Here it is:
https://sports.yahoo.com/miami-qb-ryan-tannehill-traded-titans-draft-picks-191417467--nfl.html
Blaine Gabbert as the backup to Marcus Mariota." data-reactid="33" style="font-size: 15px !important; line-height: 24px !important;">Tannehill's sports agency tweeted that as part of the trade, he signed a one-year deal with the Titans. He's expected to replace Blaine Gabbert as the backup to Marcus Mariota.
Tannehill turns 31 in July, and his departure from Miami had been expected. He became the starting quarterback as a rookie in 2012 and has still never taken a postseason snap.
His contract was to balloon to $18.7 million in base salary this year, and he would have counted $26.6 million against the salary cap.
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What is our compensation?
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from the article:
Miami traded Tannehill on Friday to the Tennessee Titans in a deal that also involved draft picks. The Dolphins sent their sixth-round pick this year to the Titans for a fourth-round choice in 2020 and a seventh-round pick in April.Last edited: Mar 15, 2019 -
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The Titans did us a favor to unload that contract, we were just gonna cut him anyway so it's nice to get some compensation no matter if its a late round pick.
I am glad that the Tannehill era is finally over in Miami. Lets not fail forward again. I thought Tannehill was a reach the day we drafted him. -
Well that is that.
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I'll say this, I feel somewhat sad to see Ryan go. Performance issues aside that guy had to endure so much from this organisation during him time. He'll always be the tough-as-iron QB who wouldn't give up despite having a horrible OL for so long. A guy who had to put up with crappy coaches, muddled offences, changing systems, and generally had it pretty bad. And although there were some horrible moments with RT17 at QB, there were also some beautiful ones. That man threw some memorable passes, made some great runs, and will be for me the QB the Dolphins partially ruined.
I really hope things go well for him, and he earns a starting job somewhere in the NFL.
God go with you Tannehill. You may have been hated by some but you were my quarterback for these last years. Thanks for all your hard work, all the beatings you took, and everything you gave.
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While I don't buy in that the Dolphins partially ruined him, we certainly did not make it easy on him.
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The age of mediocrity is over. We now enter into the age of building something special or being the doormat of the NFL. Time to rip off the bandaid and take the risk imo
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Love him or hate him, he's the best QB this team had since Marino, save for maybe Chad Pennington. I'm no Tannehill apologist, but for those of you jumping for joy at this news, the odds aren't great in Miami finding better anytime soon. That's not to say Tannehill was a great QB, it's to say how hard it is to find a great QB. And that's the ceiling Tannehill could never crack. Greatness. He was a average to decent QB throughout his career, and that wasn't good enough to get Miami out of this mediocre rut they've been in for 2 decades.
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He was an unprescdented player in that no one to my knowledge ever played big time college football at receiver and Qb and be drafted in the first round..
He was tough and never complained about the futility around him.
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Surprised Gase didn’t want him for a backup sine he believed in him so much! -
STANDING OVATION!!!!
Get that scrub out of here. It's 3 years late, but I'll take it. Best dolphins related news I've heard since the Philbin firing.mlb1399 likes this. -
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As far as probabilities are concerned, what you stated is only a conditional probability: IF Falk is the solution, then it's 100%. Thing is, you have to multiply that 100% by the probability of that condition being satisfied, and 100% times zero = zero lol. Well, technically it's not zero because there are only a finite number of QB's, but after rounding off to the nearest integer it will be zero given Falk's draft position and that there are on average more than 10 QB's drafted in any year.Last edited: Mar 16, 2019The Guy and Surfs Up 99 like this. -
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Some of the fans of the Dolphins believe he was ruined by the team, but the people in the league with a sharper eye for that, who evaluate players for a living, don't?djphinfan likes this. -
In general, for two events X and Y where probabilities go from 0 to 1 (i.e., 0% to 100%) and we represent the probability of X occurring with "p(X)", the equation is p(X or Y) = p(X) + p(Y) - p(X and Y), where p(X and Y) refers to the probability of BOTH X and Y occurring. In other words, even if p(X)=1 and p(Y)=1, in the hypothetical case you cite you'd have p(X or Y) = 1 + 1 - 1 = 1.
Regardless, that's not the calculation because as I said you need to take into account the probability of the condition being satisfied. If we represent the probability of X occurring GIVEN that Y occurred (the conditional part) as p(X|Y), then you have p(X) = p(X|Y)*p(Y). And even if you set p(X|Y)=1, the problem is that p(Y) is so close to zero when talking about Falk that p(X) ~ 0.Surfs Up 99 likes this.
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