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This is a moderated phorum for the CIVILIZED discussion of the Miami Dolphins. In this phorum, there are rules and moderators to make sure you abide by the rules. The moderators for this phorum are JC and Colonel.
JoeFootball Wrote:
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> The one good run RT had could have been a TD but
> he slid. He said he wishes he would have kept
> running. Me too.
Not needed. I would rather have a healthy QB than another RGIII.
At first glance I thought Tannehill should have continued forward, but after re-watching the play I think he did the right thing. Robey was just a few steps away from hitting him from behind and possibly forcing another fumble...or causing injury to Tannehill.
That was our most complete offensive game yet IMO. Even better than the SanDeigo game. Sacks are gonna happen against a DLine like that. Clean up the things that were in our control (the two turnovers and a couple of red zone penalties) and we would have laid over 30 pts on a defense with some pretty good teeth.
dolphin Wrote:
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> I saw a slant pattern too!!! I was thrilled.
>
> slant for first down, imagine that.
Right, and since Tannehill throws those slants well it would be interesting to see Lazor get rid of the 9-routes that Wallace has been running and instead call some skinny posts. Maybe Tannehill would be more comfortable with that route instead. They've got to be able to attack the deep third of the field. It was there for the taking all night.
How many slants do we see in a game? Not as much as we should. The offense is not clicking. It does zero good to move the ball all the way down the field just to fumble/gumble it all a way.
Especially with Wallace. Tanner ill can hit him in stride with a 20 yard cut into the slant pass that can break it to the house. We never seen it but it would work because Tannehill excels at that type of pass.
dolphin Wrote:
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> will be interesting to see if Treasuer thinks he
> is a puss for sliding, in the past all other QBs
> have been if they slid.
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> It was a very nice run, woulda like to have seen
> him run to see if he could get in.
>
> I would say the Chargers game was way better, many
> points left on the field in this game. However, to
> play that well against that D was impresssive.
Nah , but its nice to see you admit in your own way that Tannehill is the QB of the future and you were completely 100% wrong about him.
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