Shame of the Game - at Saints

[dolphins4life]

Tannehill

from Hero to Goat

[Tenshot13]

You for posting this before the game is over.

[dolphins4life]

^^^^

You for nominating me.  I didn't even play

[DenverFinFan]

Philbin, running in the redzone when we  could have tied it.

Conservative coaching fails.

And tannehill because 3 ints is always bad

[mecadonzilla]

I'm not sure how Tannehill could have played worse.

[Tenshot13]

^^^^

You for nominating me.  I didn't even play

It irks me that when things are bad a lot of people are eager to bitch and moan about it.  I've seen many SOTG threads started way before a game ends when MIA plays bad, but when they play good I never see a game ball thread made that quick.

[Cisco1081]

I know I dont post in this forum much, Im the guy that reads everything, but doesnt say much.

Everyone is quick to put the blame on Tannehill. I don't think there is much any QB could have done with that O-Line that he has in front of him. Yea, he made a few bad decisions, but one of the picks was a fluke tip. I noticed there were a few times that NO was playing the prevent defense, and only rushing 3 guys, they still got pressure. Thats sad.

Shame Game - Entire O-Line

[Landshark]

Tannehill.  That pick at the end of the first half turned the tide of the game.  Instead of the Dolphins being up 17-14 at the half, the Saints were up 21-10

[fyo]

Hartline took a play off on one play, costing an interception. Wallace stopped on a crossing route, Tannehill had him continuing. Hard to tell who's fault that was, but the result was a freak off-the-foot interception.

My biggest beef with Tannehill wasn't the interceptions, but rather that he took quite a few unnecessary sacks. The offensive line actually did a decent job most of the time last night, but Tannehill needs to develop some pocket presence.

My Shame of the Game goes to Wallace. He played like shit and while I don't know if the int was his fault, the passes he dropped (including a long bomb -- the whole reason he got a huge contract) were on him. Gotta catch the ball.

Nolan Carroll gets a dishonorable mention for trying to jump the route on a pass to Sproles way, way short of the sticks. And Carroll wasn't even close to the ball.

WTF is it with this team and 3rd and long? Defensive coordinator gets a dishonorable mention as well.

The game got out of hand and it didn't need to. Poor execution by too many players.

[EKnight]

1A.  Tannehill

1B. Wallace. Lets a perfectly thrown ball go right through his hands, commits a bonehead penalty, is to blame for one of those turnovers. A fourth of the season down, and the big offseason acquisition has about half as many yards and receptions as Jerome Simpson, who I've been repeatedly bashed for praising. -EK

[CF DolFan]

I pick Wallace.  He could have opened the game up but failed on a ball right through his hands.

Besides that, I have to assume blame to him for the communication issues between he and Tannehill on the other few passes.  It's funny that none of the other receivers seem to be having an issue. Gibson continues to get the ball and he's just as new as Mike.

4 games in and Mike looks to not only be overpaid but over matched.

Honorable mention to Tannehill. 4 turnovers.

[Pappy13]

1A.  Tannehill

1B. Wallace. Lets a perfectly thrown ball go right through his hands, commits a bonehead penalty, is to blame for one of those turnovers. A fourth of the season down, and the big offseason acquisition has about half as many yards and receptions as Jerome Simpson, who I've been repeatedly bashed for praising. -EK

You hit the nail on the head here although I saw a lot of players doing the walk of shame after the game. Add in my admitted favorite boy Brian Hartline who chose to shoot a glare at Tannehill for the first pick rather then tackling the defensive player who had just picked him off allowing him to get another 20 yards downfield and forcing Ryan Tannehill to make the tackle.  Way to make a bad play even worse Brian. Miami lost it's composure in that game which is concerning, but it's also uncharacteristic, so I still have faith in them.

[Doc-phin]

1A.  Tannehill

1B. Wallace. Lets a perfectly thrown ball go right through his hands, commits a bonehead penalty, is to blame for one of those turnovers. A fourth of the season down, and the big offseason acquisition has about half as many yards and receptions as Jerome Simpson, who I've been repeatedly bashed for praising. -EK

Don't care about Jerome Simpson, but this is pretty much right for SOG.  All that money to a guy that can't run the right route or catch a ball.  If I were Wallace, I would promise myself never to let that happen again.  He shamed himself on national TV.

[Dave Gray]

Lots of blame to go around, but I think you have to go with Tannehill today.

[masterfins]

1A.  Tannehill

1B. Wallace. Lets a perfectly thrown ball go right through his hands, commits a bonehead penalty, is to blame for one of those turnovers. A fourth of the season down, and the big offseason acquisition has about half as many yards and receptions as Jerome Simpson, who I've been repeatedly bashed for praising. -EK

Along with Doc-phin, I don't care about Jerome Simpson, but otherwise it was clearly Tannehill & Wallace.  Dishonorable mention to Daniel Thomas who continues to look like Ronnie Brown in his final year with the Dolphins.