Not only is Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill http://www.officialbengalssales.com/shop-by-players-boomer-esiason-... fully recovered from his worrisome December knee injury, but he’s better than ever and poised to break into the top 10 in the NFL at his position, says quarterback guru Jeff Christensen, who has been working with him in recent weeks.
“He’s much healthier than you might http://www.officialbengalsshop.com/shop-by-players-will-sutton-jers... think,” Christensen said by phone. “He looks good as far as mobility and strength. He's moving very fluidly. He's ahead of where he was last year in terms of everything - understanding, feet positioning, balance. He is doing a much better job of self-correcting.
“His awareness of the feel of a ball being slightly Gerald McCoy Womens Jersey errant, why it was errant, and how efficient the next rep is has gone way, way, up. He's more confident this year.”
Christensen believes Tannehill – who ranked 12th among NFL starting quarterbacks in passer rating at 93.5 last season - is ready to take the next step.
“I have a really good feeling,” Christensen said. “I think he will start out of gate quickly. He will be top 12 out of the gate [among all NFL quarterbacks]. If he's not top eight throughout the course of the rest of the season or higher, I’ll be shocked.”
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