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Devil's Advocate View on Paying Tannehill


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8 minutes ago, VanCityTitan said:

Ohh... @PhinFan1968 had already kept going on his own!  Good shit! 

 

 

Tannehill has definitely forced the Titans hand/check book on this one.  I didn't even bother reading the whole article just because I cant see how this isn't a risk the team jumps head first into at this point.

 

I was skeptical the first couple games like everyone else im sure...but like my best friend @tgo stated its starting to seem more and more like the Titans and Tannehill are a perfect match as far has the players skill set and our offensive system/philosophy.   

 

Now I'm just going to enjoy the ride...no matter how long, or short it is!  

 

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Tannehill was already a highly-rated play action QB, and this scheme/planning seems to make good use of that.  Henry is a MONSTER, and that helps quite a bit.  I REALLY want to see the Titans sign both of these guys to longer deals.  They may have a special chemistry with those two and AJ...I'd like to see a few more years of that at least to see how far they can take this thing.

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To me, the much higher risk is not paying him after he had success here, and then watching him lead another team to the SB.  That would be a fire everyone in the front office felony offense.  Screw that, I'll take my chances with the guy throwing darts right now.

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Fuck the stats. Tannehill is playing lights out and it's my eyeballs that is telling me that. He's checking into great calls, he's distributing the ball to multiple people. He's taking calculated chances. He's running and making first downs. He's been super impressive and it's not even debatable. 

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3 minutes ago, Supdawg said:

Fuck the stats. Tannehill is playing lights out and it's my eyeballs that is telling me that. He's checking into great calls, he's distributing the ball to multiple people. He's taking calculated chances. He's running and making first downs. He's been super impressive and it's not even debatable. 

 

The only debate is the 3+ years and how much at this point.

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It doesn't matter, he's getting a long term deal and there isn't any other option. He's also getting a very big contract.

 

The Titans struck gold, you pay him, period. 

 

If it blows up then so be it. 

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11 minutes ago, OILERMAN said:

It doesn't matter, he's getting a long term deal and there isn't any other option. He's also getting a very big contract.

 

The Titans struck gold, you pay him, period. 

 

If it blows up then so be it. 

 

Did you read the article?

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At best, Tannehill was held back by Gase, bad team, and/or injuries and he's way better than most thought (or he's magically had the light bulb go on).  At worst, he's a game manager that a lot of us wanted.  Both versions are significantly better than Mariota--just one is a better value than the other. 

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5 hours ago, JakePA_Titan said:

Look at Drew Brees career.

 

Look at his stats in his first 5 years in SD. 

 

Who saw coming what he has done in NO? And when it started, were there idiots saying "stats show he wont keep it up"?

 

Now Brees is one of the best QBs of all time. 

Matching a QB like Brees up with a offensive genius HC like Sean Payton was a match made in heaven. They developed a system that works and just got the right pieces to execute it, similar to Brady and Belichick. The Titans offense is built for a guy like RT. I think they built around MM's skill set and he couldn't execute it. The Titans playaction is deadly because RT is a threat to run it and his accuracy on those short underneath throws is killer. Gruden's comments about the Titans offense were very complimentary. He more or less said they were very hard to defend.

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1 hour ago, OILERMAN said:

It doesn't matter, he's getting a long term deal and there isn't any other option. He's also getting a very big contract.

 

The Titans struck gold, you pay him, period. 

 

If it blows up then so be it. 

If we could get the next Mahommes or Watson even if it meant that next year was a bit of a struggle would you do that as opposed to paying Tannehill?

Much higher risk going that route but the payoff is higher...a rookie QB on a 5 year rookie deal is a great situation to be in.

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4 minutes ago, freakingeek said:

Matching a QB like Brees up with a offensive genius HC like Sean Payton was a match made in heaven. They developed a system that works and just got the right pieces to execute it, similar to Brady and Belichick. The Titans offense is built for a guy like RT. I think they built around MM's skill set and he couldn't execute it. The Titans playaction is deadly because RT is a threat to run it and his accuracy on those short underneath throws is killer. Gruden's comments about the Titans offense were very complimentary. He more or less said they were very hard to defend.

you gotta wonder how much it helped Tannehill sitting in the QB room seeing how MM was fucking things up.

we are gonna run the ball and ask Mariota to make the occasional big play but he just wouldn't do it....and then Tannehill steps on the field with really no pressure or maybe should say no really big expectations and he just let it rip...and then everything seems to fall into place.

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3 minutes ago, bizzyeddie said:

you gotta wonder how much it helped Tannehill sitting in the QB room seeing how MM was fucking things up.

we are gonna run the ball and ask Mariota to make the occasional big play but he just wouldn't do it....and then Tannehill steps on the field with really no pressure or maybe should say no really big expectations and he just let it rip...and then everything seems to fall into place.

I think others may have alluded to this. Mariota should have been playing with this same mindset of “fuck it.”  I believe too many of the numerous coaches drilled into him that INTs are worse than disappointing his parents and that was on his mind every pass. 

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10 minutes ago, CreepingDeath said:

I think others may have alluded to this. Mariota should have been playing with this same mindset of “fuck it.”  I believe too many of the numerous coaches drilled into him that INTs are worse than disappointing his parents and that was on his mind every pass. 

 

I really don't know who drilled this into him. Everyone has been saying for him to "let it rip."

 

It's more like his college system didn't make him force throws. 

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