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I’m not hating on Tannehill at all but it’s EASY to have CONFIDENCE when you’re coming in for a starter that for whatever reason hasn’t shown much at all . Tannehill is pretty much playing with house money . I’m pulling for Tanny but let’s not get crazy . We got issues folks . QB, Oline , kicking, coaching etc.Mariota been sub par but also has carried a tremendous burden this year.
 
I’m not hating on Tannehill at all but it’s EASY to have CONFIDENCE when you’re coming in for a starter that for whatever reason hasn’t shown much at all . Tannehill is pretty much playing with house money . I’m pulling for Tanny but let’s not get crazy . We got issues folks . QB, Oline , kicking, coaching etc.Mariota my point wabeen sub par but also has carried a tremendous burden this year.

My point was THill at least has a pulse. Can’t say same for that cadaver that wears #8.
 
There's just no excuse for such a chit show, invested so much on offense to get weapons but then cheap out by getting a rookie OC who has zero experience.

Yes- this is entirely on Amy and JRob and Vrabel I guess. We advanced Arthur Smith under the guise that there would not be a transition required to a new scheme, terminology etc hence Mariota would flourish. Unh huhh.
 
You may be right. But all this credit Mularkey is getting all of a sudden had a whole lot to do with the roster turnover. We were having those 4-12 type seasons with no end in sight. How do you get rid of the guy who pulled us out of that and not even let him get a QB?

Hot take incoming (and probably gonna be very unpopular one)

But I am now convinced Mularkey had more to do with improving the team than JRob.

Mularkey and his staff didn’t break the mold with offensive execution by no means, but they were good at at least hiding the o-lines shortcomings. He pretty much knew Conklin wasn’t gonna be that guy and made him look good with chipping and a lot of help.

Does anyone here think Spain is actually a better guard than Saffold? Probably not, but his production was way better. I’m sure coaching and blocking concepts has something to do with it.

Sure, props to JRob for getting Byard and Jayon Brown. Evans looks like a good pick up too.

But If the talent was really better, and coaching is “improved” then why did this offense perform much better with the likes of Harry Douglas and Rishard Matthews? Robiskie was so ass, but the guy at least tried to scheme open our one playmaker in Delanie.

And why tf did Marcus for some odd reason have better chemistry with arguably the dumbest WR we have had in recent memory in DGB than he does with Davis? I don’t think anyone on this board would even think he is a better WR.

On top of that, the Vrabel hiring is strictly on JRob. Y’all forget Amy wanted to keep Mularkey cause she believed in Mariota (and he was entering only his 2nd year) and thought he did a good enough job of keeping him upright after firing Whiz. Tbf, that might be the only good thing Mularkey did for the offense.

Which sadly, is more than what Vrabel and Jrobs choices at OC can say.

Praise the roster turnover all you want, but this team went 9-7 Jrobs first season as a GM. Of 5 of those players who made the pro bowl, only 1 was a JRob guy (Murray) and made the playoffs his 2nd season as GM. That year we had 6 pro bowlers. 3 of them were JRob guys and one was ST Trawick who isn’t even on this team anymore. 2 years later with Vrabel, the team is regressing and looking worse. Last year we had 3 pro bowl players, and guess what? All 3 of em were already on the roster before Robinson took over.

I am aware the pro bowl isn’t the end all be all for top talent, and probably a couple players like Byard and Brown deserved to be there.

But I’m not gonna act like JRob has done more than mainly bring in below average to average players to fill this roster. Just now your actually seeing how sad it is that Mularkey was able to get more out of his players than Vrabel is, with “lesser talent.”
 
What’s all of this “We miss Malarkey” crap?

He sucked too, if he was so great at boosting below average talent then he would be a head coach somewhere else right now. Do you guys not remember laying two eggs in a row against the 49rs and Cardinals? Or losing to the winless Jags I think it was?

It’s pretty bad when we reminisce about the “good old days” with scrub coaches who may have or may not have been better than the dumpster fire we are witnessing now.
 
Why WHY do all of our Offensive coordinators look like they are mentally challenge !!!!!!!!??????

Art is shaking every time the camera is on him it's just ridicules.

Vrabel is getting annoying in a hurry he knows nothing about Xs and Os and I'm pretty sure he suffers from CTE.
 
Hot take incoming (and probably gonna be very unpopular one)

But I am now convinced Mularkey had more to do with improving the team than JRob.

Mularkey and his staff didn’t break the mold with offensive execution by no means, but they were good at at least hiding the o-lines shortcomings. He pretty much knew Conklin wasn’t gonna be that guy and made him look good with chipping and a lot of help.

Does anyone here think Spain is actually a better guard than Saffold? Probably not, but his production was way better. I’m sure coaching and blocking concepts has something to do with it.

Sure, props to JRob for getting Byard and Jayon Brown. Evans looks like a good pick up too.

But If the talent was really better, and coaching is “improved” then why did this offense perform much better with the likes of Harry Douglas and Rishard Matthews? Robiskie was so ass, but the guy at least tried to scheme open our one playmaker in Delanie.

And why tf did Marcus for some odd reason have better chemistry with arguably the dumbest WR we have had in recent memory in DGB than he does with Davis? I don’t think anyone on this board would even think he is a better WR.

On top of that, the Vrabel hiring is strictly on JRob. Y’all forget Amy wanted to keep Mularkey cause she believed in Mariota (and he was entering only his 2nd year) and thought he did a good enough job of keeping him upright after firing Whiz. Tbf, that might be the only good thing Mularkey did for the offense.

Which sadly, is more than what Vrabel and Jrobs choices at OC can say.

Praise the roster turnover all you want, but this team went 9-7 Jrobs first season as a GM. Of 5 of those players who made the pro bowl, only 1 was a JRob guy (Murray) and made the playoffs his 2nd season as GM. That year we had 6 pro bowlers. 3 of them were JRob guys and one was ST Trawick who isn’t even on this team anymore. 2 years later with Vrabel, the team is regressing and looking worse. Last year we had 3 pro bowl players, and guess what? All 3 of em were already on the roster before Robinson took over.

I am aware the pro bowl isn’t the end all be all for top talent, and probably a couple players like Byard and Brown deserved to be there.

But I’m not gonna act like JRob has done more than mainly bring in below average to average players to fill this roster. Just now your actually seeing how sad it is that Mularkey was able to get more out of his players than Vrabel is, with “lesser talent.”

This makes no sense to me. Mularkey also did shit with clock management. He drove us crazy challenging unwinnable plays and holding his flag when he should challenge. He only ever did as well with this team as Vrabel has done. And in case you forgot, he did his part in coaching us to that 3-13 season before Robinson came in and brought in guys like Byard, Kelly, Murray, Conklin, and Henry.

Marcus’s problems are his own. I think the injuries early on shook his confidence.
 
How could anyone expect T-hill to come in and lead the team to the end zone when every first down play is a hand off to Henry up the middle? Hello, did the coaches not spot the 9 guys in the box. We we able to run on this defense thru the first three quarters. So when we are in another 3 ird and a butt load, are we surprised with a jail break from the defense and another sack, interception, or broken up play ? It is like Terry Robiskie all over again.

When we went into the hurry up offense T-hill showed some signs of life. Maybe we should just start there. Maybe try not to be down 16 points before giving up on the running game that is so crucial to our offensive effort. It was offensive alright . . . . . . . .. . . . . .
 
And the pro bowl? Back when the pro bowl still meant something, we got snubbed and went to the AFC Championship. Not every player a GM brings in is a popularity contest winner. Good players contributing toward a winning effort is what I care about.
 
Hot take incoming (and probably gonna be very unpopular one)

But I am now convinced Mularkey had more to do with improving the team than JRob.

Mularkey and his staff didn’t break the mold with offensive execution by no means, but they were good at at least hiding the o-lines shortcomings. He pretty much knew Conklin wasn’t gonna be that guy and made him look good with chipping and a lot of help.

Does anyone here think Spain is actually a better guard than Saffold? Probably not, but his production was way better. I’m sure coaching and blocking concepts has something to do with it.

Sure, props to JRob for getting Byard and Jayon Brown. Evans looks like a good pick up too.

But If the talent was really better, and coaching is “improved” then why did this offense perform much better with the likes of Harry Douglas and Rishard Matthews? Robiskie was so ass, but the guy at least tried to scheme open our one playmaker in Delanie.

And why tf did Marcus for some odd reason have better chemistry with arguably the dumbest WR we have had in recent memory in DGB than he does with Davis? I don’t think anyone on this board would even think he is a better WR.

On top of that, the Vrabel hiring is strictly on JRob. Y’all forget Amy wanted to keep Mularkey cause she believed in Mariota (and he was entering only his 2nd year) and thought he did a good enough job of keeping him upright after firing Whiz. Tbf, that might be the only good thing Mularkey did for the offense.

Which sadly, is more than what Vrabel and Jrobs choices at OC can say.

Praise the roster turnover all you want, but this team went 9-7 Jrobs first season as a GM. Of 5 of those players who made the pro bowl, only 1 was a JRob guy (Murray) and made the playoffs his 2nd season as GM. That year we had 6 pro bowlers. 3 of them were JRob guys and one was ST Trawick who isn’t even on this team anymore. 2 years later with Vrabel, the team is regressing and looking worse. Last year we had 3 pro bowl players, and guess what? All 3 of em were already on the roster before Robinson took over.

I am aware the pro bowl isn’t the end all be all for top talent, and probably a couple players like Byard and Brown deserved to be there.

But I’m not gonna act like JRob has done more than mainly bring in below average to average players to fill this roster. Just now your actually seeing how sad it is that Mularkey was able to get more out of his players than Vrabel is, with “lesser talent.”

I agree with a lot of this. However, I think what it really boiled down to is that Mularkey knew what he wanted to accomplish on offense and was able to communicate what type of players he needed to fit his scheme. To his credit, jrob did that to an extent and Mularkey schemed well enough to mask the flaws of individual players (i.e. Conklin, Mariota). I think Vrabel inexperience is really shown as he hasn't exactly been consistent with what he wants on offense, in part due to Mariota being crap and some of Jrobs moves haven't panned out (i.e lewis, Stafford). Finally, Mularkey had head coaching experience, vrabel wasn't more than a coordinator

The downfall with Mularkey was his own stuburness combined with the NFL adjusting to his offensive scheme that is about 15 years out of date. It's ironic though that Mularkey got more out of this offense than Vrabel has. It's also goes to show that Jrob's biggest misfire might be hiring Vrabel, who is more or less a worse version of Mularkey. I really wish this team had conducted a real head coaching search.
 
I agree with a lot of this. However, I think what it really boiled down to is that Mularkey knew what he wanted to accomplish on offense and was able to communicate what type of players he needed to fit his scheme. To his credit, jrob did that to an extent and Mularkey schemed well enough to mask the flaws of individual players (i.e. Conklin, Mariota). I think Vrabel inexperience is really shown as he hasn't exactly been consistent with what he wants on offense, in part due to Mariota being crap and some of Jrobs moves haven't panned out (i.e lewis, Stafford). Finally, Mularkey had head coaching experience, vrabel wasn't more than a coordinator

The downfall with Mularkey was his own stuburness combined with the NFL adjusting to his offensive scheme that is about 15 years out of date. It's ironic though that Mularkey got more out of this offense than Vrabel has. It's also goes to show that Jrob's biggest misfire might be hiring Vrabel, who is more or less a worse version of Mularkey. I really wish this team had conducted a real head coaching search.

The problem with Vrabel is that we had a decent defense, and a dumpster fire offense. So we hire a defensive coach with no experience, and then hire a very experienced DC.

So now we have 90% of our coaching brainpower on the side of the ball that is good, and the offense is worse than ever. We should have hired an offensive coach, and then pees as dc.
 
The problem with Vrabel is that we had a decent defense, and a dumpster fire offense. So we hire a defensive coach with no experience, and then hire a very experienced DC.

So now we have 90% of our coaching brainpower on the side of the ball that is good, and the offense is worse than ever. We should have hired an offensive coach, and then pees as dc.
I don't think pees would have come out of retirement for anyone else, but I agree with your logic
 
Offense is terrible... gotta correct that error asap. If not, then higher level needs to be changed for not addressing this disaster. Enough is enough
 
What’s all of this “We miss Malarkey” crap?

He sucked too, if he was so great at boosting below average talent then he would be a head coach somewhere else right now. Do you guys not remember laying two eggs in a row against the 49rs and Cardinals? Or losing to the winless Jags I think it was?

It’s pretty bad when we reminisce about the “good old days” with scrub coaches who may have or may not have been better than the dumpster fire we are witnessing now.

Don’t miss Mularkey at all, and I was fine with the firing at the time.

I’m only making the point that 2 years later after a playoff berth and win, JRob got his coach whom he felt could get more out of this team and has had 2 whole other off seasons to build the roster in his vision.

And this is the trash product we are currently seeing on the field.

I just don’t understand how everyone tells the mary fairies that they need to stop thinking Marcus is the same guy from 2016 or the guy for the future just cause he has had seldom flashes of elite play every blue moon.

But Robinson still gets a pass cause he started out hot his first offseason with that draft trade 4 years ago just to not really acquire any star talent or clear consistent playmakers since.

He has gotten a couple picks that look like studs. But everything else including has FA signings have been either awful or average at best.

I also have beef with that fact the when he got hired, that first offseason he went heavy on line play. And he said “he believes in building a team from the inside out” just for all his lineman picks or signings since to either absolute garbage or below average. Conklin, Dodd, Johnson, Kline (guy even got an extension, wtf), Saffold, Levin, Sylvester Williams, etc.
 
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