From the episode

I don't think Tua's very good... Tua is a point guard... a short point guard who can't create his own shot. He's really limited... every one of his deep balls is like fielding a punt... he just does not have the physical talent.

STACKED’s take

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Limited QB talent; success was system/teammates; quick-hitting offense favors RBs

The source is skeptical of Tua Tagovailoa's ability to succeed with the Falcons, attributing much of his previous success in Miami to Mike McDaniel's system, Tyreek Hill, and Jalen Waddle rather than Tua's own talent. The source describes Tua as having low physical traits, noting he cannot throw deep balls effectively (receivers have to come back for them), cannot move, and cannot throw on the move. The source characterizes Tua as a 'point guard' or 'short point guard who can't create his own shot' who is 'really limited.' However, Tua can run a quick-hitting offense and will likely play at some point this season, with his presence affecting Falcons skill players' target distribution. When Tua plays, Bijan Robinson becomes the number-one running back in fantasy due to dump-offs and screens, while Drake London's value drops and Kyle Pitts sees increased targets.

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