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Dilfer said it all ⊠unreal the hate heâs enduredâŠand I blame Flo for the bulk of it. Thank you for posting this!
Bingo!
Flores was trash.
Totally correct đ
They not only played him less than a year out from a catastrophic hip injury when he wasnât expecting to play the whole year so he could adjust to the nfl and rebuild strength in his hip, but FLO HAS HIM PLAY HIS FIRST EVER GAME VS THE FREAKING RAMS AND DONALD! With that O-line no one in their right mind who believes Tua was the future would have played him in that game. On Tuas first drop back he got blasted by Donald and fumbled the ball! Itâs like Flo never wanted him and wanted the rest of the organization to give up on him ASAP. Getting rid of the vet linemen keeping that line at the 30th ranked instead of the historically bad unit they were in â21. No competent coach would have trotted out that line with the future of the franchise u see centerâŠ. But Flo was priming for Watson to come, all that unused cap space that shouldâve been used to put the proper pieces around Tua was being not only saved to get Watson, but was being stashed away to ensure that Tua looked as bad as possible. And Flo got fired because it became painfully obvious what he was doing to everyone in that front officeâŠ. Anyone with even elementary level critical thinking skills could figure out that Flo was trying to speed up what he foolishly/ignorantly believed was a 1 way road to failure for Tua. And the organization is being rewarded right now for getting rid of the right guy because Tuas play isnât going to stop, itâs only going to get better.
Don't forget Ross, who didn't even bother to hide that he was pursuing Deshaun Watson for most of last season. I think either McDaniel talked him into Tua during the interview process, or Ross figured I'll give him a year with Tua and if it doesn't work out I'll replace both of them. Ross being suspended and away from the team for the first 6 games this season was probably a benefit.
One great attribute Tua has - he can be taught....he listens and learns from his coaching.
Yess unlike some QB in Arizona smh never thought character in a QB could be so crucial
Not only can be but wants to be...couldn't believe that during the game when he was mic'd up, McCoaching asked what play he wanted and Tua just said whatever you think will score. Usually a player has something they want to try and I am sure he did, but he also knew Mike probably had something in mind and Mike's play was probably the one that would work.
I'm just ecstatic to see him being safer out there. After the Steelers game I was concerned he wouldn't change but now it does seem that he just wanted to make sure he can take some punishment and keep playing. When he didn't try to make anything out of that high snap against the Browns and just went down that was such a good feeling.
Best ability is coachability
Right on. Imagine if Aaron Rodgers was not coachable and kept his college throwing motion. đ
I'm a Dolphins fan and not only does it feel good to be winning but it feels even better to see this kid having success. Goes to show how a bad coach can put you down but Tua didn't let that happen. He kept at it and working hard and this season with McDaniel the difference shows. This is the Tua that we drafted and everyone remembers from Alabama and even better and still getting better.
Well said bro! FINSUP!đŹ đŻđđŸđŻ
Yea man, its been fun to watch this kid. I grew up watching Marino and its been 25 years since I felt this happy watching the Phins bro.
its a win win situation for us Dolphins fans đŻđȘđȘđȘ
Well from what I see. Since Mike became the coach things finally turned for the kid. I hope we keep the same coach for a long time and build some stability. Coach Tua up and turn this into a championship team for years. This offence will just get better and be fun and exciting to watch.
Amen brother, been a Dolphin's fan for decades....
Mad respect to Trent Dilfer! Seems like alot of people owe Tua and Trent an apology.
Especially Burrow!
Damn.... Guess I know who'll be doing Tua's Hall of Fame induction speech.
His biggest attribute that is overlooked, is how he is able to keep his poise no matter the scoreboard. He doesnt panic & thats what helps him win games. Bro is the definition of Cool, Calm, Collected.
Just like what he did when they won the national championship he was calm after the sack and the next play itâs history
EXACTLY! I think most people are overlooking this and how key it is in his success. He has the talent and the amazing accuracy but if you get rattled all of that goes out the window.
As much as I liked Tua coming to the Dolphins when he was drafted, Dilfers comments raised an eyebrow. Even as a Tua fan I figured Dilfer was just blowing hot air for his guy. Boy oh boy is Dilfer being proven right this year. Tua is proving to be THAT guy. Tua is doing things that not only make him EASILY the best QB since Marino, he's showing potential to be even BETTER than Marino! Never thought that term would ever be said, but he's on fire with some historically good playing this year!
Why do you think Dan Marino supports Tua so much! Even he knows that Tua is special.
I think the better thrower than rogers and Marino was just upping his draft stock but he knew once tua got his health back he's that guy
don't get ahead of yourself, marino could throw the ball better than anyone
I think that Tua is just scratching the surface. His best playing days are ahead for him. Analysts keep underrating his ceiling, but I feel he has a ways to go before we see his ceiling. I have believed in this kid from the moment I saw him come into the game in the second half of the National Championship game as a freshman. It is just great to see him turning the corner and beginning to play at an elite level.
@@luissolares7007 His oline let him stay in the pocket for as long as he wanted bruh of course
One of tuas biggest supporters Trent was right I forgot these videos existed remind the world Uce is here đȘđŸ
Ioe!!
To think that Nick Saban left Miami for Alabama and ended up coaching Tua who would later end up in Miami . Itâs kind of like an âIâm sorryâ present lol
I don't say this often. In fact, I don't think I ever said it at all, however I love this comment.
Poetic justice
SABAN was a joke here in Miami
I dont blame him, he was forced to turn away drew brees
â@@ken.h007 Saban wanted the Dolphins to sign Drew Brees. The Dolphins GM signed Daunte Culpepper. He obviously had a better eye for talent than the Dolphins GM when you consider what Brees accomplished in his career. If Saban had got his way, he would have probably been very successful at Miami. Then the Bama dynasty doesn't happen and then you probably don't have Tua at QB now.
Man, been a Tua guy since his Elite 11. That ball was coming out different pre-injury.
I think Tua has been pretty fully recovered physically since his second season in Miami. He just couldn't throw the ball downfield much last year with the terrible offensive line and the offensive scheme that was using Waddle as a possession receiver. I think he can throw it with as much velocity as he did in the Elite 11 or in college (the TD throw to DeVonta Smith in the national championship game was a 50 yard frozen rope), but he only throws full velocity when he has to, like on that 3rd and 7 sideline ball to Waddle against Cleveland and other tight window throws. On balls where he is throwing early before the receiver is out of his break, he's usually throwing at maybe 85% velocity to make it a more catchable ball for the receiver who has to locate it after turning. There are also a lot of balls where he has to take something off to throw it over linebackers in coverage. One of the things Dilfer mentioned in the video was that Tua used to throw everything at full velocity and you can see a lot of that in the Elite 11 footage. Tua has thrown with a lot of touch since Alabama and I think that's where the noodle arm garbage comes from.
I do think he has recovered, but the hips have ALLOT to do with the throwing power so it makes sense that he did lose some, however he has got to be in the top 3 of the most accurate guys in the nfl right now.
Thatâs what I was thinking. He hasnât had the same zip since. But I think itâs getting better.
I see that as well! I believe next year if he doesnât get injured! Heâll be even Healthier. And be a lot closer to that Alabama Arm. He slinging Now but that pre injury arm! đ„¶đ„¶
@Don for sure. Tua's is a story even Hallmark couldn't write.
I luv this relationship between Tua & Mike Mc-d, the sky is truly the limit for these two.
Keep this man healthy, he will take us to the promise land.
Wow I get goose bumps watching this! Tua is making Dilfer look clairvoyant.
One thing mentioned in the video that is never mentioned by the national media is Tua's ball handling, footwork, and quick release. You couple those skills with an offense that is built around various formations and motions. Tua leads the league in qbr, yards per attempt, and his 3rd down qbr is 148. To put that into context the highest figure recorded since 2000 is 133 by Aaron Rogers.
timing is đ
in rhythm đŻ
He has the highest rating ever on 3rd down.Since the stat was tracked since 1990 or so.
Thats saying a lot.But he can't make big throws lol thats what 3rd down literally is its a big down throw.
Also mentioned was how quickly he dissects defenses, moves them with his eyes, and goes through his reads. Trent said 3 reads back then, he can basically go through all of them now - lightning fast. Miami finally has the stud offensive mind they thought they had with Adam Gase, and now a QB that can execute the scheme. Let's not forget that Grier, for all his previous misgivings, has been a top notch GM the past few years.
Crazy how people say hes got no arm strength but when he was on the come up trent dilfer was talking about his arm strength
Its cause he is lefty. When you watch him on tv you canât tell how well set he was on his throws.
probably has to do with his hips as the hips have a lot to do with throwing power. this was prior to his college injury. tua putting more zip on his passes as of late.
Love Tua but the reality is, after his hip injury, he has lost a little speed on his throw - heâs been able to make up for it with his accuracy and anticipation though but that hip injury def set him back a little
I didn't know about Tua until I came across the you tube channel unofficial assistant coaches and he is a die hard Al fan. He broke down tape of Hurts and then of Tua. Yes broke down games for the next two years. I became a fan back then and never stopped. He put All of his receivers into the NFL and that's hard to do. Glad you posted this because it needed to be said.
Yes, there was a lot of talk that Hurts got a raw deal being replaced by Tua because he was 26-2 as a starter at Alabama. But those of who watched every game knew Hurts struggled with anticipatory throwing and that good defenses were shutting Alabama down. Alabama was 2 for 15 on 3rd down against Clemson in the 2016 national championship game they lost in the last 10 seconds. The defense was shutting down Clemson through 2 1/2 quarters but they wore down after that because Alabama's offense couldn't stay on the field. Alabama's defense faced 99 plays from scrimmage in that game. That video you're referencing went through all the footage of Hurts versus Tua with Hurts holding the ball and making inaccurate throws. The offense transformed when Tua took over. I think Hurts completed 2 passes in the first half against Georgia and Tua completed passes to 8 or 9 different receivers in the second half. Hurts has improved far more as a passer than I thought he would, and I think it started when he backed up Tua in 2018 and watched the anticipatory throwing and the ball coming out on time and on target for big yards after the catch. Hurts has put in the work and improved as a passer every year since then and has become a better NFL QB than I ever expected, but I would still take Tua over him without hesitating.
@@Don-md6wn exactly
Coach uce! *WINDEX!!!*
You already know people still got the narrative smh đ€ŠđŸââïžđ€ŠđŸââïž
Everybody eats!
I watched that Alabama game. I hated Alabama due to Saban and the way he left Miami. When Tua came in and won the game for his team I was heartbroken because I wanted Alabama to lose. Fast forward a year later I was keeping tabs on Alabama but this kid was just too good and talented. I always believed in him and was dumbfounded when people said he sucked. My thinking was what are you looking at? The guy is great. I always supported this player as a dolphin đŹ. Common sense would tell you he needed weapons and an offensive line. He just didnât suck all of a sudden. He just was not drafted in a great situation. Hopefully the organization can keep the blueprint for keeping him upright and weapons at his disposal. (I also said if the Dolphins are dumb enough to get rid of him, the team that picked him up will be my new team. I strongly believe Tua will bring a championship to Miami. Fins đ đŹ
Thank you for never giving up on tua. Where would the world be without your persistence. đđŸ
Totally agreed with you. Followed him in Alabama and if not for the injury he would be number one, but things happen for a reason. He got wasted in last 2 yrs but finally heâs in the right environment and we are seeing him Alabama Tua
What makes no sense is the hate that Flores had for Tua, hopefully Flores never gets another head coaching job again
@@NarlyNardo Thank you! Flores never liked Tua. He must be a very unhappy person. The Miami dolphins seemed to be intent on sabotaging Tua from day one. I am so happy that Flores is gone and Tua is finally able to flourish!
@@drc5378 I donât think it was the Dolphins. I think Flores had this Belichick attitude and thought he was Belichick. He wanted to prove the owner wrong so he tried his level best to make Tua fail because he was unhappy with the pick.
I feel so proud of Tua and my squad Fins Up
I get emotional watching this. Especially 3:17 Felt so damn proud of him! Same way I felt after he came back to beat the Ravens this year with 4 TD's in the 4th quarter. I knew he proved it to everyone who doubted him at that point and he deserves all the praise in the world. So excited to have him as our Franchise QB for many years to come
And now you're gonna believe us đŻ
Phins Up baby đŹ
It goes to show just how wrong coach Flores was for him. I am not saying Flores is a bad coach, just bad for Tua. The hard, tough love approach doesn't work for everyone and Tua is one of those people. I think it is understated just how huge Mike McDaniel is in terms of Tuas progression this season. They are a match made is dolphins heaven. đŹ
I don't think it was the tough love. Tua himself has said that all his coaches even his dad were hard on him and he's use to that. I believe Flores had no understanding of offense and no ability to hire offensive minded people that made Tua digress Now just so you know I have had success in my life both ways and enjoyed support more that degradation of course who wouldn't? But sometimes an person needs to find a fight to overcome an obstacle. Sometime people need that fight to reach that greatness so 50/50 in my opinion just saying please don't judge.
Plus in the end Flores tried to sabotage him, not getting him protection, not developing the run game to take Heat off the QB
@@jimbos2236 Yes! Tua was reared with tough love. A little bit of research into the composition of the Samoan family patriarchy and itâs clear to see. Saban gave him tough love. But, the thing about tough love is that there is love. Flores was just a jack a**, who proactively tried to sabotage Tua. There was NO love at all.
@@drc5378 perfectly said âïž
@@drc5378 well said, tough love is different from being a purely an a**hole which was Flores approach!
Wow gives me chills to hear all what Trent is just saying about Tua.. crazy ,so happy for Tua and Trent for seeing what he saw in Tua.Iâm glad heâs finally healing from his hip injury,you can really see the difference in his ability and game play, this young man will go far, much respect to him ,and his faith will take him through whatever comes his way..
Let's go Tua
Love hearing this! This is for the ones who stood through the storm! When our QB1 is shinning⊠Dolphins fans everywhere are smiling đ„
The Iron Hawaiian - one of the strongest people mentally I've ever seen. Catastrophic injury at the worst moment, put in one of the worst situations ever for a rookie and now he's elite every week. what a guy.
Sounds like this is all on point.
The most interesting thing to me - people were saying if his first progression wasn't there he'd just check down (I think there were confusing him with Tannehill but OK).
Here Dilfer says Tua goes through his progressions faster than anyone he's seen.
The other day, McDaniel said he's actually getting to his fourth or even fifth progression in that 2.6 seconds - I imagine his anticipation is part of that, knowing if a guy is going to come open. He also said, in the nicest way possible, that people outside the building should STFU because they don't know what they are talking about :)
If this team is sitting at 11-3 on December 19 that should finally shut everyone up.
Last year Tua was checking down or throwing the ball away if his first progression wasn't there because he knew if he didn't get the ball out in less than 2.5 seconds he was likely going to get sacked. Sacks and offensive penalties were basically drive killers for an offense that was trying to go down the field 4 or 5 yards at a time.
Prayers that tua will gain all his power and strength back
Love this! Tua is firing the ball off in 2022.
I watched Marino in person his whole career, and Tua is firing it with the confidence of a Marino! I haven't been excited with this team since Marino was forced out until this year. You all saw Marino Hug Tua.
Marino knows what the Fins have in Tua.
He's got the talent not many have. Vision!
As a fan I thought after the hip injury Tua would never be what he could have been. I was wrong too.
So happy for this amazing kid. Humble and a kind person and he's been getting ripped on by the whole world for nothing but trying to be a professional.
My only question is, why did Brian Flores dislike this guy so much ? I mean he started Fitz then pulled him, started Tua, then pulled him, even in games no less. Then we heard Flores wanted Herbert instead of Tua. Then Miami gets a new coach and Tua is lighting up the league. It shows what a difference a coach who believes in you can make.
Yea Flores was the worst thing that happened to Tua, luckily the organization saw it and made the right choice to fire him. However, just to let you know Flores never wanted Herbert either that was a myth. He wanted to take a defensive player at 5 and then wanted to draft Jordan Love at the end of the 1st round
I guess he wanted to show that Tua wasnât his guy. He deliberately tried to sabotage Tua. I mean Chan Gailey as OC calling plays, please he was a dinosaur. Then the Watson trade, then Tom Brady.
I think Flores did the best he could. For starters as a Head Coach it must feel devastating to feel like you donât control the decisions of your team. He probably didnât want Tua, simply based off what many considered a career ending hip injury. 2nd, most teams wouldnât start a rookie coming off a horrific injury like that in their first season. Flores even said in a press conference that if Tua was his child he wouldnât start him cuz heâs literally just coming off of a damn hip injury so to me he actually wanted to look out for the kid but was being forced to start him by Ross. Flores, understood that he didnât have a lot of chances to get this team into the playoffs and he built a team and personnel to get them there. Flores was literally forced to start Tua because the owner wanted it when Fitz was balling. I guarantee, all things considered. If Flores had full control of the decisions regardless if they drafted Tua or not, the Dolphins wouldâve made it to back to back playoffs and maybe further cuz their defense was clicking and with Fitz the offense designed for him was balling. Tua wouldâve got a chance to FULLY heal as he learned behind a veteran QB. And by the 2nd year Tua wouldâve came out and BALLED with little issues and less struggles than he had his first 2 years. For further context, Miami never had explosive receivers during Flores era like they do now. They also are currently running the same RPO that Flores was running just with more motion. So to me I donât understand what happened in their relationship but people seem to place all the blame on Flores and NONE on the owner Ross. Ross wanted Tua to start not Flores (cuz Flores didnât want him hurt). Yes, Flores would pull Tua out of games cuz the kid wasnât ready or healed up and Flores understood his job is on the line of the team doesnât win. Ross was the one that wanted Watson, Ross was the one that wanted Brady. Flores gets all the blame while Ross gets practically none which is bullshit.
Much love n respect to TD for your honest evaluation on TUA - many people doubted him coming into the Miami Dolphins but because of TUA's competitiveness he never gave up, he stuck it in there and now proving all the haters wrong - Huge thank you to M.m'cD for seeing the same talent in TUA as TD witnessed and came in to saved the day - and providing TUA with the right tools and the rest is history!!
Imma a proud TUA fan and a big believer in TUA's vision and capabilities from day one his high school days through to Alabama and now QB of the Miami Dolphins and still going strong never say never TUA man!! We the Samoan community as a whole are so proud of you and your achievements GO U TOA TUA... FINS to the Superbowl here we come... đŹđŹđŹ
Tua and McDaniels is gonna be a lethal combination for years to comeâŠthey need to continue building that offensive line and everything else will fall in placeâŠtalking about multiple SBâsâŠ
And now the Dolphins gave him some great receivers. Look at what the Dolphins are doing this year. Tua is a MVP candidate. Would have the MVP locked up if he didn't get hurt. He is that guy!
It reminds me when was in Alabama with all the good receivers and running backs he was a clutch
Tua's superpower is that he can see 2-3 seconds into the future with his anticipation. That's what pops out at me. Other NFL QBs look for open receivers, while Tua throws his receivers open --HUGE difference.
He has some kind of spatial recognition that is rare and I don't think he could even explain it, not just for where his receivers are going to be but when a defender can't get there based on a step in the wrong direction or his hips being turned. 90% of the time at Alabama if his throw looked a little behind the receiver or too low, when you watched the replay it was because he was trying to keep the throw away from the defender and protect the receiver.
@@Don-md6wn that's a fascinating take. has anyone broken down some film to show this?
Itâs interesting how certain people can make or wreck your life for whatever reasons . Whether itâs football or life in general. The people closest to you, can often enough, cause you the most pain, because of insecurities, fear, jealousy or whatever other adjectives you may want to fit in there, that they might have. What impressed me the most about Tua is his maturity. He speaks way beyond his years. Some people have wisdom early, some people just donât and never have it or get it, and live a life of blame for their failures or let their egoâs get in the way. Itâs a composition of keeping oneâs ego in check too, for an ago can destroy a person who becomes intoxicated by it. Itâs no wonder Trent Dilfer won a Super Bowl, Iâve never heard him
Speak before. Very smart person!
And he's still got room to improve. It's insane that he's this good in year 1 of a new offense.
Dilfer was even right about "he's got to get rid of the Superman complex" - every major injury he had at Alabama, the 2 high ankle sprains and the severe hip injury, were from trying to extend plays when nothing was there instead of throwing the ball away and pass rushers rolled him up. On the play this season against Cincy where he got concussed, he was trying to save a bad play and actually did complete the pass but he completely exposed himself to do it.
Nah he still had the ball in his hand in the Cincy play. The play everyone suspected but nobody knows for sure was the green bay game, because no one noticed he had a concussion until they were doing film study the next day. He did get the ball out almost Mahomes like as he was falling to the right and pitched it out to the TE just barely before going down. He was falling towards his throwing shoulder and rolled to land on his back instead and whipped himself into the turf when he hit.
Wow⊠Trent is genius.. He saw the future
My question is why was Flores so hell bent on destroying him? I mean I saw the talent and elite attributes too so what Tua's doing now is no surprise which I understand the casual fan wouldn't see. But Flores as a NFL coach should've been more than a casual. Thank goodness their GM Grier saw what Flores was doing and got rid of him.
Because Flores is an idiot
Maybe flores didnât like Alabama?
@@juniorbanda1677 Good a guess as any lol
That's our QB! Loved in Miami. Goes to show with right coach and right players, he's unstoppable!
Great view , most people watching him at Alabama pretty much knew he could be great , the thing about Tua he got better with the pressure on him . I see the same in the nfl . Tua is going to get paid $
Yes Trent was 110% right on Tua and I hope he present at the game to see tua win a supper bowl
Accuracy, pocket presence, processing, quick release, anticipation. Those are his strengths. Even prior to hip injury he never had a cannon of an arm. Jeff George had a cannon it means nothing.
All the justified accurate praise from Trent D., is another reason so many haters, hated on Tua. To hear someone like Trent say these things, and you know he's honestly telling the truth, made a lot of folks mad. This is to all ofvthe TRUE MIAMI DOLPHINS FANS, to re-quote Trent, it was true then when he went to Bama and its still true now, Dolphins fans, "this is still just the tip of the iceberg."
This is why the Tua hate the first two years NEVER made any sense to me. The way he is treated by the media is one of the most inexplicable things I have ever witnessed. Was Tua lighting it up in his first 2 years? no. But between the situation he was in and the flashes he showed there was no reason to jump ship and call him a weak arm QB who can't play in the NFL. It's like the media was under mass hypnosis and forgot just how good he was and what made him SPECIAL. Now with a coach who believes in him and talent around him you are watching him do all the things that made him a GENERATIONAL QB prospect. Quick decision making, Fast processing, elite anticipation, all with pinpoint accuracy and an arm that is severely underrated. I jumped for joy when we drafted this kid and I have never felt this way towards an athlete in my life. The way he gets criticized bothers me unlike anything else and I couldn't be happier to watch him play like the MVP QB most of us knew he could be. FINS UP!
I was a Tua hater last few yearsâŠ..I stand corrected. He has improved so much in the last 2 years that this years Tua looks like an entirely different man than last year. I never questioned his passing ability, but more his decision making and pocket awareness. Heâs making me proud to be a Miami fan for the first year time in 2 decades.
Brian Flores almost made us give up on him smh almost crippled the franchise
I'm not surprised at all. When he first got to Miami, the roster was hot garbage, especially the O-line and receiving corp. Getting Waddle helped, but then getting Hill and some O-line help allowed him to start to look like the player he was at Bama. Every QB needs talent around him to succeed. When he was at Bama, when they went 4 wide, everyone of them ended up being a first round draft pick.
_"I've never seen anyone improve more rapidly than you..."_ heck of a foreshadowing for what everyone is seeing this season!
Really spoke it into his nfl career now just crazy âŒïžâŒïž
Tua is a great person and I truly believe he will be a great QB for years to come. I am very thankful for HC McDaniel. He was the right man to help Tua complete opposite of that moron Flores.
Flores stick to what you know defense!
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The biggest challenge for Tua is staying healthy. His body has betrayed him many times already in the pros and college. It is a miracle he is still able to play at a high level. I hope for the best for Tua. Miami has a legit chance to go to the Super Bowl. They can score enough to beat anybody. Would love to see them take down the KC Mahome boys in the AFC title game and play in the Super Bowl. If Tua can stay healthy the Dolphins are legit contenders to win a championship for the forseeable future.
That would be a good game fins and chiefs
Everything Trent said about Tua is turning out to be spot on. They tried to say he has a weak arm when in college and high school he was considered a strong armed QB. Tua came into the NFL recovering from what was thought was career ending. He had a coach who didn't want him or didnt believe in him. Miami had an awful offense. Bad O line. No running game. Not the greatest recievers. Plus it takes time to get back your strength from the injury he had. These aren't excuses, these are facts. Throwing power also is affected by your hips. The man is making fools of all the so called experts in sports media right now. Props Trent. You called it.
Great video Uce!!đŹâŹ
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I've said it since the beginning, no NFL QB can do it all on his own. When Tua came to Miami he was coming off a devastating hip injury, dealing with a coach that had no misgivings about his distaste for him and pulled him at every chance for a washed up has been in Fitzpatrick (no disrespect intended). Since Flores has gone and the QB controversy as well, McD has come in, they have put ayers around him that can actually make plays and he is shining like the star that most thought he would be. I am a lifelong Dolphins fan and have pined for the glory days of the 70's, or even to be relevant again like when we had Dan the man. It's been a long time coming and I honestly enjoy listening to all the talking heads who said that Tua will amount to nothing. Hope they enjoy eating their crow
Iâve loved Tua since he first stepped on the field at Bama. Iâm a huge Bama fan but also a lifelong Dolphin fan. As bad as it may sound, Iâm glad he got hurt in his last college season. Otherwise he wouldâve went #1 overall and Miami wouldâve missed out on him. Sucked though because if not for his ankle and hip injuries Bama wouldâve had another Natty.
Roll Tide
I've been fighting with people for the last 3 years about Tua. As a Washington fan, I was highly upset that we took Chase Young with the #2 overall pick instead of Tua. I had a bunch of Washington fans and friends telling me I was crazy and I didn't know what I was talking about, yet here we are in year 3 with Tua hitting that potential that was SOOOO OBVIOUSLY there and Chase Young having 1 good year and still not returning from a severe injury (one of the things they said they worried about with Tua). Washington STILL doesn't have it's answer at QB! Had I been their GM, they'd have D.K. Metcalf, Tua, and KaDarius Toney at WR, AND Jonathan Taylor at RB (they traded their 2nd rd pick, #34 to Indy. Taylor was drafted #41 in the 2nd round!). That team would've been set up for success for the next 10-15 years! We DEFINITELY missed the boat on Tua! Whenever I heard Dolphins fans whining about him I always said, "Please send him to Washington! He's most welcome!".
Dilfer is doing a hell of a job with his staff knowing how to motivate and bring out the best in everyone.after bama learning offense unstoppable and had he not gotten those injuries that would have done in most players tua motivated himself to get to nflnow he's in a good situation give him 1-2 years in McDaniels system and he stays healthy watch out all records will be in reach for tua remember back in bama he was on pace to have highest QB rating in college history and now he can do the same in the pros.
I love this. We got a big game this weekend in Frisco. Really hoping the O line can step up to the plate.
If anybody knows tuas progression it would be trent dilfer, I can say trent is a blessing for tua through injuries he was there to help tua reach his dreams and goal, even through the draft, now tua is breaking records
As a Dolphin fan that didnât watch him much in college, his pocket presence, quick release, accuracy was elite when he first came in. I was extremely impressed and knew if Miami just got at least average talent around him, let alone good talent, he will shine. The throws he makes into tight windows, a lot of trust and confidence in his WRs and himself â€
The Miami Dolphins are now a dangerous blend of talent on both sides of the ball...freak athletes all over the place...when this defense gets up to speed this young 'frankenstein monster' will be amazing to watch as it matures into the next NFL power dynasty...Chris Grier out of nowhere decided to become a front office superstar...Coach Mike hasn't even got his head coaching wisdoms all on the same page yet...the electric buzz around this organization and it's fan base is surreal...Tyreke and Jaylen make the word 'fast' seem slow...and the best part is seemingly this young man at QB...confronted by adversity near constantly...hurdle after hurdle to overcome...but he has made a habit out of proving nay sayers wrong...get this...he is still improving...he is still learning...he is only gonna get better...he is on a mission to deliver greatness to South Florida...to say this kid has special talent is a true under-statement...All you haters better buckle up, it's gonna be a bumpy ride...possibly for years to come...
To think Flores almost robbed the dolphins of this talent salute to Ross and Grier for getting that clown out of here
Tua has certainly stepped up , needs improvement throwing over the top , and stepping up somewhat into the pocket .
I been a dolphin fan for 51 years , and this is there best team possibly ever after all the letdown.
The one thing he will face and the team down the road will be how the whole team handles the blitz and pressure and the fashion other defenses will need to use in order to break up there timing .
There just playing pitch and catch right now and defenses will have to think outside of the box .
Miami playing a warm fuzzy type of football at the moment and the defense surely needs snugged up .but good luck it's gonna be interesting
Luv Trent Dilfer...rest the words he echos and respect to to Tua's hork ethic...I'm impressed as I was wrong too. Keep crushing it brudah
TUAâS Dad and Trent Dilfer made TUA both training him hard to become a great QB
Also Saban and Brian Daboll and the other coaches he played for at Alabama. Tua wanted to go to USC and his dad said you're going to Alabama (even though they had Jalen Hurts starting as a freshman) where you're going to get tough coaching. In the Samoan culture, if your Dad says you're going to Alabama, that's where you're going.
Thatâs about right heâs showing that on the field
As a life long miami fan ..Tua we LOVE you!!
This kid is gonna become the Michael Jordan of the NFL. Miami Dolphins will be the Chicago Bulls of the NFL. We are witnessing the birth of a dynasty.
Trent D sounds clairvoyant in this... or he just paid attention like we did.
This give me Goosebumps how they know he was going to be great I guess the dolphin heard in the water crazy
Thatâs my QB1! Was from before the draft. Itâs be so disheartening the they treat him. When he wins a superbowl so Miami fans will still have an issue with him. Last time I felt this good and confident about my Fins was 1992-1993.
Looks like Miami lucked out! Wonder how Flores feeling right about now?
Heâs got to be feeling a certain way to see the guy you SWORE wasnât it excel
Now his lawsuit looks invalid
Sickkkkk
Tua is the best qb in the league this yr and with his numbers and he missed 3 games. MVP no doubt.
Congrats Tua! GOD is for you and He will be your persevering strength.
Now they are watching this.. and looking at his development.
Many pundits (journalists, reporters, tv presenters, etc) criticized Tua during his first 2 years and even during the weeks he was hurt. But they were blind to the fact that in his 1st year Tua didn't have a preseason due to lingering his vicious injury, and the the 2nd year there was the pandemics and he couldn't practice as desired. Then we all saw how was treated by Flores and the owner. Finally, until the 3rd year he had a normal off-season and season so-far. The FO had the vision of putting the right weapons around him and here are the results. Tua had overcome trouble after trouble with great attitude a
and spirit. And pundits are simply unable to understand that. They only see the surface. Many were saying "Dolphins made a big mistake, they should've selected Herbert" bla bla bla. Well, despite the 3 games that he was out, the Dolphins are in 1st place in their division. Yes the season is far of ending and the most important part begins on Sunday. But Tua is right now the best option the Dolphins can have to go to the playoffs. No Rodgers, no Brady, no Watson, no Herbert nobody but Tua himself. And the players around him know that, which is the most important.
Now look. Dilfer told NO lies. Tua is the truth. We knew this since Bama Elite11 yrs
When I watched him in his first NFL games I had heard a lot of negativity about his arm and his size. I realized quickly that there was some truth to it because he was throwing long balls short and most noticably I noticed he couldn't see over the lineman in front of him. I also.... however....noticed how quick his movement is and how he senses pass rushers coming to him. I noticed how good he is at RPOs. He's excellent at hiding the football and selling the defense on the run. His agility is impressive. It took him awhile to figure out how to find visibility over the line.....but he's come light years in that regard. He moves extremely well in and out of the pocket which allows him more time and open views of his routes. He's figured out his way to greatness. He's practiced movement and foot control and figured out where he needs to be to create a play. This was all visible from the start. Some guys take more time to adjust to the league.....his height was an issue but he overcame that through movement. His arm was an issue but he overcame that with footwork and by the organization having enough sense to provide receivers that create some space. Injury is something of concern but every QB is potentially one hit away from a lost season or career. It simply didn't take a rocket scientist to see... immediately....that this kid is a winner. He took SO MUCH heat from the media but kept his composure and kept working on the things he needed to work on. I laugh when people discuss arm strength. It means very little if you can't do everything else correctly.
Tuas college highlights are ridiculous
Never doubted. It was only a matter of time before ppl munch on that crow.
This is why ppl that hate without knowing facts and just going off other ppls takes. Should not comment publicly because itâs spreading false narratives and just straight out lying to get clicks
I remember Trent calling Tua the single most talented prospect he'd ever coached...
Obviously Dilfer hasn't coached many QBs if that's true.
The guy is a gifted athlete. A coaching change goes down and "Bam" you see the old Tua emerge with extra talent around him. So glad they ditched that rock that NE didn't want and now the Steelers can keep him.
This dude is no joke ,there are no ceilings in the potential of this guy, top that with the kind human being he has always been , really reflects true Hawaiian essence ,his folks are obviously ,da kine!
Well said lidat
I've watched Dilfer say things like this 5 years ago and I believed him now he's providing everyone he was right.
Awesome video. TUA is a STAR!
I was hoping for this when the Dolphins drafted Tua. This could have been missing out on Drew Brees all over again, but thank goodness they got lucky and [got] stuck with him
Trent Dilfer wow what a nice guy and qb
He is him!
I know what you meanâŠI see it too
Couldn't be happier for this kid. As a longtime Dolphins fan, I've seen quite a few young QB's not get a fair chance to see if they could succeed. Constant bad management, coaching ESPECIALLY, had led to several years of inconsistency. Rarely had a decent O-line, receivers often overall weren't good, run game was off and on, and NEVER could the offense get the Run, Pass & o-line to work together, all while having multiple coaches with huge egos, a lack of creativity to best use what they have and instead would force players to play to THE COACHES style instead of creating an offense to their strengths. McDaniel is not only incredibly gifted at creating and calling plays, but he's amazing at connecting with his players, something teams really should look for more often with their coaches. Couldn't be a more clear case of a talented player who was written off because of a bad situation PROVING EVERYONE WRONG. A combination of a great coach with a talent and a plan, connecting with his team on an even level and as equals to show a bunch f young and talented players that they are in this together and that THEY HAVE the talent to see their ultimate goal through! Phins up baby đŹ
I just hate miami is on bye this week. I wanna keep this tua train rolling and see just how far they can go. Although I know the bye is good so we can get some of the injured talent back on the field, especially on D
Trent was the right coach for Tua at the elite 11!!!His hip injury put probably the greatest atlete of all time Bo Jackson.Peaple tend to forget a lot of your velocity throwing comes from your leg and hip.It took Tua 3 yrs. to recover from that injury and is still getting stronger.Watch his Alabama highlights pre injury.Never once did i ever hear Tua blame the injury for his lack of spin on the ball even though everyone wad bashing him.He just put his head down and worked hard!!!
Sorry my edit doesnt work.I meant Bo Jackson probably the greatest athlete of all time into retirement with the same hip injury.
Trent needs an interview circuit right about now
Tua's got the hi mental quarterback IQ. He's got the most accurate arm in the nfl. He lead the nfl in QBR RATINGS last season. TUA'S got the work ethic and discipline and hunger to improve and succeed. His health will always be his determining factor to his success
I will admit that in the beginning I wasnât very impressed but he has improved tremendously over the 2 1/2 seasons with Miami and Iâm sure he will continue to get better if possible lol cause heâs awesome.
Dude proving everyone wrong and I love it đșđœđșđœđșđœđșđœđșđœ #phinsup we not the joke anymore
Tua and McDanielâs will build a Dynasty in MiamiâŠeveryone is waiting on them to failâŠbut they just get better and betterâŠafter the next 4 games the media will give inâŠ
This is nothing knew... dilfer said tua threw the best football of anyone who came thru elite 11
Tua used to have great mobility and velocity before his injuries. I don't think he will ever get back to that player, but he is still really good with his diminished capabilities.
I came here because McDaniels called Tuaâs technique trash đ
Brian Flores is the BIGGEST joke the NFL ever had to endure... What a goof đ€Ș
The reason he looks so good, the players at ALabama especially skilled position RS fast as NFL players. So being that he could already know how to adjust to the game being fast, the MVP.
What people keep saying about Tua now, is it's just because of his receivers and the talent he has around him. That's not the case it's still mostly the QB. Tua is helping Hill and Waddle just as much as they're helping him. Tua put every single receiver he played with in Alabama into the NFL and he got most of his receivers drafted in the 1st round. I've never seen a QB go thru all his reads as fast as Tua
You hit-the nail on the-head!
Great job Trent God bless
Tua before the hip injury had unlimited throwing powerđŻđŻ
I'm a dolphins fan at heart baby I'm just exhilarated that we finally got a quarterback
Yessirrr good to be alive and be a dolphins fan đđ
What shocked me most about this video is the comments, "physical freak", "big arm", "strong armed quarterback"....what ever happened to "noodle arm"?
Ikr I was shocked hearing those things as well.
Well Tua did get a season ending injury and thought he wasn't going play no more and didn't throw for awhile at that time. It was a major set back for Tua headed into the NFL draft.. And that video was made with Trent Dilfer way before headed College at elite 11 when he was a senior in HS.........If he didn't get hurt he would've been #1 in the draft.