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NFL-OT | WEEK 16 | NFL-ERA Jet crashes into lamb farm, Bengals maul steel factory

Lee Chaolan

Lee Chaolan

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LOL of course they miss the extra point. It's like this shit is scripted if Miami goes down and wins now.
 
Tragicomedy

Tragicomedy

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I agree a bit with Warner on commentary. Tua is used to having his receivers be the best players on the field with 2-3 yards of separation. Now that's he's facing an NFL defense, he seems hesitant to throw it into the tighter windows.
 
chuckddd

chuckddd

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Lol. Holy shit.

optimus8936 said:
Be a pretty shit franchise to give up on a QB after his rookie year
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It's better for the franchise to move on than spend resources on a dead end. Too many teams stick with shit qbs trying to breathe life into a dead body just because they drafted him high. Maybe Tua isn't 100% healthy yet, but from what I've seen, he doesn't have the tools to be a franchise guy.
 
Kusagari

Kusagari

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There's no way Miami is giving up on Tua. Only way would have been if they somehow ended up with the first pick for Lawrence.
 
optimus8936

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Basileus777 said:
Sometimes you know. Cardinals made the right choice with Rosen. If Miami thinks Tua isn't their guy there is no reason to stick with him.
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With the current position of the draft, at least 2, if not 3, QBs will be drafted before that pick. I'd rather try and actually work with one of the top prospects of last year over the #3 or #4 QB in a draft that, outside of Trevor, isn't that great in that position
 
Tragicomedy

Tragicomedy

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Tua isn't going anywhere, Fitz is a 38 year old journeyman. He's better than Tua, no question, but he's not long for the league.
 
MarauderShields

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chuckddd said:
It's better for the franchise to move on than spend resources on a dead end. Too many teams stick with shit qbs trying to breathe life into a dead body just because they drafted him high. Maybe Tua isn't 100% healthy yet, but from what I've seen, he doesn't have the tools to be a franchise guy.
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Remember how much shit everyone talked about Josh Allen?

You aren't bailing on Tua after half a season. Its too ridiculous of an idea.
 
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