They need to have the jugs machine throw the ball 2 feet behind them so they can work on dead stopping and diving backwards. This would work perfect for a Tannehill pass.

It also needs to be about 2-3 feet higher then it should be so they can get used to those passes as well.

Any WR can catch a good accurate pass to the chest, but our WR need to be prepared for a Tannehill pass.

On the deep balls they need to work on stopping turning around and coming back 10-15 yards to catch the pass.

If they do these things they will be able to do better for Tannehill next year.

Any work done on catching passes to the chest or leading them perfectly is just a waste of time.

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I don't think it has anything to do NECESSARILY with Tannehill ONLY.

You have to remember that they whined that Henne had no touch and that he threw the football 'A THOUSAND MILES PER HOUR WHEN THEY WERE THREE INCHES AWAY.'

That's why they excused the fact that balls were bouncing off their hands.

They then had no such excuse with Matt Moore but Brandon Marshall still dropped six passes in the endzone.

They are doing the same crap with RT.

" How the Dolphins WR's can get better for Tannehill??????????"

Answer: Get better receivers.

Then how do you explain our receivers dropping balls directly in their chest/hands?

That must be Tannehill's fault too.

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Mike Wallace or Dwayne Bowe

Tavon Austin, Terrence Williams, Keeanan Allen, Justin Hunter or Deandre Hopkins

Danny Amendola ,Cobi Hamilton, Cordarelle Patterson, or Aaron Dobson maybe Ryan Swope if he can run around 4.5