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Tua needs to elevate his game. He is too systematic in his progressions. Teams don't bite on his first read anymore.
 
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The best part is his post-game presser when he tells everyone to "leave it here and go enjoy christmas." Shut the **** up *******. **** that guy.
 
Big time players make big time plays in big games, they certainly don't throw 3 ints.

Imagine after watching that game and defending that guy or thinking he was going to win us an AFC Championship, lol.

And Mike "smartest guy in the room" McDaniel needs to learn how to call a complete game and not give up on the run.
 
CaneDawgCrew said:
No just the same. Had success with 5 rings and fish had Shula and bowls.

Just want a winner.

Fans are the same everywhere.

I wanted Tua and really want him to succeed. I just don’t know if he had the arm strength. Fumble ending first half killed us.
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Understood. It’s almost insufferable to watch games with my uncles because every QB in a Fins uniform is ballsack compared to Marino.

It’s easy for everyone to sound smart saying that they shoulda coulda had Herbert. Genius, really bold statement. But when that hypothetical can never be proven, its exhausting.

Fins have bottom of the barrel special teams and defense. That’s reality. Just like the Chargers had the first two years of Herbert and their record was actually worse than the Dolphins.

Still a lot of football to be played. But Fins ain’t doing anything with Boyer and that defense. Add to that **** poor special team and 8-7 is about right.
 
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miamicanephins said:
Big time players make big time plays in big games, they certainly don't throw 3 ints.

Imagine after watching that game and defending that guy or thinking he was going to win us an AFC Championship, lol.

And Mike "smartest guy in the room" McDaniel needs to learn how to call a complete game and not give up on the run.
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Let me ask you. Does Tua not get credit for the Baltimore, Detroit, and Chicago games? If not for Tua it is highly likely Dolphins lose those 3 games and are 5-10. Defense is allowing almost 30 points a game. McDaniel is still learning on the job. Special teams are Sling Blade special.

There’s a good # of question marks the Dolphins have and Tua being one of them is probably not even top 5.

Flashy rocket arm QB’s do not automatically equal Super Bowls and people need to stop thinking that. Being good in all three phases is what equals championships.
 
RaisingCane26 said:
Understood. It’s almost insufferable to watch games with my uncles because every QB in a Fins uniform is ballsack compared to Marino.

It’s easy for everyone to sound smart saying that they shoulda coulda had Herbert. Genius, really bold statement. But when that hypothetical can never be proven, its exhausting.

Fins have bottom of the barrel special teams and defense. That’s reality. Just like the Chargers had the first two years of Herbert and their record was actually worse than the Dolphins.

Still a lot of football to be played. But Fins ain’t doing anything with Boyer and that defense. Add to that **** poor special team and 8-7 is about right.
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I said the same thing about the defense. Hot and cold to be fair. Bottom line is there are times you must have a stop and…

I too miss Marino lol!

Until we get rid of the very top our decision making is iffy. GM has something on the owner or two peas in a pod. Cost us a #1.
 
RaisingCane26 said:
Fins have bottom of the barrel special teams and defense. That’s reality.
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Special teams are bad, but the defense isn’t. They bailed out the terrible special teams by holding GB to 3 after a 90 yard kick return. The D only gave up 26 points to Rodgers and friends even though the offense coughed up the ball a bunch of times.

When your offense can’t score more than 20 at home you’re probably not gonna win.

For real, though, every Dolphins QB the past 23 years really HAS been a joke compared to Marino. Lol.
 
ddann said:
Special teams are bad, but the defense isn’t. They bailed out the terrible special teams by holding GB to 3 after a 90 yard kick return. The D only gave up 26 points to Rodgers and friends even though the offense coughed up the ball a bunch of times.

When your offense can’t score more than 20 at home you’re probably not gonna win.

For real, though, every Dolphins QB the past 23 years really HAS been a joke compared to Marino. Lol.
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Understood regarding the 20 points. Miami’s defense on the year is 27th out of 32. And dead last on the road giving up 31.5 per game. That is Team America Gary puking in the alley bad. That won’t cut it no matter who your QB is.

Buffalo is 2nd in Scoring defense. Jets and Pats are 4th/5th respectively.

Miami is top 10 in ppg offensively. In other words, Miami’s offense has bailed the defense out moreso than the other way around.

Only team top 5 in both is Buffalo. Hence them being everyone’s super Bowl favorite. Josh Allen this and Allen that, but their defense has been a top 5 unit back to back years. They are what a complete team looks like.
 
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DC has to be gone after this year. I’d seriously roll the dice on TB12 too. He can’t be any more turnover prone than Tua Tebow.
 
Theres a play where Tua gets hit from behind and smacks the back of his head violently.

After that play, he stats apparently collapsed.
 
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Tony4Miami said:
Curious. Who are the UFA QBs next year??
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  • Tom Brady (45), Tampa Bay Buccaneers: $15 million – UFA
  • Baker Mayfield (27), Los Angeles Rams: $8.1 million – UFA
  • Sam Darnold (25), Carolina Panthers: $7.5 million – UFA
  • Jimmy Garoppolo (31), San Francisco 49ers: $7 million – UFA
  • Teddy Bridgewater (30), Miami Dolphins: $6.5 million – UFA
  • Daniel Jones (25), New York Giants: $6.4 million – UFA
  • Case Keenum (34), Buffalo Bills: $6 million – UFA
  • Mason Rudolph (27), Pittsburgh Steelers: $5.08 million – UFA
  • Jacoby Brissett (30), Cleveland Browns: $4.6 million – UFA
  • Geno Smith (32), Seattle Seahawks: $3.5 million – UFA
  • Joe Flacco (37), New York Jets: $3.5 million – UFA
  • Andy Dalton (35), New Orleans Saints: $3 million – UFA
  • Mike White (27), New York Jets: $2.5 million – UFA
  • C.J. Beathard (29), Jacksonville Jaguars: $2.5 million – UFA
  • Kyle Allen (26), Houston Texans: $2.5 million – UFA
  • Taylor Heinicke (29), Washington Commanders: $2.3 million – UFA
  • Lamar Jackson (25), Baltimore Ravens: $2.3 million – UFA
  • Blaine Gabbert (33), Tampa Bay Buccaneers: $2.2 million – UFA
  • Chase Daniel (36), Los Angeles Chargers: $2 million – UFA
  • Chad Henne (37), Kansas City Chiefs: $2 million – UFA
  • Nick Mullens (27), Minnesota Vikings: $2 million – UFA
  • Drew Lock (26), Seattle Seahawks: $1.7 million – UFA
  • Brandon Allen (30), Cincinnati Bengals: $1.5 million – UFA
  • Josh Johnson (36), San Francisco 49ers: $1.1 million – UFA
  • Nate Sudfeld (29), Detroit Lions: $1.03 million – UFA
  • Nathan Peterman (28), Chicago Bears: $1.03 million – UFA
  • Cooper Rush (29), Dallas Cowboys: $977,500 – UFA
  • Brett Rypien (26), Denver Broncos: $965,000 – UFA
  • Tyler Huntley (24), Baltimore Ravens: $895,000 – RFA
  • John Wolford (27), Los Angeles Rams: $895,000 – RFA
  • Phillip Walker (27), Carolina Panthers: $895,000 – RFA
  • Trace McSorley (27), Arizona Cardinals: $850,000 – UFA
  • Jarrett Stidham (26), Las Vegas Raiders: $788,423 – UFA
  • Bryce Perkins (25), Los Angeles Rams: $742,500 – ERFA
  • Easton Stick (27), Los Angeles Chargers: $699,391 – UFA
  • Gardner Minshew (26), Philadelphia Eagles: $677,721 – UFA
  • Shane Buechele (24), Kansas City Chiefs: $660,000 – ERFA
 
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CaneinBroward said:
Chad Henne (37), Kansas City Chiefs: $2 million – UFA
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Wow. Dude has managed to hang around for 15 years in the league.

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ddann said:
Wow. Dude has managed to hang around for 15 years in the league.

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Got one better for you...

Josh Johnson (36), San Francisco 49ers: $1.1 million – UFA

This was Jim Harbaugh's Quarterback when he was the head coach at SAN DIEGO. Still in the league.

In the time he's been in the league, we've seen the rise and fall of Stanford's entire football program.
 
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