We Still Don’t Trust Tua: Official Miami Dolphins 2024 Season Thread
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Strive for rulership not equality, black man.
Two more years of playing this game with Tua. Hopefully we're willing to trade up for his replacement in 2026 and not totally blow it up after that season.
Digital Omen
All Star
Yeah sure run it back with this wet napkin O-line
This franchise is the living embodiment of the meme "my expectations for you were low but holy fukk"
I'm not a Tua fan but this isn't about him. He actually tried last night and I respect that. This all starts and ends with Ross and Grier, Fins will continue to suck ass with those 2 at the helm. Ross doesn't GAF about winning as long as he gets paid, and Grier is an incompetent useless fool of a GM.
It's over
This franchise is the living embodiment of the meme "my expectations for you were low but holy fukk"
I'm not a Tua fan but this isn't about him. He actually tried last night and I respect that. This all starts and ends with Ross and Grier, Fins will continue to suck ass with those 2 at the helm. Ross doesn't GAF about winning as long as he gets paid, and Grier is an incompetent useless fool of a GM.
It's over
WhenWeWereKings
All Star
Why does the talk always center around tua? This L isn't on him. A muff punt gift wraps GB 7 after the d gives a you a three and out. I knew the game was over after that muff. From then it all snowballed.
The first offensive drive of the night starts false start and then you have unsportsmanlike penalty which makes it 3rd and forever in those conditions. The whole team looked unprepared and ready to get out of the cold.
Tua did miss a few throws last night especially during the 2 min drill. He looked much better in the second half. But that essentially means he has to play perfect for the team to win. That's unrealistic. This team is too Tua reliant and we've seen he's not good enough to carry a team consistently when the other units are playing poorly.
Tua has limitations and he has played poorly in big games. But last night can't be put solely on him, if at all. He easily was the best player for miami. He's was good. Just not good enough.
The real problem is that Chris Grier has constructed an expensive, old and injury prone team that relies on finnesse. That does not translate well into winter/playoff football. We see it play out every season.
The o line is atrocious. Tua makes them look better than they really are with his quick release. They got pushed around regularly and create very little running lanes. On a night when you needed your run game to survive because of the elements they played poorly.
The d line got bullied, they were gashed in the run game and missed 20(yes 20) fukking tackles. Very little to no pressure generated.
The secondary is banged up and the young fellas (duck and smith) constantly get picked on. Atleast Ramsey is having an all pro year.
Special teams was awful once again but that's been normal for like two seasons. Fire Crossman pls
The team is constructed too soft and it's too reliant on finesse. Mike McDaniel gets too cute way too much. This team as it is currently constructed is stuck in a mediocrity timeloop hell. They'll never be truly bad but they'll never be truly good.
The first offensive drive of the night starts false start and then you have unsportsmanlike penalty which makes it 3rd and forever in those conditions. The whole team looked unprepared and ready to get out of the cold.
Tua did miss a few throws last night especially during the 2 min drill. He looked much better in the second half. But that essentially means he has to play perfect for the team to win. That's unrealistic. This team is too Tua reliant and we've seen he's not good enough to carry a team consistently when the other units are playing poorly.
Tua has limitations and he has played poorly in big games. But last night can't be put solely on him, if at all. He easily was the best player for miami. He's was good. Just not good enough.
The real problem is that Chris Grier has constructed an expensive, old and injury prone team that relies on finnesse. That does not translate well into winter/playoff football. We see it play out every season.
The o line is atrocious. Tua makes them look better than they really are with his quick release. They got pushed around regularly and create very little running lanes. On a night when you needed your run game to survive because of the elements they played poorly.
The d line got bullied, they were gashed in the run game and missed 20(yes 20) fukking tackles. Very little to no pressure generated.
The secondary is banged up and the young fellas (duck and smith) constantly get picked on. Atleast Ramsey is having an all pro year.
Special teams was awful once again but that's been normal for like two seasons. Fire Crossman pls
The team is constructed too soft and it's too reliant on finesse. Mike McDaniel gets too cute way too much. This team as it is currently constructed is stuck in a mediocrity timeloop hell. They'll never be truly bad but they'll never be truly good.
WhenWeWereKings
All Star
Agreed. But both trenches HAVE to be rebuilt. There's no way they can keep doing the same thing and expect different results.
The kind of accuracy that Tua has, this offense should be built differently. They need at least one big possession type receiver. Move toward a power rushing attack. Multiple TE sets where the TE's are a threat to block AND catch like the Pats used to do.
WhenWeWereKings
All Star
Its a fireable offense that both the GM and coach had no viable backup plan for their oft injured starting qb.
He Who Posts Well
Superstar
Good win 
WhenWeWereKings
All Star
Tua may have his limitations but if anyone thinks he's the issue with this team you don't know ball. Not even debatable at this point.
I just don’t wanna see rigor mortis reaction on my screen again. My heart skips a beat every time I see him get tackled.
shyt stresses me out, brehs.
Truth is there is a possibility that by the time this rebuild is done, Tyreek will be either past his prime or gone altogether as I don’t think this can be done in one offseason.
At least we have Waddle locked up
Too little too late, man. He totally pissed me off by putting himself in harm's way knowing damn well this team cant function without him