Titans don't need to 'micro-evaluate' Ryan Tannehill's playoff game to understand his limits
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Jon Robinson’s first public reaction to Ryan Tannehill’s terrible divisional round playoff performance was not surprising.
"To have a micro-evaluation over one game is not fair to any player,” the GM told Jim Wyatt at the Senior Bowl. “I think you have to look at the scope of the body of work, and what he has done for this football team since he has been here."
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On a lot of levels, the Titans should be having micro-evaluations of everything, but I get his point.
The thing is, that Tannehill’s playoff failure was not a one-game thing, and I’m not the only person who’s covered this thoroughly.
It’s been universally covered and if not universally agreed upon, quite close to it.
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