cflames3412 wrote: 21-29 in the second half but he'll never be better than mediocre ok

Agreed.

But then Bradford almost turned it around one game in Minnesota. Maybe one or two games is all Tannehill needs to lift out of mediocrity? He has just been on the wrong side of he line and close to crossing it for the past two seasons.

projectrracing wrote: paulo187 wrote: Steelers recently have arguably the best WR and RB in the whole NFL in Brown and Bell; Big Ben has been around a lot longer than those 2 kids. They are only in their 3rd and 4th seasons. Big Ben is on his 100th maybe? haha He has had to play with some crap options also in his time. But still found a way to make it work.

The stats outlined in the comparison were from the last 3 years, when both have been playing for the Steelers, hence me mentioning them.

Ben being around longer is also a reason not to compare the two, but that was my point in the first place

Well, that was awful.

Should have been beaten by the Brown's backups. Lucked out there kicker was not up to scratch.

As Tannehill tends to be the main focus of this thread, thought he was poor for large parts of that game. Too many errant throws & poor decision making, even though the O-Line was affording him alot of time.

Defense is garbage. The front four may be able to cause pressure, but they suck against the run. The less said about the secondary the better.

Hard to see this side picking outside of the top 10 at next years draft.

eventually a lot of really high picks will help

Worst game of the season, by far... I'll look at it better but it was atrocious.

Hue Jackson is doing a heck of a job, his roster is so depleted but he found ways to put his players in situation to be competitive.

Tannehill finally played badly for real, I dont have to defend him this week