Either let Tanny be Tanny or draft a traditional pocket QB.

Just because people can see and think for themselves does not mean that they are listening to anyone else.

Some don't see what you see and that is ok.

dolfan1 Wrote:
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> I would draft the largest front line next season,
> I want all 330lbs+ on my front line. I want the
> line to resemble a brick wall.

Parcells tried that when he was here, didn't he? Didn't work out so well for us.

JC, I dont know what the answer is. I think we will be second fiddle in the AFC East for a very long time...it just really feels that way to me and its fustrating, I am almost at the point of just not watching this game anymore. 40 years plus is a long time to wait for your team to produce winning results. I look at the SB and winning it as the goal...forget the playoffs etc...its all about getting there and winning it all....at all costs.

The only silver lining part of not going to the SB this year is if you do chances are you wont repeat it in this league.

Fins72 Wrote:
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> There's no doubt that Tannehill has shown
> improvement this year. That said, it's also
> obvious that defensive coordinators have adjusted
> to the fact that Miami can't throw the deep ball
> (and currently won't even try to). IMO, that
> limits this offense significantly. Can you imagine
> how different this season might have been if
> defenses had to be concerned with the long ball?
> The offensive line's inability to give Tannehill
> time or even a clean pocket to throw from are
> certainly factors but in all fairness, even when
> he's had the time to throw and has a receiver
> running behind the defense, he has had trouble
> throwing long with accuracy. I guess this doesn't
> mean he can't be a good QB or that he can't win
> but unless he can improve on his long ball, he
> will remain limited as a QB.

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So what you are saying, Fins72, is that with the threat of Wallace's speed, whenever he goes deep, only the CB stays with him because teams don't respect RT's long ball?

Anyone on this board that reviews game tape, can you tell us if only one DB stays with Wallace on the long ones?