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18 minutes ago, japan said:

Tannehill an 11 year starter in the NFL.  Not some rookie.  

The fuck does that have to do with anything? Rookie or not, the pass game wasn't working because he wasn't executing. You don't refuse to find another way to win just because he's a vet. Winning is what matters remember?

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Henry was the only offensive player on that field that looked like a threat at any point in that game and yet he's not "vital". Man, for as good as TR is on a lot of things, we're way off on Henry and

And they were proven wrong as they lost trying to put the ball in the hands of the qb who was seeing ghosts in the first quarter 😂 stupid gameplan proved to be stupid, and stupid coaches didn’t adjust

You can think eating a bowl of grease each day is fine for your health too... just because they acted like they don't think he's vital doesn't mean he is not vital.   Henry was getting trade

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1 minute ago, cenj said:

I'd argue that if Tannehill can't be expected to make those throws yesterday, this season is lost anyway and there's no point coddling him so we win 1 or 2 more games. 

 

If we're going to compete, he's going to have to make those passes in clutch situations. He imploded in Cincy and has historically done nothing in the playoffs. I don't want to be 8-9.

And that's fair in a big picture perspective. I'm just talking about what was needed to win that specific game. You escape the game with a win, however you can, and figure out what to do about Tannehill later. 

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3 minutes ago, Mythos27 said:

The fuck does that have to do with anything? Rookie or not, the pass game wasn't working because he wasn't executing. You don't refuse to find another way to win just because he's a vet. Winning is what matters remember?

I don't think the Bengals stop trying to get Burrow right because he looks like shit Sunday.  The Saints loaded up to stop the running game.  You hope that Tannehill will eventually get his head out of his ass, like a veteran starter...  

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Tannehill had a bad game.  He knows it.  Vrabel knows it.  Everyone who watched it knows it.

 

It was by far the worst game he's had as a Titan.  Now is it possible he's washed?  Maybe.  Is it possible it's simply rust from not seeing live action for a while in a new offense with a bunch of new players?  Likely.

 

Regardless, he needs to play a lot better to keep his job let alone be a starter here or somewhere else come 2024.

 

Looking around the league, he was far from the only guy who stunk it up week 1 at QB.  

 

 

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13 minutes ago, cenj said:

I'd argue that if Tannehill can't be expected to make those throws yesterday, this season is lost anyway and there's no point coddling him so we win 1 or 2 more games. 

 

If we're going to compete, he's going to have to make those passes in clutch situations. He imploded in Cincy and has historically done nothing in the playoffs. I don't want to be 8-9.

 

come on. you know its highly unlikely he plays that poorly the rest of the season. he'll be average at worst unless he's fallen off a cliff. 

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I didn't see the videos, but everyone on the radio this morning was joking about Vrabel and Kelly talking about Tannehill.

 

They said the coaches didn't have responses for Tannehill's performance and seemed genuinely shocked by what happened. It doesn't sound like they were purposely trying to throw Tannehill in the deep end and let him drown -- he really just shit the bed to a degree the coaches had a hard time understanding.

 

They very well may reflect this week and have some philosophical conversations about scheme and Tannehill. 

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23 minutes ago, japan said:

I don't think the Bengals stop trying to get Burrow right because he looks like shit Sunday.  The Saints loaded up to stop the running game.  You hope that Tannehill will eventually get his head out of his ass, like a veteran starter...  

I didn't say stop throwing. You're exaggerating. I said run more. We could've easily run more and still have been balanced. You have to adjust to the way the game is going. We were stubborn.

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5 minutes ago, BudsOilers said:

What are you supposed to say when a guy that's super accurate and a good decision maker is missing open guys, throwing late, and forcing balls into coverage?

 

I would say to Tannehill,  look, clearly 50% of your thoughts on each snap are Dillard and the likelihood of taking it from behind harder than Abella Danger. But this one was on you. Settle down, get the ball out, and start playing better now, or we'll be forced to try someone else (Levis).

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8 minutes ago, Mythos27 said:

I didn't say stop throwing. You're exaggerating. I said run more. We could've easily run more and still have been balanced. You have to adjust to the way the game is going. We were stubborn.

🤷‍♂️ I guess, but I posted the runs by Henry in the second half.  They were basically running into a brick wall...

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1 hour ago, japan said:

Tannehill an 11 year starter in the NFL.  Not some rookie.  


98% of the league/coaches / media / fans thought he was terrible to meh for 9.4 years of that 11 years... and they were mostly right. 
 

 

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Just now, titanruss said:


But 98% of the league and coaches and media and fans thought he was terrible to meh for 9.4 years of that... and they were mostly right. 

I don't think a guy starts for 11 years who is 'terrible...'  Sorry.

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Just now, japan said:

🤷‍♂️ I guess, but I posted the runs by Henry in the second half.  They were basically running into a brick wall...

Yes, because we were tipping when we were running with our formations. We would do something like throw a pass out of 10 personnel then bring Henry in and set up in like a 12 personnel look and run. Of course the D is going to stuff that.

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3 minutes ago, japan said:

🤷‍♂️ I guess, but I posted the runs by Henry in the second half.  They were basically running into a brick wall...

1st 5 carries (all 1st quarter, drive #2):  39 yards (7.8 YPC) - 6, 6, 6, 18. 3.  Next 10 carries (rest of the game): 24 yards (2.4 YPC) - 1, 3, 1, 5, 2, 7, 3, 4, 0, -2).  Also had a run for no gain that didn't count because of holding.

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