We haven't forgotten. Here's hoping Tanny has a great year. Ryan Tannehill: the forgotten quarterback

"And yet: as far as normal rookie passers in tepid offenses go, Tannehill held his own. He posted a better completion percentage and yards per attempt than Peyton and Eli Manning did during their rookie years, and he kept his interceptions low, with only 13 in 16 games. He threw for a mere 12 touchdowns, but his top two receiving options were Brian Hartline and Davone Bess, both of whom only caught one score all season."

"But the Dolphins went out and got Mike Wallace, as much of a candidate to be a No. 1 wide receiver as any wide receiver ever is before he proves it. And Joe Philbin, the offensive coordinator during Aaron Rodgers ascendance to the pantheon of NFL quarterbacks, now has a full season and two training camps as Tannehill's head coach under his belt. Tannehill's not racing in a Hyundai anymore."

"And right now, the football that Ryan Tannehill is playing looks efficient, consistent, and improved."

Need Rule 1 again on his wife in her Dolphins outfit.....

Here comes that turd SgtWinslow to tell us how much Tannehill sucks.

Go Tannehill!!!




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[This message has been edited by AgNFla (edited 8/27/2013 8:40p).]

Tannehill's ceiling is sky-high to say the least. He's super smart, super athletic, and has a good OC. He'll surprise people, book it.

sure hope so. I drafted him in my fantasy league. Its a two QB format

I picked him for my fantasy roster as well. I have him an RG3 and I expect to start him some.

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I have him an RG3

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Congrat on drafting an NFL QB with knees made of glass.

I like Tannehil, dont get me wrong, but lets dont pretend the 2011 season wasnt subpar because he didnt fall apart in the third quarter. On more than one game the guy just walked out after half and just laid an egg. It wasnt the entire offense or defense...it was him.

[This message has been edited by aggieholic (edited 8/27/2013 10:55p).]