Ryan Tannehill Says It's "Not My Job" To Mentor Malik Willis | Pat McAfee Reacts 

That genuinely made me laugh.

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That was Bakers job for multiple years.

@Scott c That’s a prime example but then the perfect counter to that is, where’s Alex smiths super bowl ring? Ppl forget NFL is a business first and they’re not going to keep a backup QB at starting QB money. Especially if it’s a guy who can still be a starter in the league. So I can’t blame tannehill for not wanting to Go out of his way to help a guy Who is trying to take his job and cost him from making millions and form winning a Super Bowl

Alex is one of my favorite Chiefs players as a person. He handled Mahomes signing and imminent take over with a lot more grace than most would expect out of an athlete. I also think there's a lot of natural coach in Alex. And to be fair to Tannehill, basically being told you're being replaced and if you could please teach that guy to do your job on the way out? Nah.

100%, especially considering how badly Tannehill’s played recently. I don’t remember Rodgers or Brady saying things like this about love or trask/jimmy. It might be true but it’s a bad idea to say out loud, I don’t care how much people defend him

This isn't an entirely new thing though, Kurt Warner is a HOFer and he consistently mentored the other qbs on his rosters.

@@kylem6370 i agree, but the only thing in tannehill’s way of winning a super bowl is himself

Your right what is tannehill gunna teach him ? How lose every year in playoffs

@@thomasedmunds8401 lmaoo

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@@thomasedmunds8401 yep he’s trash

That's like me training someone to do scaffolding so that my company can fire me 🤣

Coincidentally, Brett also said “It’s not Aaron Rodgers job to mentor Jordan Love, after he was drafted. Favre has not changed his position on that.

@@spencerdouglas9 yap

Translation: “I want to get cut because if we are even, he’s younger and cheaper”

@@hudsonsmith5467 this hasn’t historically happened. Plenty of veteran QBs have been horrible in their later years without being replaced.

Dude talked like he thinks he’s still in a movie. That’s not how people think it’s just not. That’s a freakin movie quote lmao

Im sure thats exactly what Warner was thinking when he lost his starting spot with the Rams all those years ago. Its a lot easier for him to say that now

@@GooblyWoobly69 Kurt got pushed out of New York cause Eli beat him out. The difference is that was early 2000’s. Nowadays there are more starting caliber QB’s in the league than starting spots.

Exactly you know how people are now a days

it always does!! sensitive ass people everywhere. so damn annoying

Exactly. People are essentially idiots and the media keeps bringing this up to feed the trolls.

Tannehill lowkey seem racist

Same thing happened with Ben Roethlisberger & Rudolph

@Tyler if the difference between Willis being good or not is Ryan mentoring him then you should be really concerned.

@Tyler you all didn't day this when Brett Fatve refused to teach Aaron Rodgersol now that it's a African American QB you don't feel the same

Imagine you are at your job at all of a sudden, your boss hirers a younger cheaper version of you and says mentor him. Would you not be like “wtf? I’m not helping the person that is going to take my job” in the end, the nfl is a business and players have self interests, and rightfully so. You have to be selfish sometimes in life or you will be stomped on and taken advantage of

@Tyler what do you mean that’s literally what’s happening? Drafting a rookie QB can be seen as a younger cheaper qb or is that not true

@Tyler the way you described the QB position is the way every position on the field can be described. Everyone on the field wins games in their own way. If you're a QB, it's actually most understandable, in contrast to other positions, to not want to mentor your backup since there's only ever one QB on the field at once. At least with other positions they can share the field and show their worth at the same time. QBs don't have the luxury of being laid back and simply accepting their replacement.

Insecure more like

but then you expect qbs to take less money. Go mentor for the team

A good QB backup helps teams win

The thing is it will also help Tannehill if he does mentor him. Everyone who mentors knows they also get better in this process and you will also learn from it.

Then he's not doing 100% to try to win. If he isn't helping his backup, and he goes down to an injury, he's actively HURT their chances to win. Maybe you think that's not his problem, if he goes down it proves how much the team needs him. But what about if it is his problem? What about if he goes down for 2 weeks at the end of the year and the team needs a win to get into the playoffs? Then he's screwed himself over. He, and his teammates, both get hurt if he's not helping his replacement be ready.

Trying to make sure you're backup isn't garbage is a pretty good way to try and win if you go down or get benched

Then quit and let your replacement take over

@@coryandrews7306 That makes zero sense as a reply lol. Train your replacement or quit lol.

@Cory Andrews The untrained replacement? Go back to your parents basement kid.

The difference is if you’re great enough then you’ll be great somewhere else. You think if Willis was on the Chief’s the Mahomes would think that way. Ryan just knows he ain’t it and if Willis over takes him then QB1 isn’t a real thing somewhere else. He’s spoiled. He’s never had to compete as QB1 his entire NFL career. That was part of the issue in MIA.

@@carlhenry3201 Mahomes also knows Willis isn't being brought in to replace him. I didn't see Favre show Rodgers the ropes, Montana show Young the ropes, or Big Ben show Rudolph and Dobbs the ropes...why is Tannehill now being expected to guide Willis?

Still quite a few QB coaches who haven’t played a single NFL snap in their life. It’s kinda difficult to relate and fully understand something when you’ve never experienced it. As a player in the same position who has experienced the league and also had quite a bit of help learning from the starters he was backing up when he initially got drafted you would think he would return the favor especially when you are quite frankly getting paid way more than your play on the field, specifically in the playoffs, warrants.

@@mastermikeful What? Dude was the starter for Miami then became the starter for the Titans midway through his trade season…his coaches and himself have gotten him to this point (and Derek Henry). You’re missing what he’s saying as well. He doesn’t want to help mold the kid to play because he still wants to be the starter and he will do anything to beat the kid out. If Willis asks questions on how he made a read and why he made it, he will answer him no doubt. He’s 100% right on not being the person to groom someone into being an NFL QB.

@@240devil1 through out his career what have he done for any team bc he hasn't won anything being selfish is the world problem today if he's better then he has nothing to worry about people like this is only threaten if they know someone could be better so they would rather hinder anyone for selfish purposes which is why he will never win

@@240devil1 yeah he was starting… for a tanking team. I don’t guess you would remember the fact that his career was quickly coming to an end with the Dolphins due to his lack of results. Yes I know it’s not just his fault for the lack of results but as a top 10 draft pick and a qb most teams are looking for a franchise QB. He showed glimpses of being a franchise QB but also showed quite a bit more that he is just a run of the mill QB. Simple as that. Titans and Derrick Henry saved his career and gave him a massive payday(which I still believe was way too much and I said so when we re-signed him). He’s been complaining about us trading AJ but Tannehill’s contract is at least part of the reason why it happened. I understand not wanting to give up your spot and I have no problem with that and yes I know he didn’t say he wouldn’t help just that it’s not his job to train him. I’d just like to see a guy who’s career we saved show a little appreciation and a little repayment of faith like we had in him when we saved him from the tanking Dolphins by helping out our QB of the future because at 33 about to turn 34 you don’t have much time left. Just makes Tannehill sound like a toddler who’s having his favorite toy/candy taken from him.

@@TheTaekwon3 He isn’t being selfish lmao. He’s trying to say that he’s going to work hard to keep his job bud.

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dude he's had one just ok season, he's averaged a 102 QBR with the titans, he's good

@@mccoffee2317 what did he do in the playoffs?

@@FecalMatador 3 ints

Favre got buried for it too at the time. Somehow people forget that this is someone intending to take his job.

What else do you talk about, its sports media.

Because that’s the charmin soft ass world we live in.

@@RLAjabs Then again Aaron Rodgers was (probably) supposed to go before Alex Smith. Malik wasn't even the first QB taken in the 3rd

@@RLAjabs and Favre is also a great QB. Ryan Tannehill isn't exactly a top tier QB no disrespect

you can tell people like you have absolutely zero leadership quality. a direct reflection on poor male role models growing up..

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What team do you play for?

This is Ryan’s burner

@@nuckfuts7855 none why?

Why he scared though

His priorities is to help the team win that's what he is paid to do so if he's for the best of the team he would give pointers not saying give up your position. Remember he has people blocking for him and they all communicate he doesn't do it by himself so maybe also he should play better with Henry he don't really win and never really has

LOL you’re begging for a knowledge transfer and then Willis will replace tannehill

Titan fans were not saying this like a year ago. All I heard was how good he was because he escaped Gase but now he’s trash

I had a stroke trying to read this.

Remember that the titans won the afc without Henry lmao

@@andycockrum1212 that has to be the most silliest thing to say...they won the AFC WITH HENRY😂😂😂Titans record before he got hurt compared to what is was when he went out.

He’s right it’s not his job

@@saintsforever3751 ok and??

How was he being whiny lol

@@saintsforever3751 Not my job to hold the door open for someone in a wheelchair. Not doing it still makes me an asshole.

Love is not that good though. So who cares. Packers going nowhere with him at the helm.

So true man

U get paid millions right?? So get yo goofy ungrateful ass over there and train that man. We gave u plenty of opportunities to prove yourself

Exactly. I could understand him mentoring if he was trying to transfer and leave the team in a great place. But if I still want to be here for years, I’m not gonna teach you how to take my job lmao

@@sleeper08 exactly

Green Bay is in the same boat with Rodgers.

@@jonahmosher3314 Green Bay is nowhere near the same situation. Rodgers has at least won a super bowl for Green Bay while having incredible games, meanwhile Tannehill is averaging less than 200 ypg in the playoffs and a 85.2 passer rating. Lol. I don’t want to hear a peep from Green Bay fans. Go cry with your Lombardi Trophies. Let me be a miserable Titans fan in peace. Lol

@@jonahmosher3314 Aaron Rodgers is one of the best QBs of all time Ryan Tannehill isn't even the best in Titans or Dolphins history. Aaron Rodgers is a 4 time MVP and the Titans offense is like 8 percent Derrick Henry

I know damm well you didn’t compare Tannehill to Rodgers 🤦

Tannehill is directly responsible for taking a mediocre 9-7 team to being contenders the last two years. Hell he was in the AFC championship game just two years ago. I guess Titans fans would rather go back to being mediocre or picking at the top of the draft again.

He asked for a trade because the QB is ass

@kevin Taylor Alex Smith and Jimmy G are a great example to use, look what happened to them, mentored the young guys and after 1 year are out of a job. Alex got traded away when his team was a playoff team and Jimmy G already lost his job to Tre lance and most likely will be traded later this season or stay on the bench and his team just went to the NFC championship game and he’s been to a super bowl with the 49’ers.

How to hand the ball off to henry and watch

Maybe he should be a better QB

#1 seed with the most injuries on a football team in history he must of been doing something right not the best season stat wise but had no help don’t forget that

Nothing he said was wrong, it’s just one line is being used from the statement

Tbf farve was criticized heavily for the statements. Overall career everyone knows Brett is a team player, but he was criticized for his comments when they happened.

@@keatonparker4789 Maybe but my point was it’s not your job to train your replacement and tannehill was just stating the obvious.

but you guys expect qbs and players to take less money you'd flip out for taking less. So it makes no sense

When has Favre ever been viewed as a team player? lol

Another uncomfortable truth is that 6% of the global population has genital herpes. It's an uncomfortable truth nobody wants to talk about

I would tbh I’m older and I know my abilities. Why should I be scared of another player if I’m not confident in my own abilities. They drafted Willis in the 3rd round not 1st by no means is willis going to start day 1 unless tannehill stinks it up which I think he will. You can still fight for your job in a healthy manner like jimmy g no one is telling this nigga to be his friend just to mentor him but apparently it’s not his job as the qb and leader of the team to do it. But I can’t blame him he’s not the face of the team it’s Henry

If I'm towards the end of my career, already under contract with guaranteed millions, and not competing to be the greatest them yea. In Ryan's case I would definitely train my back up to prove my worth and limit my embarrassment just being a handoff guy.

Favre earned the right to say that. He bled for the city of Green Bay for years. All Tannehill did was underperform when the lights shined the brightest. Tannehill isn’t even a top 10 QB right now

@@FecalMatador more reason why he obviously wouldn’t sacrifice training and time to improve on mentoring a rookie lol

I wonder what Rodgers actually learned from him. Favre and Rodgers are polar opposite QBs, plus Rodgers could have gone 1st overall.

Bengals put his ass in therapy lmfao

I hope so!

At least they were winners 🤷🏾‍♂️

@@jacobray8685 That’s not the point smh. He’s the starting QB. Anytime a franchise drafts a QB the starter looks at it as a threat for his job. So obviously he’s not gonna wanna mentor him to replace him he still wants to be the starter going forward. Rodgers recently wasn’t thrilled when Packers drafted Jordan Love.

Legit truth

You think tannehill wouldn’t get a job? If Mariota and Trubisky did, than tannehill is fine

@@te12360 I agree with you there, but they're in the same boat as him. They're just spot holders for the developing rookies. He thinks he's in the same category as Matt Ryan and Alex Smith when he should be planning for a Fitzmagic type future in the league

@zen view bro, what?

@zen view Wow I Knew This Was Race Based All The Comments On This Video Are White People. Smh We Know Its Cause He Black We Just Dont Have To Say It No More. & Tannehill Is A WR Check Where He Started At Texas A&M Was A WR Two Years Then Became A Ok QB & Still Is Just Ok. Nothing To Do With Race

Your team will go nowhere is Tannehill

@@GooblyWoobly69 Who's your team?

NoPanic culture Or he just put a target on his back.

@@zaynes5094 every player has a target on his back, nothing new.

He’s still better than any of these qbs drafted 😂