Ryan Tannehill Trade Earned With ‘Patience Through The Process’
The Ryan Tannehill era is over and Miami managed a couple of picks in return
Most thought Ryan Tannehill would either be the Miami Dolphins quarterback for the 2019 Season or cut with nothing to show for his leaving except a $13 million dollar Cap hit.
The belief that Miami could get anything in a trade for Tannehill was all but a pipe dream.
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Given Joe Flacco was had for a 4th and Keenum along with a 7th for a 6th Round Pick, this deal is a minor triumph for this new regime.
Patience through the process has paid off in this case.
Miami is sending Tannehill and a 6th Round pick for a 4th and 7th Round Pick in return from Tennesse.
Not too shabby at all!
Normally a Cap starved Dolphins team looking to upgrade by spending big money in Free Agency would have had to cut Tannehill quickly to free up space and missed out on the trade. But, the combination of all the cuts Chris Grier made and the lack of investment in Free Agency gave the Dolphins the ability to hold on till a desperate team came calling.
Fiscal responsibility is key in both life and modern football.
This small victory should offer a modicum of hope to fans tentative about believing in the process that the Dolphins are using.
This 4th offers a decent chance to get a solid contributor in return. Is the compensation equal to the 1st Round Pick and the time invested into acquiring and training Tannehill? No. But this regime didn’t draft him and managed a quality pick in return for a box of rocks.
Currently, the Dolphins have nine picks at their disposal for the 2019 Draft. I expect that they’ll have a few more coming with compensatory picks. That’s a lot of ammo… if their aim is good.
As I’ve said before, the outcome is unknown, but at least this plan is coherent.
Say what you want about Tannehill… he failed but gave his all for the team
Tannehill took one hell of a beating his first couple of years. He had to grow up in a plastic bubble under Philbin who didn’t want to hurt his feelings with competition and pressure. This is like taking seeds, putting in a bag of poop, flushing it down the toilet and wondering why it didn’t grow into a garden.
Water and fertilizer
Now, I’m not saying Tannehill would ever have been more than what he was. There are critical issues in his game for sure. But consider Marcus Mariota, nearly the same player, generating a better outcome due to a better situation.
Between the rough start and injuries, Tannehill must have swallowed nine black cats before coming to South Florida.
Some are calling him a bum. I am glad he’s gone, but a bum is someone of a poor character who doesn’t work hard. Tannehill wasn’t that. He was just an average QB asked to be an elite in a dysfunctional environment.
Let’s say goodbye and thanks for the service… Hopefully, we get a better QB this time… and a better regime to support him. Go Phins!!!
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Tannehill gave the Dolphins 6 to 7 seasons and I hope the best for Tannehill.
Me too, brother. He did his best under poor circumstances… Thanks for the 4th in return 😉
I’m truly amazed we hornswaggled another team into trading for T-hill when all they had to do was wait for us to cut him, as we surely would have done. Nobody ever questioned T-hill’s class or effort…he just isn’t a very good NFL QB. He’s a Rob Johnson clone…exactly the same player in every way…same physical skills, but doesn’t have “IT” between his ears. He’s a first read QB…if his first read is open, he can hit him consistently…but if his first read is NOT open, he has no idea where the rest of his receivers are, and he has to run around and MAYBE find another guy. He has ZERO pocket presence, and holds the ball WAY too long. At least half of all the sacks he took were on him for holding the ball too long. Good luck T-hill…you can throw all the game losing picks for the Titans now that you want…if you get to play…
Scott
I root for Miami and anybody that plays the cheats, Jets and the Crimson Tide!
I think it def. adds some mojo to this regime, Scott. Not a ton, but it’s a nice blip on the radar. I think he’s the type of player that is a piece of the puzzle and in his younger years with his mobility, he could have been effective. But now, with a poor team and injuries, his cerebral part of his skillset is needing to be his dominant part of his game and that’s not his strong suit.