Tua Tagovailoa - Future of Miami?

[Kwai San]

1 hour ago, High Football IQ said:

 

Before injury, Tua was on track to be the consensus #1 overall pick which is saying a lot considering how good Burrow has been. And yes Herbert is phenomenal as well.

 

Either way it's ridiculous to judge Tua after one game especially since his team still won in a very decisive manner despite his lackluster stats. Don't be surprised if he goes off this week against a suspect AZ defense and the Dolphins have an even more impressive victory against a Cardinals team that handed the Seahawks their only loss of the season.

 

I for one would be VERY surprised........VERY.

[YoloinOhio]

47 minutes ago, The Jokeman said:

Lawrence is considered the best QB prospect to come out since Andrew Luck. 

 

The Dolphins have draft capital that could move up to #1 possibly as the Houston pick expected to be quite high.

I don’t see anyone realistically trading them the pick who would be at #1. Do you? Anyone with that pick will take him because they don’t have a QB better. To me their only chance is to get it themselves if Houston somehow wins no more games and the jets win 2 games. Doesn’t seem possible. As I said the only two teams who might not take him and be willing to trade out at 1 would be cincy and LAC and doubt they are going to be bad enough to get it anyway. It’s the jets or giants (likely jets)

[Beast]

The Cardinals moved on quickly from Rosen. They made the right move in doing so.

 

If you are able to draft a QB you feel will be better than the one you currently have and you don't, that's idiotic. 

Edited November 6, 2020 by Beast

[dollars 2 donuts]

1 hour ago, Doc said:

 

Still way too early to say.  Depends on how Tua looks going forward. 

 

But the Jets will have the 1st overall.  And I think Houston will ultimately pick in the high single digits.

@YoloinOhio

 

Doc, please forgive me, I am not taking this out on you, because I dig you, it's just I feel like there is a communication breakdown with this, and I will put the blame on me.

 

So...I know it's way too early and I agree on the Jets finishing last.

 

Here's the thing for everybody, we are not talking about right now...one game into a kids career. The draft isn't this week, and we don't know for sure who is going to finish in last place.  Everything is pre-supposed on a) if Tua shows little or middling progress, and b) if the opportunity is there to get Lawrence.

 

I for one would not sit on a player of Lawrence's calibur in comparison to Tua.  I think he is way better.  The Cardinals in a similar situation decided it was worth it to pick another QB.  I think they made the right move.  If it arose for Miami and I were there I wouldn't blink at making the same move.   I wouldn't see what I could get in exchange for what could be strongly possible Andrew Luck or better player.

[hondo in seattle]

I like what Flores is doing in Miami.  Not many expected them to be ahead of NE right now.

 

But if Tua turns out to be a bust, Flores probably goes down too.

 

And that wouldn't be a bad things for Buffalo.  

[The Jokeman]

1 hour ago, YoloinOhio said:

I don’t see anyone realistically trading them the pick who would be at #1. Do you? Anyone with that pick will take him because they don’t have a QB better. To me their only chance is to get it themselves if Houston somehow wins no more games and the jets win 2 games. Doesn’t seem possible. As I said the only two teams who might not take him and be willing to trade out at 1 would be cincy and LAC and doubt they are going to be bad enough to get it anyway. It’s the jets or giants (likely jets)

I could see the Jets doing it because they think Bradford could be better with a better surrounding cast and they could get that if got extras 1s and 2s. 

[YoloinOhio]

11 minutes ago, The Jokeman said:

I could see the Jets doing it because they think Bradford could be better with a better surrounding cast and they could get that if got extras 1s and 2s. 

Assume you mean Darnold. I would cry tears of champagne if that happened. Not trying to be overly antagonistic about this, really I’m not. But could you really see them trading that pick within the division since we are talking about Miami here?

Edited November 6, 2020 by YoloinOhio

[TBBills Fan]

3 hours ago, Jay_Fixit said:

The Dolphins are 1-0 in games that he started.

 

 

NDWT

[QLBillsFan]

Do you mean like rushing for 200 yards like they did last week?

[Don Otreply]

17 minutes ago, High Football IQ said:

 

I've posted plenty of positive comments about the Bills here....why wouldn't I since I'm a hardcore fan that has been around since the glory days of the late 80's/90's.

 

But I will never drink Pegula/Beane/McDermott flavored koolaid until this franchise does something of note which is win in the playoffs and consistently beating the league's elite teams.

 

Simply getting lucky to end a 17 year drought and then making the playoffs again 2 years later against a very easy schedule which included one win (with an asterisk) against a team with a winning record does nothing for me.

 

Who knows, but it's highly likely that if the Bills are still in it the season finale may very well come down to the division and/or playoffs for the winner of the game.

 

And chances Allen throws for 420 yards and 4 TD's again are slim so this team is going to have to figure out another way to beat the Dolphins.

 

Its not about koolaid, that in itself is an incredibly weak statement, it’s about being a fan and enjoying the entertainment that is football, anyone can complain about a team, that is enormously easy to do.  I suspect you were just as pessimistic and down beat with the previous ownership as well, some things never change... 

 

anyway enjoy being disappointed with your team, while the rest of us enjoy the fun, that is competitive sports, it appears that you may be among those here who take all of this far to seriously, it’s a game meant to entertain, you are a worse grumpy old man than me, and that’s sayin a lot. 
 

nuthin but luv, 

 

Go Bills!!!

 

 

[QLBillsFan]

20 minutes ago, High Football IQ said:

Your comments around lucky and last year worst opponents with asterisks rings interesting to me. Given the Dolphins currently have exactly one win this year against an opponent with a winning record. The facts are the Bills have made the playoffs the past 2 of 3 years. Since you say Bills are lucky and you admit the Dolphins schedule is easy the rest of the way, would then the Dolphins be lucky? Did you think the Bills loss last year to the Texans was a bit unlucky? Just trying to follow your logic. Again holding you accountable to fair balance. I had Pats with 8, Dolphins with 9, and Bills with 10 wins this year. I like what the Dolphins are doing but your own arguments are lessened when all you point to is negatives of the Bills and positives of the Dolphins. 

[DCofNC]

5 hours ago, YoloinOhio said:

It sounds good on the surface but I think it would be tough to manage practice reps and game reps to where anyone could determine they both turn out to be good. It does kind of remind me of when the WFT drafted both RG3 and cousins. Just think it invites division and controversy, while providing competition. It works in college because the QBs end up moving on regularly and you need to sign one every year. JMO if they have the pick and want to take Lawrence they should trade Tua before or during the draft 

the Skins ended up with a QB though..

[hemma]

Patrick Peterson’s 2nd career Pick 6 is coming this weekend.

[Scott7975]

2 hours ago, Beast said:

The Cardinals moved on quickly from Rosen. They made the right move in doing so.

 

If you are able to draft a QB you feel will be better than the one you currently have and you don't, that's idiotic. 

 

How many times in history has this actually happened.

[Malazan]

If the Dolphins end up thinking that Tua isn't the QB and move on then I'll be very concerned about their future in the division. Recognizing you made a mistake and moving on is something good organizations can do. 

[benderbender]

1 minute ago, jeremy2020 said:

If the Dolphins end up thinking that Tua isn't the QB and move on then I'll be very concerned about their future in the division. Recognizing you made a mistake and moving on is something good organizations can do. 

 

Arizona is a good example of that exact scenario happening. It’s a little early to call it a complete success, but it seemed obvious that the Rosen era was a misfire and Murray seems to have a higher ceiling. 
 

Now having said that, I would very much like our defense to expose Murray and make him look ridiculous Sunday after next.

[QLBillsFan]

51 minutes ago, High Football IQ said:

 

Unfortunately for the Bills looks like Flores is going to be the one former Belichik assistant that actually goes on to achieve great things in this league and it will be ironic if he's the one that takes the AFCE crown from the Patriots and not the Bills.

 

Either way for all the talk about the Bills having a clear path to AFC East dominance the in the near future that may not be the reality after all given where the Dolphins are at and the distinct possibility the jets will make a similar quick turnaround after they land a generational franchise QB in Trevor Lawrence.

It would be ironic perhaps for Pats fans ? Not germane to what the Bills are doing. So you have fast tracked the Dolphins (with a 4-3 record having beaten one opponent with a winning record)

past the Bills at this juncture? With a one start QB at the hem vs JA who arguably is a top 10 QB at the helm. And your an objective fan of the Bills ? Got it! I have several friends that are Dolphins fans who are not yet over the moon like you. But hey you might convince them!

[ProcessTruster]

He was amazing at Alabama playing against the best competition at that level.   We'll have to see if it translates.  Josh looked like dirt his first half dozen games too , and he had a full camp.   We shall see.  

[Beast]

1 hour ago, Scott7975 said:

 

How many times in history has this actually happened.

 

It may be the new thing in football. When you aren't paying huge money like first rounders used to make, it's a hell of a lot easier to do. Would you agree that the Cardinals made the right choice?

 

Lots of things are changing in football in the past decade. Analytics. Don't blink, it may pass you by.

 

 

Edited November 6, 2020 by Beast

[Scott7975]

15 minutes ago, Beast said:

 

It may be the new thing in football. When you aren't paying huge money like first rounders used to make, it's a hell of a lot easier to do. Would you agree that the Cardinals made the right choice?

 

Lots of things are changing in football in the past decade. Analytics. Don't blink, it may pass you by.

 

 

 

It worked for the Cardinals.  It was pretty clear Rosen was pretty bad.  I would also probably take Lawrence if I was either the Jets or Miami sitting there.  However, I don't think it's the right thing to do most of the time.  Qbs need time to learn and progress.  If you sit there and draft new QBs every year because they played mediocre their first year then you are probably wasting a ton of draft picks and your team will suffer from lack of talent.