Tua Tagovailoa Week 3 vs Denver Analysis: 70🍔
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I loved the balanced scoring the most. Tua tossed 4 TD's, 2 left handed and 2 right handed, now that's balanced scoring.
😅
He threw it right handed?
We can't power football with the OL. Think we can win without it. Hope it doesn't bite us later but man the OL is pass n zone blocking crazy well!!!
@@feloniousfloyd2203 yeah, a no look, shovel pass right handed. A pure beauty. Not sure about the 2nd tho… 🤔
@@alainlemay5115he threw TWO right handed shovel passes to Achane. Same play twice.
Tua had more touchdown passes than incomplete passes‼️
The line at 3:00 is too funny
“The pass protection was absurd, the rush - hilarious, the backend tackling - a joke”
😂
Tua missed that pass to Hill because they just put a note on the screen that Tua was one completion from tying the most completions in a row to start a game so obviously the next pass was off.
They always jinx people like this,it pisses me off,I knew it would be incomplete right when they put the stat up.
😂
The excuses are crazy 😂
Yes, Tua Tagovailoa, the NFL’s latest lefty QB is a natural right-hander, one whose father, Galu, turned him into a (sometimes) southpaw in his youth ...“My dad was the only lefty in our family and he wanted me to be a lefty as well, so he switched the way I threw,” explained Tagovailoa, who still eats, writes and golfs right-handed but shoots baskets and throws footballs with his left.
I’m the same way but I was never forced to throw lefty
I sometimes think the awkwardness of setting his body to throw left handed when he is naturally righty, might be why he fails to keep his lower body lined up for maximum power when he throws .
I notice Tua has a tendency to square up perpendicular to his throwing plane pretty early or out of sync. Makes me wonder, how much more velocity/power potential he still has to pull out.
I throw left handed, but eat and play guitar right handed.
So his dad essentially didn’t want to be ‘left’ out lol
@@itz.deerius4152lol
Tua is an absolute treat to watch. What he lacks in raw arm strength he makes up for with exceptional anticipation. The Dolphins offense has the potential to be one of those we talk about with the 98 Vikings, Greatest Show Rams, 07 Pats, 2011 Packers, 2013 Broncos, etc. etc.
Take Tua over Allen or Herbert on this team. He is a Warrior. Proven winner. That's all that matters in the playoffs
@@cliffhooper3558proven winner? I love tua and think he’s the mvp favorite, but in the NFL Josh Allen has done far and away the most winning of the three
@@cliffhooper3558because Hebert is really the problem in LA, he’s not a winner. “Real winner” is such a buzzphrase and means nothing
@@protectdavidchasetaylor2144Well, Tua won a natty in college and led his team to another championship game though he lost that one. The other quarterbacks, not so much. And he was cooking last year before injuries caught up with him.
His strengths coming out of bama was always accuracy and anticipation. Its great that he finally has a coach that can utilize his skillset
I’m so fucking happy we hired McDaniel man. Dude saved Tuas career from the clutches of Flores and gave us one of the NFL’s best offenses
Wild that the Dolphins were literally the only team who gave him an interview and wanted to hire him as a HC. I think it was because of his history as an alcoholic. Either way as a Niner fan we were sad when he left and we root for McDaniel and the Dolphins in every game not involving us
Tua is a machine and Hill is just insane.
Tua has been doing work! Tyreek’s route running has been on another level lately! 🐬🐬🐬🆙
20:24
That play tells me Tua really wants Tyreek to break the yards record this season.. was one of the hardest throw of the available options and he still took it and executed it perfectly.
I know this is a Tua video, but I would have loved to see Mike White’s deep post too! Tua and the Dolphins’ offense look incredible right now.
this is tua man!!! tua infinity a-chan beyond!!!
You actually give a wonderful analysis of the QB play. Meanwhile, Jackson Kruger said that this is easy, and any QB can replicate this success in this system discounting Tua’s game all together which was a lame take. You da goat of analysis 🐐
I've tried to listen to several of that guy's videos, and I've never been able to get past the first few minutes. I honestly don't think he knows what he's talking about. I have a comparatively rudimentary understanding of this sport and Kruger talks like he has never studied ball.
I absolutely love what Mike McDaniel and his staff are cooking up here this year. He plays to his players strengths (for some reason this has to be mentioned)! Tua has ELITE anticipation and is one of the most accurate throwers of the football. Take a look at where most of the passes go, right in the middle. Teams last year against the Dolphins started to play to stop this. So what did Mike McDaniel and his staff cook up this year? Even more pre-snap motions and quick developing routes. I have no idea what teams will do to stop this now when you have to respect the speed of Tyreek, Waddle and the backfield duo speed of Mostert + Achane. If teams try to close the middle of the field they will COOK you on outside zone plays and attack you on the sidelines, it's just a numbers game and confusion on the defense gives you the edge. When you have the players Dolphins have it is absolute nightmare fuel for opposing defensive coordinators making a game plan to stop them within your defensive system. Also massive props to the big boys on the line playing their butts off this year.
Very well said, on all points! 🫡
We might be watching the best offense the NFL has seen since the late 90's Rams "Greatest Show on Turf" with these Dolphins. It's so many factors that you rarely see in one offense. Tua's ability to go through progressions quickly and get rid of the ball fast. His anticipation and accuracy. The speed, with FOUR guys who ran college track and were champions. Play design and play calling that's just out of this world. And now an offensive line that has been together for two or more years, that is run and pass blocking as well as can be expected.
How often have we seen all of this come together on ONE offense? Maybe the Chiefs with Tyreek, but they weren't THIS fast. And those Rams teams in the late 90s. I don't know how defenses will be able to consistently defend an offense like this. They're running so many guys in motion, and defenses are already scared of Tyreek and Waddle beating them over the top, and now you have to worry about Mostert and Achane? McDaniel is just playing with defenses right now because he knows the kind of QB he has, and that he's got four guys that are faster than 99% of the league.
It's early of course, and we need to see them protect Tua the whole year, but if they do and they can avoid any major injuries to their key players, this is a team that can beat ANYONE, including the Niners, Eagles, Chiefs, and Bills. And they're going to get Jalen Ramsey back later on, an All-Pro CB to add to a defense that's improved the last two weeks and are in year one of a new system and coordinator. They haven't peaked yet on defense, and they are STACKED with talent on defense, without Ramsey. With him, and they could be one of the top 2-3 defenses in the NFL. THIS offense combined with a top 3-5 defense? Yeah, that's a recipe for a SB win.
They barely got by the Chargers and Patriots
I've been refreshing this channel all day awaiting the next Fields video. Can't wait to see the analysis!!!
I’m pretty sure he said it was gonna be on his patreon
Tim Jenkins has a good one posted
Can't wait to see the 4 hours of SMH video... ?
Man as a Bears fan I'm waiting
2 hours incoming
Bears fan here; came to see what a creative and successfully run offense looks like with a QB that understands anticipation and throwing open receivers..... Dolphins look great, this is their time. I'm jealous : (
The Miami play calling and play design is going under appreciated by many (not here). I am a big believer that the two most decisive factors between winning and losing are 1. players abilities 2. Calling the right plays at the right time.
JT you highlighted a few plays that show Tua's outstanding timing and skill. Some of these throws are pipe dreams for some current NFL quarterbacks. Unfortunately some just don't get that the play design is what gives the receiver AND quarterback a chance to succeed.
Great work, thanks for sharing.
That shuffle pass was sexy as hell, so well designed. Dolphins were on fire. When they were at 56 with 8 minutes left in 4th, I told my friend they might score two more times.
JT keeps saying what I've been saying for 2 years.. Tua might have the best read progression in NFL history... the dude could throw 10 yards away from his WR knowing where he's ending up.. i've seen him throw right at a defender knowing his WR is cutting to that spot (before he made the cut)... its nuts
I'll be back to watch this after MNF, thanks for grindinnnnng. 70 burger crazyyy
I can’t wait for this week’s 1hr 30 min Justin Fields vid 🤣
Watching the Tua O Line pocket he gets is awesome - so clean. Not a worry. Next week when the Broncos come to Chicago the pocket will look different. The QB Fields will hold the ball & look confused. Breakdowns every where on that O Line & the Broncos are 3.5 points favorites in Chicago after giving up 70 to their Ball Boy who was passed on getting the Head Coach job so icing on the cake rubbing it in the Broncos faces !
I’ve been refreshing since yesterday looking for this video 😂
When Tua decides to throw "deep" to Tyreek I don't see the "problem" as a questionable arm but Tyreek is blazingly fast. Mahomes had the same issue throwing deep to Tyreek where he had to slow up or come back. The QB has to decide who and where to throw and Reek is already 20 yards downfield and double covered... in the deep out you can see this as Tua had to wait for the slot defender to flip his hips and move to cover the in breaking WR... just look at when Tua makes his decision and where Reek is and the DB's are. it's insane.
Also, on the 15 minute pass to Tyreek, Tyreek rounds the route, why wasn't that pointed out instead of calling out Tua's weak arm? Look at where Reek is when Tua throws it.
@Wenkebach yeah first of all it was 30 yard pass outside the numbers 😮 But you make good point. And it looked like Tyreek knew he messed up. Those tiny altered details make a huge diff.
I noticed that to during the game, you can tell on reeks face he messed up
Great vid! Loved the breakdowns on him
On to BUF, this game was a Sunday treat, with alot of suga.
Time to make Josh Allen play hero ball.
This game will be why Vic was brought in.
Thanks for the breakdown! Keep it up. I just subscribed and expect you'll get many more soon.
JT. Been eating up your content this season.
Dropping multiple bangers, every day.
AWESOME. Love to fking see it bro.
My man
Waiting for this all day!
I was waiting for this!
Pretty fun to watch these breakdowns
We are watching the QB. That first play look at the OL. Tua never had that. That's why he was hurt.
"In the Face"
Love your breakdowns. Ty brother! #FinsUp
at 7:52 if I remember right you've done a prior vid on the over-use of shovel passes by offenses that don't understand how to run them right. This one seems to have incorporated the right elements to make it successful.
I love these breakdowns. Thank you.
Got to give some props to Wes Welker coaching the WRs up. They no where to be, at what time and how to get there.
Wes deserves credit for sure
Welker gave Miami fits back in the day...
@@leecowell8165Welker gave other teams fits when he was a Dolphin first. That is, until we gave him away for a bag of chips. And not just that, to a division rival. 🤦♂️🤦♂️ Dolphins being Dolphins. Thank God they finally look to be changing that narrative with Grier in the front office & Coach McD running this team.
Appreciate the expertise in your breakdowns. Helping a football fan understand the terminologies and details.
This is the most precise, sophisticated offense I've ever seen....
Thank you for your great work
great stuff tua approaching next level
he hit the jadakiss laugh at 12:10 lmfao
JT the pass that was short - were told that Reek was a little deeper than he was supposed to be - should have snapped the route sharper based on the play
As a lifelong Dolphins Fan and a Tua-believer, this is a fun time to be a fan. FINALLY
It's unbelievable to watch this team and then to watch all the other games where every quarterback throws four yard passes and needs 13 completions to get a hundred yards. It's like watching the Premier League then switching to women's world cup. Just a stark contrast in overall speed, both mentally from Tua and obviously physically from all the demons on this offense. Tua, Tyreek and McDaniel's design are light-years ahead.
Incredible football. Fantastic analysis
On the no look play.. the timing for the Center to move on from the DL to LB 🤯 and Achane does the rest 🙌
World class breakdown brother...
The anticipation is insane 🐬🔥
Tua actually throws from a sidearm that throws defenders off. Look at his right leg always open and freezes the defenders. That's why he comes up short at times because he gets caught. But it's genius on him. He faces to his right then slings it to the middle keeping everyone off balance.
I love your little antidotes like “look at my guy 93 right here”
he was all twisted up
New intro is 🔥
Great show
Good job ❤.
You can always tell it’s good when it’s less than a half hour… I have a feeling the Dak Video will be somewhere between this and a Justin Fields one
15:57 number 11 was wide open for the dolphins.
whoa the new intro is sick
Hard to believe half the fans were saying Tua was done after last years injuries. How he was too small and overrated. I am guessing I won't be seeing those comments anymore as thousands rush to delete them and then pretend they always knew Tua was legit.
Everyone was pumped for this one
I’m a lifelong Dolphin fan so I’m watching anyway, but I also watched the greatest show on turf, a couple Patriot and Colts teams a decade ago. This is must watch football. I can’t stand the Patriots but when there’s something that might be historic or once in a lifetime, you should watch.
Was waited for this. Phins Up!
Nice work
We as Dolphins fans are really being spoiled by the play of Uno. It truly is an honor seeing he, Tyreek, and Waddle(even though he didn’t play this game)play each Sunday. I really hope Tua continues to excel, and prove alot more people wrong.
Teams should score as much as possible ALWAYS! Eff this going soft when you are up. 70 all day and should have been more! Can’t wait to play!
Exactly you want your offence to play hard always cause when they come against another hard team they need the practice.
That's good in theory but then you risk having your playmakers injured due to your hubris. If you try to blow out teams when a game is already decided then you're gonna drastically raise the likelihood that the opponent would seek to hurt the other team by targeting as retaliation.
@@bazimyan^^^This man gets it.
Football is way more exciting when you break it down. No one comes close to what you do. Another great vlog!
Yes! Thank you!
Legendary man ❤.
We call these fast motions enter and exit.
Ex. X enter or H exit.
Slow motion or shifts we say X same 2 or X same 3. X will motion but stay on the same side of the formation becoming the new #2 or #3.
To motion across, we say oppo.
Allows us to move anyone anywhere.
that out at the 15 min mark, it absolutely could be the lack of top end arm, but could also be that hill rounded the out a bit more than Tua anticipated. If the cut out was sharper, wouldnt it have been a much more catchable ball without the comeback and almost going down for it?
Sometimes on his one or two throws a game that are just off I wonder if it is because of indecision. Like the throw at 15:20 where he "didn't have enough club," I wonder if when he started stepping into his throw he was going to Chosen and then saw the db on Hill turn his hips a little and decided to go to force it to Hill with just arm strength.
I wish I knew what they called the short fast motion
JT this channel 🔥🔥🔥
Well that escalated quickly
Speed is what you want In the passing game and Miami has it...ty coach
I see what you are talking about how Miami runs 1,000 Mph when they are doing motion as opposed to when the 9ers and other teams are doing it. Really stands out. Do you think playing on grass is less of an advantage for Miami?
I don't wanna make excuses for Tua we know he doesn't have the strongest arm but on that throw he missed to Tyreek at the 15:00 mark, it looks like Reek rounded that route out taking him about 5 yards deeper when maybe Tua thought he cut a little harder.
He needs to step into it more it would give him a lot more power
The guys in the Broncos backfield seems to have said: "It's too damn hot down here for all this running around!" 🙄
Can you do the run breakdown from this game that will be fun see as well. Thank you
I can’t believe you keep the name of the motion from us the people deserve it
Man out here throwing off hand no look shovel passes. This offense is nasty
Tua's velocity issue on deep balls stems from him occasionally playing a little like Steph Curry. Where he just kind of shoots it up there and watches it fly, instead of actually driving the ball like he needs to.
I believe it's also cause he wants to aim small, miss small... put it out there and let your guy run it down (on the go routes at least)
When he steps into it it travels. He just needs to work on that
@@user-qh7rj9wj4p that's what I mean when I say he just kind of shoots one up like he is Steph Curry sometimes, instead of driving the ball. How Steph will just haphazardly toss up a 3 and not really put any conviction behind it, because he doesn't always have to. Well, Tua does that sometimes, where he will just kind of toss one out there instead of stepping through and driving the ball down field like he needed to.
The comp for Tua in the NBA is Steph makes sense.
@@raymcdonald1823 I know. It's really almost perfect all the way around. Undersized guy with early durability concerns with flashes of his talent level. Then he starts really going off and what he does on the field of play just looks so different than what everyone else is doing, and it results in a lot of points being scored very quickly, with an almost effortless appearance. Now my man just has to go get him a ring or two, and it'll be a perfect comp.
It's been such a nice happenstance that my favourite channe's favourite offense happens to belong to my favourite team. I hope we get a Tua video every week though I know that's being greedy.
That tyreek hill first touchdown he ran the wrong route 😆
shy ronnie laugh @ 12 minutes
I love you and ur content brother can u gimme a geno breakdown?
I'm in no way diminishing tua and the dolphins accomplishments this season along with great run game and a defense that keeps getting better. Bob Griese was throwing to a spot in the 70s. With the speed of defenders you have to do it to a degree. I first learned of griese doing it because of Don Meredith explaining how griese does it.
Curious about all the empty seats in the film. People hiding from the sun in the concourse maybe?
Yessss! 🙏🙏 #mvp
Tua is surgical man. Loved watching him play in college and now he’s looking the part in the NFL. I wish Jerry Jeudy was a Dolphin. They were so good together and Denver is wasting him.
Appreciate the analysis as always, but I feel like strikethrough text means *NOT* at 12:19
They look really good right now
The fact they did all this with Waddle too is just even more insane
Honestly surprised this wasn't an hour long.
I feel like Tua has such a soft touch on the ball that it looks like he doesnt have enough arm. Because Tua can easily throw over 25 yards, but sometimes he underestimates distance and you end up with what people call balloon balls.
And now with teams having to game plan for Achane and Mostert I honestly don’t see how defenses stop them with all that pre snap motion to free up guys and make it nearly impossible for DBs to gets hands on guys.
If u want to bring a strong safety in the box to keep from getting gauged by the run now it just means bigger holes in the zone for Waddle and Tyreek unless u want to try playing man with a safety deep and let them kill u on 15 yard ins across the middle.
What Achane did put the NFL on notice. These Dolphins have a great run game.
Jt the play where the play man and zone against the dolphonsesh and tua hits the deep hook, Id love to for you break down what tje defense is trying to bait the offense into exactly. Are they trying to get him to think its man and throw into the zone thats covering the mesh part of it? Is it a good defensive call versus the play the dolphins ran and the dolphins just beat it?
Wide open passes everywhere. This offense has not been tested yet.
Good point about Tua playing a little Buddy Ball with Tyreek, but it's also good to point out that on many of those examples, he could have hit more than one open guy. Denver's coverage was MIA for most of that game.
I realize now that this is the first time most of us have seen Tua Tagovailoa healthy, much less surrounded by top talent. Until now, I did not see why he was so highly regarded.
I’m glad others are finally starting to see what us Day 1 Tua fans saw in him, and continue to see in him. Dude has had it about as hard as anyone since entering the league. And for being as great of a person he is, I’m glad others are finally starting to see how great he is on the gridiron as well.
I've heard of quarterbacks seeing ghosts but Miami was scoring so much they had the Broncos defense seeing ghosts 93 was lost 🤣
Question, where do you get this zoomed out footage of games?
That one throw where Tua threw it kind of short, I think Tua saw the defender right on the receiver and so maybe threw it a little short out of an abundance of caution? Or maybe he was expecting his reciever to come back a little bit more to get some more separation? I'm not saying Tua doesn't make any mistakes; this throw was off. I'm just wondering if one of these reasons could have been the reason his throw was off.
Need a Ridder video 💪