Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill did not have a good game in Sunday’s loss to the Bills. He’s not happy about that.
Tannehill threw for just 241 yards on 31-of-49 passing, and he was also sacked four times for a loss of 31 yards. That’s just 3.96 yards per dropback, and that’s a big part of why the Dolphins were shut out in the first half on the way to a 29-10 loss.
“It’s not discouraging, it’s frustrating,” Tannehill said, via the Sun-Sentinel. “I’m upset at myself the way I’ve played, so obviously I want to get it corrected. But we’ve got a long season ahead of us and it starts with this week. You flip it around in one week and you play well and then you start stringing good games together. So it’s just a matter of going out and taking care of business this week.”
Tannehill admits that he’s missing open receivers and has to do better.
“I just haven’t been putting the ball in the right spot,” he said. “I haven’t been at my best and it’s got to change, and it’s got to change fast.”
If it doesn’t change fast, the Dolphins may start to doubt that the 26-year-old Tannehill is the right man to be their franchise quarterback.