions Miami had 14 first downs, converted 4 for 4 for 3rd downs....Wallace had 6 catches for 67 yards....We rushed for 100 yards....
But nobody wants to talk about that as if its .... you know...something to be encouraged about.cuchulainn and Fin-Omenal like this. -
The good conversations are no fun. Wallace and Tanny will be fine IMO, Ryan will miss him a few times, Wallace will drop a few balls...and people who have chosen sides will come out in herds. Way it goes. -
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AFTER WE ROCK IT TO THE AFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME THIS SEASON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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