Polian at phins camp today.
I like what he has to say about RT!

Bill Polian gave this review of the Dolphins QBs after watching today: "I was impressed with David Garrard's arm strength, his movement and his command coming off back surgery,'' he said on Sirius Radio. "God knows, you always worry about arms strength after that...Matt Moore was what you would expect. He's a solid pro...And Ryan Tannehill looks very much like he belongs. Very much at ease. Delivers the ball very well. Some draft gurus thought there was an arm-strength issue there. There isn't."

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The beatings will continue until morale improves.

Well some are not going to like Bill Polians description of the phins qbs.

Especially the one about Tannehill.

samsam3738 Wrote:
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> Well some are not going to like Bill Polians
> description of the phins qbs.
>
> Especially the one about Tannehill.


I suppose the Patriots, Bills, and Yets aren't too happy about it.

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DolfanKing Wrote:
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> samsam3738 Wrote:
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> > Well some are not going to like Bill Polians
> > description of the phins qbs.
> >
> > Especially the one about Tannehill.
>
>
> I suppose the Patriots, Bills, and Yets aren't too
> happy about it.


Exactly man.

I never heard anyone question Tannehill's arm strength, it was decision making and protecting the football, fumbles, low completion percentage, mistakes, and his offense's falling flat in second half of games... Arm strength? never heard that one....

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Crowder52 Wrote:
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> Polian also questioned Phiblin about how you run a
> west coast offense and keep it up tempo..
> Philbin said ]"one of the concepts of a west coast
> offense is multiple formations, multiple
> personnel, shiftings, etc,..... Well it's hard to
> do that and be an uptempo offense"" We have to
> find a balance there"
>
>
> So I guess all the guys that expected 90 plays and
> all game no huddle.... are a little bit off on the
> theory... that and west coast meant up tempo? smh


This is kind of what I've been saying all along.

When people call the WCO "Up Tempo" they really mean the time at which the ball is snapped to the time at which the play ends. In between, a good WCO will huddle, get to the line, then do a whole bunch of shifts and motion and reads. That usually eats up a lot of clock.

What they don't want are players taking their time getting into the huddle, and I'll be surprised if we see the kinds of problems we used to have with coaches getting the plays in to the QB, causing delay of game penalties.

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