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QB Ryan Tannehill, FA (1 Viewer)

Slightly interesting to hear that Atlanta and Tennessee had apparently discussed a deal involving Tannehill and the 1.08. Supposedly shut down when they couldn’t work out the money. It clearly wasn’t going to be straight up, probably the 11 and Tanny for the 8 as the base.
Nah, that guy was shooting his shot. Zero confirmations from anyone, false rumor.
 
Brought WRs to Florida for a workout.

A definitive comfortable air as he's the guy, no worry of the young QBs or young WRs...haven't seen him act like that in years. It's expected of course, just nice to see
 
Ryan Tannehill struggled on Sunday, completing 16-of-34 passes for 198 yards with no touchdowns and three interceptions in a Week 1 loss to the Saints.

Quite simply, it was not a great day for Tannehill, who posted a 28.8 passer rating, the lowest of his 10-year NFL career. He seemed gun shy in front of a Saints defensive line that notched three sacks and hit Tannehill 10 times. Tannehill was also pressured on over 50% of his pass attempts as the Titans attempt to break in almost an entirely new offensive line. To his credit, he pushed the ball down the field frequently, trusting DeAndre Hopkins to go up and get the ball in double coverage. Unfortunately, he also didn’t seem to be on the same page with his new star receiver, and the Saints secondary made him pay with three interceptions. Head coach Mike Vrabel said after the game that “it’s never gonna be about one guy,” and it would seem unlikely Tannehill is going to lose his hold on the job so quickly.

- Rotoworld
 
yesterday was his upside which isn't very good. Chargers have a terrible pass defense and Tannehill had a pedestrian day. I have Burks on a couple squads and don't see how he'll realistically have value with Ryan at the helm.
 
Ryan Tannehill was carted to the locker room to undergo X-rays on his right ankle.
Tannehill previously walked to the locker room but the X-ray room was on the opposite side of the field of Tennessee’s bench, so he rode the cart over. Even if the X-rays come back negative, it looks likely that Tannehill’s day is over. Malik Willis will close out the Titans’ Week 6 game against the Ravens. Tannehill completed 8-of-16 passes for 76 yards and an interception before exiting.
 
I’m sure they’re not going to fold up shop at 2-3, but would be a perfect time to ramp Levis up heading into the bye.
 
Titans HC Mike Vrabel said Ryan Tannehill’s ankle injury is similar to what he dealt with last year.
Tannehill’s 2022 season was cut short due to an injury, as the veteran quarterback saw his season end after a Week 15 loss to the Chargers. Vrabel and the Titans don’t need to rush to a decision on what to do with Tannehill at this team, as the team is set to enter their Week 7 bye before returning in Week 8. Vrabel also didn’t say whether Malik Willis or rookie Will Levis would start in Tannehill’s absence, although he’d probably prefer not to think about that at this time. We’ll likely know more on Tannehill’s status as we get closer to the Titans’ next game.
 
I’m sure they’re not going to fold up shop at 2-3, but would be a perfect time to ramp Levis up heading into the bye.
I’d be quite okay with being 2-15 if it meant getting the top pick. Or 6-11 if it meant Levis looks like a possible franchise QB.
 
TD is reporting that it's a high ankle sprain. That would mean he's out a while and going on IR.
That doesn't fit yesterday's presser.
Vrabel has him possibly back, a repeat of last year's injury, etc. Tannehill also said same as last year.

I don't doubt TD really. He's a good dude. Just something is off like with Treylon Burks injury news as being bad then he's jumping up n down pregame.

I do question some Titans doc and have for years since they always lead the league in injuries.

He has to be driven across the field in London to get an MRI so we all know he got one. Why would it read different in TEN than London? It's a weird situation
 
ESPN’s Jeff Darlington reports Ryan Tannehill won’t require surgery on his injured ankle.
Tannehill, per Darlington, is “currently in a cast diagnosed with a high ankle sprain, and there’s no definitive timeline for recovery.” Tannehill should be considered iffy, at best, to play in Week 8 following the Titans’ Week 7 bye. Malik Willis, who played in Week 6 against the Ravens after Tannehill was carted off the field, would probably get the start next time Tennessee takes the field. Will Levis would serve as backup. Willis is very much worth an add in superflex formats thanks to his rushing prospects.
 
TD is reporting that it's a high ankle sprain. That would mean he's out a while and going on IR.
That doesn't fit yesterday's presser.
Vrabel has him possibly back, a repeat of last year's injury, etc. Tannehill also said same as last year.

I don't doubt TD really. He's a good dude. Just something is off like with Treylon Burks injury news as being bad then he's jumping up n down pregame.

I do question some Titans doc and have for years since they always lead the league in injuries.

He has to be driven across the field in London to get an MRI so we all know he got one. Why would it read different in TEN than London? It's a weird situation
@Bri you’re as plugged in as anyone here for all things Titans - if Tannehill is indeed out for a bit, what do you think the odds are of Vrabel pulling a Dobbs and starting Levis over Willis because they don’t trust Willis enough to win games? Even if it means throwing Levis to the wolves prematurely.
 
Not a fan of Will Levis at all. Reminds me of so many **** for brains big-armed QBs of the past.

Malik Willis is intriguing, however, for fantasy at least. Remember the Alamo!(Justin Fields 2022)
 
Jeff Simon from ESPN supposedly says Tannehill asked for his release.

No one confirmed it and the guy said this yesterday so...idk
 
Can we start Hopkins with Tannehill? I also have McLaurin, Roshon Johnson and Alex Pierce as other options....
 
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Wilson to Pittsburgh certainly lessened what was already a bad market for Ryan.

I had said I'd expect him to find that out and then accept a low ball deal OR say he won't play for a low salary and retire like Demarco Murray did. I still think this is true, but I don't think it'll be til May or June for him to realize. I think it'll be far quicker.

I would guess he's a fine backup to have and that Arthur wants him as a backup but with Pickett staying, I don't see it barring a trade.

Be the backup in TEN is an option but I don't think that's in his mind.

I'm onto being a backup for LaFleur or maybe NYJ or Indy. There should be a good market for a good backup if he'll accept that
 
The Vikings just lost J.J. McCarthy for the season. I don't have a lot of faith in Sam Darnold. If I was a Vikings fan, I would relish at the thought of Justin Jefferson catching TDs from Ryan Tannehill. Anyone want to argue with me on this?
 
The Vikings just lost J.J. McCarthy for the season. I don't have a lot of faith in Sam Darnold. If I was a Vikings fan, I would relish at the thought of Justin Jefferson catching TDs from Ryan Tannehill. Anyone want to argue with me on this?
I said same right after the injury.
Vikings have 16 mil left under cap and can't offer him all that as they need some for usual spending.
I'm not sure if that's enough.
Recently he again reiterated he is waiting for the right situation and $. It does still sound like Demarco when no one would pay him, but Ryan is more "I like my life now" than arrogant.
His last contract averaged 29mil per so if they offer him 10, that may be viewed as a third of his value.
I haven't heard anything like he's just looking to work
 
Miami is bad spot. Too good to tank, not good enough to compete. Tannehill probably wins 2-3 more games than Thompson, but what does that get them?
 
Not a Phins fan....but talk of not trying to do everything realistically possible to win this year is just silly...particularly 8 quarters into the season. This team has too much talent to play for the 1st overall pick in 25.
 
Miami is bad spot. Too good to tank, not good enough to compete. Tannehill probably wins 2-3 more games than Thompson, but what does that get them?

Isn't that why it's a good spot?
Because I don't think Tannehill takes them to the next level. This team wasn't winning it with Tua. They surely aren't winning with Tannehill. At least starting Thompson all year they have a change at a reset in 2025.
 
Miami is bad spot. Too good to tank, not good enough to compete. Tannehill probably wins 2-3 more games than Thompson, but what does that get them?

Isn't that why it's a good spot?
Because I don't think Tannehill takes them to the next level. This team wasn't winning it with Tua. They surely aren't winning with Tannehill. At least starting Thompson all year they have a change at a reset in 2025.

Can't say I agree with that...it is week 2 and you have a team with Super Bowl aspirations pre-Tua injury...no way should you be throwing in the towel...that could be a disaster for a franchise that seems to have finally found solid footing...I think you still have to do whatever you can to have a positive season and if they can get competent QB play there is still a chance to make the playoffs which would be a big victory for McDaniels and the overall culture of the franchise going forward...the biggest issue is what happens if Tua is done...that is where some very hard decisions are going to have to be made but for this year you need to see if you can duplicate something like the Browns with Flacco last year.
 
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Miami is bad spot. Too good to tank, not good enough to compete. Tannehill probably wins 2-3 more games than Thompson, but what does that get them?

Isn't that why it's a good spot?
Because I don't think Tannehill takes them to the next level. This team wasn't winning it with Tua. They surely aren't winning with Tannehill. At least starting Thompson all year they have a change at a reset in 2025.

Would you entertain offers for Tyreek Hill today if you were the Phins GM? If you're punting to at least 25, you're not getting a QB in free agency. The reduces you to either hoping Tua can be healthy or hitting gold with a rookie QB who will step in and sling. If Tua can't play and you need more of a project QB....you might as well blow it up.
 
Miami is bad spot. Too good to tank, not good enough to compete. Tannehill probably wins 2-3 more games than Thompson, but what does that get them?

Isn't that why it's a good spot?
Because I don't think Tannehill takes them to the next level. This team wasn't winning it with Tua. They surely aren't winning with Tannehill. At least starting Thompson all year they have a change at a reset in 2025.

Can't say I agree with that...it is week 2 and you have a team with Super Bowl aspirations pre-Tua injury...no way should you be throwing in the towel...that could be a disaster for a franchise that seems to have finally found solid footing...I think you still have to do whatever you can to have a positive season and if they can get competent QB play there is still a chance to make the playoffs which would be a big victory for McDaniels and the overall culture of the franchise going forward...the biggest issue is what happens if Tua is done...that is where some very hard decisions are going to have to be made but for this year you need to see if you can duplicate something like the Browns with Flacco last year.
I didn't put the Dolphins in the conversation for SB contenders. The narrative around McDaniels is that his teams can't beat good teams and his record reflects that. They still had a ways to go to take the next step IMO. Win a playoff game or two and then we can talk SB.

Even this season, they barely beat the Jags (more like the Jags lost) and then were crushed by the Bills. It just feels like more of the same. Tannehill probably gives them a better chance to win, but I also don't know how realistic it is for Tannehill to walk in off the streets and learn the system and be good at it. Flacco was an outlier last year. He was a SB winning QB going to system he knew.

I think it boils down to the fact that I believe Tua is done as a Franchise QB. The Fins without a franchise QB are at best a fringe playoff team. If you want to say picking up Tannehill is the best thing this team can do for this season, you're probably correct. I'm more in the camp of a bandaid QB for this season isn't increasing Miami's contention hopes going forward.
 
Don't want to rub salt in the wound, but this morning as we dig out potential signings to stabilize the team going forward, doesn't it become clear that the Dolphins should have more invested in a back up QB?
 
The Fins without a franchise QB are at best a fringe playoff team. If you want to say picking up Tannehill is the best thing this team can do for this season, you're probably correct. I'm more in the camp of a bandaid QB for this season isn't increasing Miami's contention hopes going forward.

As an owner, if you have a shot to make the playoffs you take it, always. This early in the season is way too soon to conclude that it would be better to punt for the future. I agree that sometimes teams really should just blow things up and reset but this isn't fantasy football, and an owner will never do that in a situation like this (nor should they, probably).
 
Tannehill was one of the highest paid QBs and he came off two bad seasons. That's what set up him being available.
The interviews I saw or heard with him had me saying he's going to be just like Demarco Murray- could probably play a few more years but totally out of touch as to his value. This is exactly how it's been
The Dolphins have 23 mil cap space available. I think he made 32 last year so this is more towards what we can imagine his too high asking price is.
Idk what he wants but he is making it a point of living the good life and sharing pics online. Every interview has been like "I just went here on vacation and did this with my family" and it's going to take enough $ for him to stop doing that.

There were conflicting reports if the Packers contacted him. Pelissero said they didn't and Russini said they did. Two gems so I found that curious.

He also had an elective surgery when the Titans were in the playoff race. Most would have toughed it out. He had a procedure on his ankle that was supposed to make sprains and such less likely in the future. He was to be out a week or maybe two and then suddenly out for the year. No one called him on it but said quotes like he's gotta do what's right for him. It had to burn though. Surely it also now depends how possible teams view this
 
Miami is bad spot. Too good to tank, not good enough to compete. Tannehill probably wins 2-3 more games than Thompson, but what does that get them?

Isn't that why it's a good spot?
Because I don't think Tannehill takes them to the next level. This team wasn't winning it with Tua. They surely aren't winning with Tannehill. At least starting Thompson all year they have a change at a reset in 2025.
That's not the way teams operate, mailing in the season after an injury to their QB. Certainly not when they don't know how long the QB will be back for.

Can talk about it forever, it's not going to happen.
Would you entertain offers for Tyreek Hill today if you were the Phins GM?
They just gave him guaranteed money, they cannot afford to trade him
 
Miami is bad spot. Too good to tank, not good enough to compete. Tannehill probably wins 2-3 more games than Thompson, but what does that get them?

Isn't that why it's a good spot?
Because I don't think Tannehill takes them to the next level. This team wasn't winning it with Tua. They surely aren't winning with Tannehill. At least starting Thompson all year they have a change at a reset in 2025.

Can't say I agree with that...it is week 2 and you have a team with Super Bowl aspirations pre-Tua injury...no way should you be throwing in the towel...that could be a disaster for a franchise that seems to have finally found solid footing...I think you still have to do whatever you can to have a positive season and if they can get competent QB play there is still a chance to make the playoffs which would be a big victory for McDaniels and the overall culture of the franchise going forward...the biggest issue is what happens if Tua is done...that is where some very hard decisions are going to have to be made but for this year you need to see if you can duplicate something like the Browns with Flacco last year.
I didn't put the Dolphins in the conversation for SB contenders. The narrative around McDaniels is that his teams can't beat good teams and his record reflects that. They still had a ways to go to take the next step IMO. Win a playoff game or two and then we can talk SB.

Even this season, they barely beat the Jags (more like the Jags lost) and then were crushed by the Bills. It just feels like more of the same. Tannehill probably gives them a better chance to win, but I also don't know how realistic it is for Tannehill to walk in off the streets and learn the system and be good at it. Flacco was an outlier last year. He was a SB winning QB going to system he knew.

I think it boils down to the fact that I believe Tua is done as a Franchise QB. The Fins without a franchise QB are at best a fringe playoff team. If you want to say picking up Tannehill is the best thing this team can do for this season, you're probably correct. I'm more in the camp of a bandaid QB for this season isn't increasing Miami's contention hopes going forward.

Not to be a pain but I don't understand what your overall point is as far as this year goes...I think everyone agrees that they are not a Super Bowl contender without Tua and the playoffs will be a battle...with him they are a quality team that while not on the level of KC or probably Baltimore they are a legit playoff team who you could see a pathway for...if he is done in week 2 how does it help them as a franchise to throw in the towel? I just don't understand how that is the right move for them...if you get to week 14 and they are 4-10 that is a totally different story but for now they cannot simply say the season is over... that would be a total disaster for the culture of this team by telling them in week 2 you have no faith in them and you would rather move up a few spots in the draft.
 
Don't want to rub salt in the wound, but this morning as we dig out potential signings to stabilize the team going forward, doesn't it become clear that the Dolphins should have more invested in a back up QB?
McDaniel says an awful lot of good things about Skylar that don't at all match the fans point of view. I'm not sure what the deal is with that.
 

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