I'm anti-1st Round QBs... such a huge investment and rarely work out.
I honestly don't think JRob is the kind of GM to go QB in the first round unless we have a 2-15 type season and its very clear that Tanne is done. I see him always looking at FA veteran QB's. It would take a complete collapse.
Like I said during the game, Brewer and Quessenberry were getting worked. I'd imagine that the sack Jones gave up was an instance where he was also trying to give Brewer an assist.
Robinson's biggest offseason concern is fixing this oline. Beyond Lewan, the rest of them are below average to horrid in pass blocking
Picking at 22-25 not that big of an investment.. considering the Wilson and Farley picks
Not responsible for the pressures but totally responsible for not making a play or getting away from some of the pressures
I'm REALLY missing the Undertaker right now.
What gets me is how can you be good at run blocking but so bad at pass protection? Is it coaching?
The pocket was collapsing nearly instantly on many of Tannehill's dropbacks. Hard to get rid of the ball on a three step (or even a five step drop) when someone like Brewer or Q are beaten off the line immediately. Combine that with the receivers getting little, if any separation, it leads to what we have been seeing with the Titans.
Look at the missed opportunity for a TD pass to Julio off of PA. Brewer got beat immediately and Hayward was on Tannehill almost instantly.
The problem for Tannehill yesterday was when he did have some time, his passes were high and he was forcing balls into double or triple coverage trying to make some type of play. One thing he needs to work on his just throwing the ball away.
A great thread on this:
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Miami had the opposite problem with Dan Marino... great pass blocking but weak run blocking.
His best game against his former team, I wouldn’t mind having him but not for the money they shelled out for him. Davis had that one big game then found himself on IR
I’d take the picks and rather not have either of them at this point lol
Hahah fair enough
I think Smith was better and meant more to our offense than we or he knew. He was good in our scheme.
At least the worst the Titans can finish is a game better than .500, they can still have a winning season!
If they lose out that winning record won’t feel to good as you know. They will have absolutely imploded and squandered a huge division lead. Sad part is they are headed in that direction
I actually feel bad for Quessenberry. He was supposed to be a backup to fill in a role, not someone who is facing TJ Watt an entire game.
And one of those sacks of Qs, was wholly on Firkser. They showed it on a replay, Firkser chipped Watt away from Quessenberrys reach and then just went out for a pass.
I get that it was a lot to expect Radunz to produce instantly coming from a small school that basically sat his last year of college due to covid.... but I really hope that he is able to step up and contribute next year.
He was good in art smiths scheme. So was firkser.
id say the decline in TE is more downing than it was losing Smith.
The idea of benching THill is nonsense.
nothing has suggested woodside is capable of anything and add the idea of him being out there with no OL.
THill did ok yesterday. Not great, not terrible. Both fumbles from WR we’re not on him.
The tipped pass was not only a collapsed pocket, but a good defensive play.
these massive amounts of TO are far from a THill problem alone. Benching him would cause more damage than good.
nothing has suggested woodside is capable of anything and add the idea of him being out there with no OL.
THill did ok yesterday. Not great, not terrible. Both fumbles from WR we’re not on him.
The tipped pass was not only a collapsed pocket, but a good defensive play.
these massive amounts of TO are far from a THill problem alone. Benching him would cause more damage than good.
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