Burden Of A Hero

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9 years ago

The burden of a hero is immense. Few dare to carry the heavy burden and fewer, once dared, actually can carry the weight without crumbling under the pressure. With the 2015 season on the line, Ryan Tannehill will face off against Tyrod Taylor. The winning QB will be a hero for his team in the 2015 season, and the loser has to look to 2016 for any hope of a postseason. The time is now for the Tannehill era. Whether hamstrung by a faulty line or problematic play calls, Tannehill must demand victory. He cannot sit on the sideline and smile at his or his offenses failings. There is no room for the quarter. There is no margin for failure. It’s fourth down for the season and that’s exactly where a hero is most comfortable.

Consider our hated arch-enemy Brady. Could you picture him smiling on the sideline after a safety? In comparison, I think of my icon at the QB position, Dan Marino. Marino would have ripped a new A-hole into the center whether it was the center’s fault or not. Marino, just like Brady, would bring fury to his offense and have demanded a score in retribution. The fire of leadership is in you or it isn’t. I’ve witnessed Tannehill carry his offense with his feet and arm – but what he needs to do most this week is carry his team with his leadership.

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Leadership is an oft catchphrase that can carry a bit of an air of mystery as to its specifics. Depending on the venue, leadership has different attributes, in football, at the QB position, it is twofold – production and direction. QB’s must produce with completions and also must demand direction in the manner needed at the moment. Sometimes a “slap in the face” is needed and sometimes it’s a smile, a true leader knows when and which to use.

For all the physical battles, this game will come down to will. And the core of “the will to win” will be produced at the QB position. I believe Tannehill is smart enough. I believe he has the physical tools to be productive. What we need, and what the Dolphins need equally is leadership. Vacant stares and smiles don’t fit the bill when things go off track – instead, it seems dissociative leadership. Again, I loved Marino. I carry his demeanor as a lesson in life…demand totally of yourself and give totally of yourself and then when you demand totally of others no one can say boo – other than ‘I’m too soft to meet your standards’. The best pay per head reviews.

I love football for the totality of sacrifice it demands. It is the greatest game because it’s the closest game to the game of life. We live and we die and in between, we give our all to win an inch. Against the Bills, Ryan Tannehill must give his all and demand all from his squad. This game will come down to who will give more…more blood and more pain. That’s the beauty of football and that’s the beauty of life – victory amid the struggle.

The QB position is more than just throwing a pigskin. A QB must inspire with such inspiration that men, regardless of the sacrifice, give everything to the cause until the bitter end. We had such a hero in Bob Griese and Dan Marino – we need Ryan Tannehill to be such a man against the Bills. A hero is a rare thing, but it’s essential at the QB position in the NFL. Go Fins, Go Tanny: kill the Bills!!! Miami Dolphins news.

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