Ryan Tannehill

"Mcduffie81 wrote:

Why not kick and go up 8?

Just to try and end it. Academic at this point, go home cheating fucks! Sit on yo' couch!

Ryan Tannehill... 8 completions for 72 yards. 1 TD, 1 INT, 1 fumble. A 61 PR.

Playoff winner in Foxboro.

Tom Brady... 20 completion for 209 yards. 0 TDs, 1 INT (Pick 6). A 59.4 PR.

Playoff loser to the much maligned Ryan Tannehill.

"cuchulainn wrote:

How did the clock not lose a single second on the Henry run?

2pt conversions are untimed.

"cuchulainn wrote:

It's now a 59.

Gee, I guess since Brady's passer rating for this HARD FOUGHT game being 59 is astronomically better than Tannehill's 56, huh? :wink2:

I can see that this discussion concerning Tannehill is going to continue. He's great. He's elite. He sucks. Same old Tanny. Here's the fact that's indisputable...

The Tennessee Titans defeated the New England Patriots...in the playoffs....in Foxborough where the winner continues on in the playoffs and the other team goes home.

Not his best game, but they did NOTHING to get him into a flow...didn't roll him out, no runs, notta. Two blatant PIs not called on 3rd downs in that 2nd half too...holding the receivers' arms down. How does that not get called?

Doesn't matter...Ws a W...Patriots OUT!

"The_Dark_Knight wrote:

Gee, I guess since Brady's passer rating for this HARD FOUGHT game being 59 is astronomically better than Tannehill's 56, huh? :wink2:

I can see that this discussion concerning Tannehill is going to continue. He's great. He's elite. He sucks. Same old Tanny. Here's the fact that's indisputable...

The Tennessee Titans defeated the New England Patriots...in the playoffs....in Foxborough where the winner continues on in the playoffs and the other team goes home.

Tannehill's finished at 61. He still beat Brady.

Bottom line is that Tannehill's TEAM won and they both don't get to the game without him and don't win without him.

"texanphinatic wrote:

Anyone want to take odds on Brady coming back for another season?

Also, if you are the Giants, do you not just say **** it and give BB a Gruden contract offer?

If he does, I think Bellicheat goes elsewhere. It's time for them to try and win without each other to 'prove' who was the real force behind the dynasty. I'd love to see what Bellicheat could do with Rivers in New England. I think Brady is slipping physically though, so age finally caught up to him. Feels good man, feels REALLY good.

"Silverphin wrote:

Definitely wasn't Tannehill's best game. But, he didn't crumble, so props for that.

I just hope it's playoff jitters because he'll need to shake it off next week.

Congrats to him, still.

He did ok. The fumble was bad. He had pressure all over him in passing situations and still threw a few dimes.

He made that clutch throw to put the game away. That was awesome!

"cbrad wrote:

Wow! Great job Tennessee! Brady's done being a great QB. And Belichick is going to have a real hard time building a consistent winner without Brady. Anyway, Tannehill will have another chance to prove himself as a playoff QB, but he didn't play well today.

Henry on the other hand? Fantastic. And kudos to the Titans defense too.

And the NFL is about to remove their first round pick for recording the Bengals

Belichick did a hell of a job taking away the PA game...and the Titans OC didn't have an answer for it all night.

And Richard Sherman woulda been proud of all those penalties they got away with.

"Vertical Limit wrote:

And the NFL is about to remove their first round pick for recording the Bengals

Let's hope so... cheating bastids. Even if they were only hedging bets.

"cbrad wrote:

Wow! Great job Tennessee! Brady's done being a great QB. And Belichick is going to have a real hard time building a consistent winner without Brady. Anyway, Tannehill will have another chance to prove himself as a playoff QB, but he didn't play well today.

Henry on the other hand? Fantastic. And kudos to the Titans defense too.

He threw some passes that his guys made no effort on also, unfortunately, especially the pick. I have no idea what Davis was looking at...

"PhinFan1968 wrote:

Belichick did a hell of a job taking away the PA game...and the Titans OC didn't have an answer for it all night.

And Richard Sherman woulda been proud of all those penalties they got away with.

Arthur Smith is a first year OC. He's gotten better as the year progressed, but was definitely over matched in this game.

"Vertical Limit wrote:

And the NFL is about to remove their first round pick for recording the Bengals

Are you serious? I haven’t seen anything other than Yahoo saying they couldn’t find evidence that the staff or team was involved in the incident....

Henry straight up carried that team...that last 1st down run for 11 yards was IN-FRIGGING-SANE!

"PhinFan1968 wrote:

He threw some passes that his guys made no effort on also, unfortunately, especially the pick. I have no idea what Davis was looking at...

He never saw the ball. You saw him looking about. Romo said he threw it off his back foot under pressure and that the wind affected it. It was def under thrown. Harmon made a hellova play to come over and make the pick going to the ground.

That game was pretty similar to this one:

https://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/201001100nwe.htm

Only in that one Joe Flacco remarkably had just 10 pass attempts (as opposed to Tannehill's 15), and the Ravens beat the Patriots in New England in the wildcard round, 33-14. Tom Brady had a passer rating of 49 that day.

So I wouldn't call the dynasty over yet. We've been here before and the Patriots rebounded.

"Mcduffie81 wrote:

He did ok. The fumble was bad. He had pressure all over him in passing situations and still threw a few dimes.

He made that clutch throw to put the game away. That was awesome!

Oh that's true. And he certainly could've done worse, especially given the circumstance of playing his first playoff game on the road against New England.

Edit: And he did outplay Brady, so there's that.

"Deus ex dolphin wrote:

If he does, I think Bellicheat goes elsewhere. It's time for them to try and win without each other to 'prove' who was the real force behind the dynasty. I'd love to see what Bellicheat could do with Rivers in New England. I think Brady is slipping physically though, so age finally caught up to him. Feels good man, feels REALLY good.

I bet BB wants to try and show it wasn't Brady, but Rivers looked like trash this year too. Daniel Jones though? Hmm ...

"cuchulainn wrote:

Tannehill's finished at 61. He still beat Brady.

Bottom line is that Tannehill's TEAM won and they both don't get to the game without him and don't win without him.

Absolutely!!!! I beat the drum constantly that football is a TEAM sport and the Titans TEAM came ready to play.

I've also beat the drum time and time again about the importance of RUNNING the ball.
-The Patriots threw the ball for 200 yards
-The Titans RAN the ball for 200 yards.

The Patriots defense was ranked number 1 in ever significant defensive category and they had the secret weapon to disarm that defense...RUN THE DAMNED BALL!!! And because they ran the ball so effectively, Tannehill didn't have to throw the ball. The wore the Patriots down with old fashioned smash mouthed football.

SUCK IT PATRIOTS!!!!!!!!!!!!

"Silverphin wrote:

Oh that's true. And he certainly could've done worse, especially given the circumstance of playing his first playoff game on the road against New England.

Edit: And he did outplay Brady, so there's that.

Peyton Manning has done way worse.

Patriots fans are now coming out with the excuses.. “brady was playing with broken ribs” yeah right, kiss my ass

Congrats to RT and the Titans!

Baltimore -10 over TEN 49

KC -7.5 over Hou 50

LOVE KC as the first leg in multiple teasers (would get KC -1.5)

Small lean as of now on Baltimore -10 to be honest.

"Mcduffie81 wrote:

Are you serious? I haven’t seen anything other than Yahoo saying they couldn’t find evidence that the staff or team was involved in the incident....

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story?id=28421023&_slug_=sources-nfl-discipline-patriots-video-violation

The New England Patriots are expected to be disciplined for acknowledged game-day video violations in Cleveland last month, league sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Saturday.

The discipline from the league is likely to come in the next two weeks, but not all security reports are back to the NFL yet, sources told Schefter.