Tannehill's development a remaining goal for Miami

Published: Dec 12, 2012 at 08:41 AM

NFL.com and NFL Network reporter Ian Rapoport has his thoughts on the game:

Week 15 primer:
» Ranking games in order of intrigue

Why this game is intriguing: The battle for Florida? Does that get your heart pumping? Eh, not mine, either. (Especially since Tampa Bay would have something to say about that.) For the Miami Dolphins, the playoff hopes are gone, but every game is important in the development of a young quarterback (Ryan Tannehill). For the Jacksonville Jaguars, with the fate of just about every member of the organization up in the air with a few games left, it's worthy of debate whether a strong finish even matters.

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