Ryan Tannehill Says Not His Job To Mentor Rookie QB

[Florida Fever]

Titans' Ryan Tannehill Says He Doesn't Think It's His 'Job' to Mentor Malik Willis


"I don't think it's my job to mentor him. If he learns from me along the way, that's a great thing," Tannehill told the Nashville media.

 

[Florida Fever]

I don't see anything wrong with him saying that.
The guy is concentrating on his own career can't blame him for that.

 

[Wagerallsports]

Good for him

Tannehill's job is to concentrate on getting his team back to the playoffs

Not helping hand his job over on a silver platter

 

[RudyRuder]

Who was Tannehill under when he came into the league?

Maybe he wasnt taught anything so he feels the same way

If he was mentored, then its a bullshit move

If he wasnt, then ok I get it

 

[Bond Guy]

Tannehill is not your ordinary football player. He did not even know who the Miami Dolphins were when he got drafted.

 

[Bubbles]

he might want to tell that to the owners. he is part of a team, not an individual performer.

 

[RudyRuder]

he might want to tell that to the owners. he is part of a team, not an individual performer.

good point


job descriptions change all the time

 

[Franklee168]

He made an announcement that he was in a dark place after the playoff loss. It seems more and more athletes go into this "dark place" If I was making millions playing a sport and went into a dark place, I would just look at my money accounts and see the light.

 

[BobbyFK]

He made an announcement that he was in a dark place after the playoff loss. It seems more and more athletes go into this "dark place" If I was making millions playing a sport and went into a dark place, I would just look at my money accounts and see the light.

Maybe all that money does something to them eventually