An nfl starter? Wow how far we have fallen as fans. He is a backup that has traveled around the league. This is is what, 3rd team?

If Tua has a good year I hope some of you guys have plenty of hot sauce to go with the crow you will eat. I don't know what we'll get from him, but I remain optimistic. To think we KNOW what we'll get from him next season is arrogant, either way. As for Brisset, he was brought in to be a servicable backup. Get used to the idea. He will play if Tua is hurt, period.

Jacoby Brissett to the Dolphins

With Ryan Fitzpatrick in Washington, Jacoby Brissett makes all the sense in the world. In fact, he’s Fitzpatrick-plus on the field and off the field, is a legitimately helpful presence for Tua Tagovailoa on a good day, and on a bad day, legitimate competition to push the rookie after an up-and-down campaign. Brissett likely had some other offers, which is a nice nod to Flores and the team he is building down in Miami.

GRADE: B

QB Jacoby Brissett: One year, $5 million ($5 million guaranteed)

Grade: Average

As one of the top names on the backup quarterback market, Brissett brings two seasons of starting experience with him from his time in Indianapolis — in 2017 while Andrew Luck missed time with injury and in 2019. Miami will hope he isn't needed as a long-term starter following just a 61.0 PFF grade across those two seasons, but he does provide some security should he be forced into duty for a game or two. The Dolphins may even opt to use Brissett as the designated quarterback sneak option after he went nine-for-nine on rushing conversions with two yards or fewer to go in 2020.

Brissett reunites with Brian Flores, who he crossed paths with during his one season in New England. This deal potentially signals confidence in Tua Tagovailoa even amid rumors of Miami exploring a trade for Deshaun Watson and contemplating what to do with the No. 3 overall pick in the upcoming draft.

The value is solid here, all things considered, as Brissett is the latest quarterback to sign an incentive-laden, one-year deal with a base value of around $5 million. Realistically, though, this is just the going rate for a quarterback who doesn’t guarantee you a loss as soon as he trots out to the huddle.

Let’s see how long the hook is if the team struggles to win games...

Yep, yep.....one yr Brisett is equal to regardless of our lip service we aren’t really sure Tua is all we want him to be and keeps us in the Watson sweepstakes if not in ’21 then if he comes available in ’22.

And regarding the pile of crow.....there will be two tables served, we’ll see which one has the longest line.