Why Tua Shined Against Jags | Film Breakdown | Week 1 Analysis vs Jaguars

[@LeaveItToTheWolves]

Good stuff bud. It always cracks me up to hear former quarterbacks talk about Tua and say good things about him when all the Joe Smho’s on social media call him trash.

[@d1chosen973]

Exactly 💯

[@yitwailu2]

NFL players know he’s elite even if media and social media don’t. They voted him 9th best QB at #36 in top 100 list, just behind Jordan Love.

[@danielsmith6263]

Great video. Tua is the man.

[@AllThingsQB]

Appreciate you!

[@owendaly7930]

I love your breakdowns..I learn so much about understanding play design. Not just how they work but you explain why they don't. Superb work💪

[@AllThingsQB]

Thank you, I appreciate you watching!

[@efaleafine]

You know, for an "average qb" Tua sure does make a lot of elite throws.

[@idawg7332]

Um no he makes a lot of throws to elite players

[@Qwertysucks]

@@idawg7332which need to be elite throws to make it to elite players making elite plays.

[@JesusInTheFleshMinistry]

And why don't our crappy backups do that then?​@@idawg7332

[@zt6313]

@@idawg7332 🤡

[@nicholasthomason8330]

@@idawg7332having elite players doesn’t mean anything if the ball cannot get the ball to them. The only time I worried about Tua is when he started throwing high on a lot of throws to Waddle and Hill last year. Speed doesn’t matter much if they have to leave their feet to catch the ball. I am glad it looks like he is hitting them more in stride again this year.

[@Clarkjr33]

Love it, Tim! I literally just learned what 11/21 personnel meant from this.

[@JetLagRecords]

All Things QB - Hosted by Tim Jenkins, Your content makes me happy!

[@andresllamoza1051]

Loving see these types of breakdowns. Clearly shows how much better Tua has gotten. People love to focus on the raw ability nowadays.

[@PaulB-ly7nl]

Excellent breakdown and yes, Tua is a star. I did think he was a tad late on a few 1st half throws tho. I also think that early overthrow to Reek was forced due to pressure coming from the LT. Still can make that play, but it did effect it. Also, screen setup for Smith (TE) early on could have went to the house if he caught it in stride...

[@henrygarzon8718]

Love the Tua/ Dolphins breakdowns! Thanks man

[@impreza99rs]

This Fin fan appreciates your break downs. Liked and subscribed! ❤

[@jasonvervlied1754]

On that last play. Look at his dropback. He also did the right hand drop back before flipping the hips. That really influenced the defense too.

[@mediaa3090]

Best wtfh passing game film breakdowns online, by far. Great job as always.

[@JianoJoel]

That’s my QB ! Elite as always and only getting better ❤

[@Pete-n1b]

i think we all take for granted how gooood Tua is, my Lord….

[@fiveinchglass]

🤣🤣🤣

[@AnthonyLopez-r1i]

He fucking sucks dude

[@SajMcKenley]

Bro, you have some of the best breakdowns I’ve ever seen when it comes to Tua. So refreshing to see someone who understands the quarterback position and Tua’s play and tear down all the bad narratives about him. Of course he’s not perfect but he’s way better than what most would say about him in the media. Keep them coming! FinsUp!

[@haji1096]

Tua was a 7/10, but in the past he probably gets down on himself because things aren’t going well. Instead he lifted the team. His decision making was good. The only glaring bad decision was taking a sack that led to a missed FG opportunity. The missed throws are execution but good decisions. He was able to make the plays the team needed without accepting high turnover risk. [8:16 AM] The emotional stability is an important development. He played a mature game

[@KB21-kt7ug]

I give no demerits to Tua for the 3rd &15 sack he took. In fact, I was impressed that he was able to realize that on his backside his first round RT was getting jacked up off his feet on the DEs inside move, run straight back towards him like his blindside protector was a balloon person and then figured the DE was too tied up to pursue him if he reverse pivoted, not accounting for AJ completing the trifecta of getting thrown into Tua's legs (which reminds us of why our passing game is so quick and limited).

[@popcornblast5348]

Couldn’t have stepped up since Allen was getting ready to shed inside on the left if Tua did step up, if there wasn’t that much pressure Tua wouldn’t seen the backside Smirh route underneath or Tyreeks bender coming open against the C2 side

[@donquixote-y4w]

Really enjoyed your description of how the plays are designed. Very interesting play designs

[@mohammadrizwan5828]

First time watching your video. Wow this is awesome! Love the fact how you breakdown the routes & anticipation 🐬🏈🆙

[@Mycommentmywords]

To answer your thought at 20:25 . Tua confirmed after the game that both of his completed deep shots were to the second options. So you were absolutely correct to assume Tyreek was Tua first read on that play because he was.

[@billthenewt]

I really enjoy your breakdown of the plays.

[@ZPiiiC14]

It’s always awesome to see people acknowledge the beauty of Tua’s game. He might be “boring” to the casual fan, but if you sit & watch, you see the elite ability.

[@paulcassady9280]

Great video. First video I’ve seen from you. I’ve subscribed to your channel and really appreciated the breakdown. Thanks for the hard work and content.

[@TMAN0603]

I look forward to all your breakdowns, Tim. Great job as always.

[@OceanBreezeDetail]

Really nice breakdown dude. Good to see Tua evolve to this.

[@ofilioarguello94]

Outstanding work. I can find so many of these covering the dolphins but you have one of the better approaches. Keep up the great work.

[@douglasjames6697]

Here’s what the narratives from the so called experts do not understand about Tua and the hi level skill. On throws, The measurement of speed from Tua, relative to depth of target, combined with hyper accuracy, all done faster than anyone in the game from drop to release, is unprecedented.

[@yitwailu2]

Loved the 3:58 no arm talent comment. 😉Seriously though, I think another unappreciated Tua trait is that he improves every year. This year, he’s definitely more mobile than last, and might also have a bit more zip on his throws. I also believe that going to the second read was something they worked on. Oh and he’s not bad in commercials either.😉

[@ryanmerrell905]

Excellent breakdown, as always. I feel like this year it seems Tua's arm has more power behind it. That roll out early on game watching it live was like don't think he makes that play last year. I am curious to see what wrinkles come off of some of these plays in future weeks. Looking forward to Thursday night.

[@jrblak212]

great breakdown!! thx for educating .

[@S.Tua.Thousand]

Amazing analysis. Thanks for the Tua Tuesday tradition

[@FranciscoSilva-bv4eg]

Love these videos! Thank God football is back!

[@jamenneptune1803]

Appreciate the breakdown! Miamis 12 personnel is the stuff of nightmares for a DC

[@martymccormick3913]

Entertaining and informative. Excellent job!

[@richardbarney3049]

Good stuff as always!

[@rsch11]

great review

[@stonefacemasterlol1330]

TJ an awesome breakdown.

[@bilgoulart13]

Great breakdown, coach. I love it. At 21:30, if Tua isn’t worried about #44 from the defense, he’ll maintain his progression and will hit Tyreek in the middle of the field. However, bad plays can happen in pro football as well.

[@Simba2K]

Great breakdown uso!

[@Springveldt]

Great breakdown. Tua's throws looked like they have a little more velocity on them this season.

[@markheavy894]

Nice breakdown!!

[@jorgefernandez5231]

Great video

[@fernandohawkins960]

Excellent breakdown

[@davekillingsworth6637]

Great work

[@fingerbangbanggaming4604]

Sweet breakdown

[@BrandonG6822]

Nice job 🎉

[@ryan6d2]

Another great breakdown!

[@ericstorm5285]

I'm 54 and have been watching since the likes of Montana and Marino in the 80's and Tua is the best PASSER i have seen. What he has been able to do since entering the league playing behind one of the worst (usually 32nd ranked) pass blocking O-Line has never been done. No QB in history has ever been as accurate or efficient as Tua playing behind such a poor pass blocking O-Line in football history. How he led the league in passing last season, finishing top 5 in every single passing stat with Injuries at RB, Center, LG and Tackle as well as Waddle in and out of the lineup hurt and Tyreek playing last few games with a bad ankle is mind boggling to anyone who knows football. After early season injuries to their starting LG and C that sent them to season ending IR, MIami's O-Line ranked 31st in Pass Block win rate and yet Tua still found a way to finish top 5 in passer rating as well as every other passing stat. The ONE thing Tua needs to work on is when things break down, and they often do when playing behind a Line that has no guards, he has to find a way to make chicken salad out of chicken shit the same way guys like Mahommes are able to do. I think this was a big reason for the weight loss. So he could be more nimble and quick to escape the pressure and roll out and make plays this season.

[@cls9824]

Love the breakdown

[@MiamiDolphins1_9_7_2]

One of the best

[@CSpad]

It's gonna be a fun chess match between the teacher & student later in the year when the 🐬' s face the 9ers. I never thought I'd love watching a Miami offense as much as I did during Marino years but McDaniels is a guru & has do many moving parts. Could you imagine Marino with Hill & Waddle? That and actually having 2 great backs. 😊

[@mannybar88]

19:00 it would be so cool if you could find and example of this.. like a video where he does something then in another game or down he does the same thing but different??

[@KB21-kt7ug]

I've enjoyed your critique but as always learned a little more about why it is so easy for SMART teams to shut the Dolphins' offense down. The LB lining up two-point as the LDT and then dropping in a sweeping motion took away both slant routes. The slowest guy on your team can take away the Tua/Tyreek/Waddle bread and butter play.

[@topher3178]

You obviously didn’t learned enough lol

[@AndresEstrella-r7k]

Most underrated QB there is

[@nicknuriu1]

I like watching the play THEN review. I hate videos that constantly pause

[@frozenharold]

On the 4th down throw, where the receiver was hit with the ball, was right at the 1st down mark. I think the hitch where he reset was because he was well short of the 1st down. He mostly likely would have been tackled well short of making the first. If thus was a 1nd down play, I'm sure Tua hits him earlier.

[@KB21-kt7ug]

On the 4th down play, it appears your point about defenders thinking screen is valid because the outside cover man up top doesn't flip his hips til Achane is even with him at the 35 on a go route and the Safety on that half sprints into the shallow, middle slant zone immediately. I'm assuming since Tua is late he wanted to get a better peak at what might be happening with the shot at the bigger play. When you have a 4.3 receiver even with a CB who isn't fully opened up and in retreat, that's a win so I'm puzzled as to why Tua, who has good protection, doesn't make sure all is good to take a step up, let Achane clear and then lead him with a soft, higher arching touch pass for the A-Train to run underneath and score on. Tua has great anticipati9n on bullet passes but seems to shy away from anticipating and letting go of higher, floating passes that need to be feathered in. On the 4th down play, it appears your point about defenders thinking screen is valid because the outside cover man up top doesn't flip his hips til Achane is even with him at the 35 on a go route and the Safety on that half sprints into the shallow, middle slant zone immediately. I'm assuming since Tua is late he wanted to get a better peak at what might be happening with the shot at the bigger play. When you have a 4.3 receiver even with a CB who isn't fully opened up and in retreat, that's a win, so I'm puzzled as to why Tua, who has good protection, doesn't make sure all is good to take a step up, let Achane clear and then lead him with a soft, higher arching touch pass for the A-Train to run underneath and score on. Except for the fact that Achane, who has a walk-in TD 8n the waiting, just stops because the play design obviously doesn't leave open the option to hit Achane if the defense gives him a free run? These are the things I hate about this 1/2 brained offense. Tua has great anticipation on bullet passes but seems to shy away from anticipating and letting go of higher, floating passes that need to be feathered in so I think McDan helps him eliminate the poss8bilities of Tua having to throw them. Tua should have hit that deep shot? My grandma, coming back from the kitchen, dropped her bowl of soup when he missed Tyreek and kicked the bowl across the room hitting the blinds in from of the sliding door 3/4 of the way up dead center.

[@popcornblast5348]

Tua was early with that deep shot to Hill, since there was a blocking mishap between Armstead & Ingold

[@ofilioarguello94]

Curious to get your thoughts on Tua, where do you place him in ranking in the NFL?

[@mikehand1696]

Love the channel. Serious question, why do you think Tua gets so much hate nationally? When you see people like yourself that break down film and give him props, but so many still say he stinks!?

[@Kandidat1999]

First play you showed, Jonnu Smith yikes, if he gives a little more effort on this and blocks #26, he clearly had inside leverage, if he is sprinting and not jogging....Achane scores.

[@roycrosby4941]

Darrel Bevel is the qb coach. Frank Smith and Bevel get overshadowed by McDaniel. Might be a good thing not having your coaching staff ppoached. Case in point Baltimore's defensive staff.

[@topher3178]

Bevelle was offered jets OC position in 23 & declined to stay Tua’s QB Coach.

[@efaleafine]

hawk-Tuah!

[@OIdManJenkins]

Al Gore Rhythm

[@AllThingsQB]

Thank you friend!

[@DomPhat-v9q]

W vid

[@DwayneRolle-s4j]

Stop u giving away our secret but good job

[@idowrk8682]

243 yards of his 330 came from at or behind the line of scrimmage… “shined”? Tua was fine but he didn’t shine! He missed a 2 big throws down the field that definitely would have changed the game.

[@fiveinchglass]

This was the Jaguars; Lets see what Tua does against a strong defense; everything is relevant and yes comparing Tua to most of the QB in the present league, he is above 70%, however comparing him to the Marinos, Montanas, Elways, Unitis, even the guy that buried us in late 1974, Stabler; among those and that world, Tua is a shoeshine boy and so are the rest of the current QBs', including the guy everybody is slobbering over, Mahones. I'm sorry to rain on everybody's parade, Tua didn't win last Sunday's game, Holland did. Dolphins fan since 1970

[@ilove100times]

lol in what year? what you talking about or how bad the some of qb were in there first 3 years? in fact looking at the numbers tua is actually going to over take marinos? what ya talking about?

[@ilove100times]

in fact tua is now in his early early years as a dolphin QB is the 2nd best QB and if he keeps this up.. no doubt will beat marinos records..

[@fiveinchglass]

@@ilove100times 🤣🤣🤣 Lets see if Tua can win a playoff game before we talk about records.

[@fiveinchglass]

@@ilove100times kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4G8q2uCgs2Zj8k learn the history of the Dolphins, I saw this painful moment and you know what since that leftie buried our dreams of 4 consecutive SB, the Dolphins have never recovered.

[@ilove100times]

@@fiveinchglass lol josh allen and lamar too now shud up..

[@kquarl123]

Commenting.

[@SeanPS]

I wouldnt say he shined. It was only 20-17

[@TheMiaboi22]

The score dictate how he played? Such a casual take

[@rainman11]

Tua was the only qb to throw for 300+ yards and lead his team to a win in week 1! Wasn’t a great game for Tua but he definitely shined when the offense needed a spark.

[@jayrose8869]

@@TheMiaboi22 The score doesn’t matter. He just didn’t play well. He had 2 big throws the entire game and the rest are screens and slants. People act like Tua is the next Peyton Manning and he’s not.

[@SeanPS]

@@rainman11 240 of the 315 was yards after catch.

[@TheMiaboi22]

@@jayrose8869 Nope he had 4 big time throws this week more than any other QBs in week 1

[@KB21-kt7ug]

First time seeing you. I need to create a control system on you to learn your evaluation process. Play #1 is a -2 yard hitch from their own 15. You favor this call as, at worst, you move up a few yards to punt. Spread out defense with two immediate blockers for Achane puts him in situation to only have to beat one unblocked guy in open space. Makes sense. Dolphins fan take on play#2, roll out left. Unless DE bites hard in and allows Tua free reign rolling, this isn't just a Tua weakness, he has a higher propensity to throw erratically and dangerously but in his year five, I guess still better than trusting/risking O line to form a protective pocket to throw from. Couldn't Tua pause after the fake, sucker the DE in a bit morek allow the LT, who does nothing at all, to pull back and sprint backto either unload on the incoming LB or just lead Tua and pick up the first threat to the QB? 1

[@techguymarkii]

I’ll be coming here to learn coverages 😂 So I can stop getting mad at Tua for a bad read .

[@Az814]

Take this down until after the bills game. 😂

[@efaleafine]

Tua is not an elite qb, only his throws are. lol

[@ofilioarguello94]

Haha

[@milton1448]

Shined? Really??

[@uwohilaawina]

140 QBR in the second half after the whole team came out rusty in the 1st. Yeah, dude shined.

[@uwohilaawina]

Name a QB with more yds than him in the first week.

[@fernandohawkins960]

Tua is Elite! Where are the clowns who wanted to trade future for Deshaun Watson?

[@milton1448]

@@uwohilaawina And it means nothing when he chokes in big games when they matter. That's the reality until he proves otherwise

[@milton1448]

@@fernandohawkins960 That's a matter of opinion.

[@steverob8432]

Shined…he was ass

[@wooback3597]

Hater shut up😂

[@out2launch]

Tua did not shine in 1st quarter, MIA was blanked. They got 7 points in second. ...and took them till 4th to take the lead. Which quarter did he shine in? Jags defense played awesome. Had the offense stayed on field longer in 2nd half this post doesn't happen. I am both a Jags and Dolphan but call it as it is, not how you want it to be be. Jags lost that game, more than Mia won it.

[@verbalkint4052]

Speaking of “calling it as it is” and “not how you want it to be”, YOU couldn’t be more wrong. Par for the course for those that push their POV as the real truth. Lmao. The Dolphins “took” the game, thus they “won it”. Take off the blinders, dude. The Dolphins did what the likes of the Patriots (during their heyday) and Chiefs typically do when they get behind and face adversity. They make things happen. Holland made something happen when he punched the ball out near the goal line. Then Tua and Tyreek immediately took advantage with the big play. That’s what good teams do. They take advantage of and capitalize on mistakes, especially when it matters most. And the defense shut out the Jags in the 2nd half. Stop with the excuses. Just because a team leads at half doesn’t mean they are “entitled” to the win the game thus your “they lost it more than the opponent won it” view is complete trash and not calling it as it is but rather how YOU want it to be. Heed your own words. Every game is at least 4 quarters. And the Jags didn’t score during the final 2 quarters. Their opponent, on the other hand, scored 17 points. Which is why they won. Circling back to Tua, he didn’t play one of his better games but that doesn’t mean he was bad. You have a 26 minute video presented by someone that understands QB play a lot better than you demonstrating just that. Yet somehow you know better? GTFOH. Tua stepped up and made lots of good throws against a good defense on a day when things didn’t go perfectly. Most importantly - his team won. Because they did just enough to get it done. There’s the real truth.

[@out2launch]

@@verbalkint4052 Just shut up. Wow.

[@out2launch]

@@verbalkint4052 Dude? Really, ..what are you 12?

[@tb7547]

Your brain 🧠 is Out to Lunch buddy. Stick to your day job

[@samoanartist4655]

@@verbalkint4052 One of the BEST rebuttals I have read in a long time. Eloquently well said, most importantly, this video is coming from a QB perspective, which to me validates his critique and opinion.