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Bengals organization has reservations about Andy Dalton

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“I think there’s a sense right now, for a lot of people, that Dalton’s on his way toward being a great quarterback,” NFL Films producer Greg Cosell told Yahoo! Sports. “I can tell you that those in the Bengals’ organization have a few doubts as to what his true upside is. Because at the end of the day, while I think Dalton is a good player, I think — not I think, I know — that he’s got some arm strength limitations.

 

Bengals organization has reservations about Andy Dalton | ProFootballTalk

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That's fair and not surprising.

That's fair and not surprising.

 

Exactly. It was obvious last year. His career trajectory will depend on how well he learns the game. He doesn't have the raw ability to overcome bad reads w/ laser throws.

So he doesn't have a strong arm? I seem to remember getting blasted for saying that very thing last year by most people on here. Are those people going to get on here and tell me how strong his arm is again?

Exactly. It was obvious last year. His career trajectory will depend on how well he learns the game. He doesn't have the raw ability to overcome bad reads w/ laser throws.

 

We will know all we need to know about him after this year. They have a young team that had what looks like a monster draft on paper. This year however they face some real QB's. It's funny that some Gals fans last year dismissed that the best QB they faced outside of their own division was Hasselbeck. Not so lucky in that department this year.

So he doesn't have a strong arm? I seem to remember getting blasted for saying that very thing last year by most people on here. Are those people going to get on here and tell me how strong his arm is again?

 

You were blasted because you blamed every bump in the offense on Dalton and his "noodle arm" and would only begrudgingly acknowledge any success as though it happened in spite of Dalton.

Most of us acknowledged he doesn't have a rocket arm. Like I have said all along, clearly his arm isn't the best but if he knows his limitations I think he will be fine and he was fine last year.

You were blasted because you blamed every bump in the offense on Dalton and his "noodle arm" and would only begrudgingly acknowledge any success as though it happened in spite of Dalton.

 

I was right about him not having a strong arm you and others were wrong. Also that article seems to state that his arm was the reason their offense wasn't that good the last 9 games of the season. I acknowledged his success and said he was a winner. Just doubt the arm strength like others around the league do and even people in their own organization.

So he doesn't have a strong arm? I seem to remember getting blasted for saying that very thing last year by most people on here. Are those people going to get on here and tell me how strong his arm is again?

 

A guy named Joe Montana didn't have a strong either. :D

Most of us acknowledged he doesn't have a rocket arm. Like I have said all along, clearly his arm isn't the best but if he knows his limitations I think he will be fine and he was fine last year.

 

I agree with that. Can a "fine" QB with a below average arm win big in the NFL with the rules like they are?

I named Joe Montana didn't have a strong either. :D

 

Back when receivers weren't allowed to run free. Different game, but I'm sure Joe would be successful today. I'm not quite ready to compare Dalton and Montana. Futurecoach brought up Brees. I'm not ready to compare those two either but I hope fc is correct and Dalton becomes a Brees clone. I personally think Brees has a bigger arm than Dalton but it isn't Rogers like.

I agree with that. Can a "fine" QB with a below average arm win big in the NFL with the rules like they are?

 

Did they win last year?

Did they win last year?

 

I know it's Cincinnati so a playoff trip is a good year, but NO they didn't win big last year. They haven't won a playoff game in a long time. My hope is their goal is to win the Super Bowl not just make the playoffs.

Did they win last year?

 

They won last year but it is my opinion that the Bengals were a product of their schedule. Sure, they did what they had to do but their schedule is much more difficult this year than last...

They won last year but it is my opinion that the Bengals were a product of their schedule. Sure, they did what they had to do but their schedule is much more difficult this year than last...

 

Totally agree. Not only a soft schedule but they missed a few starting QB's that were injured and still only managed 9 wins.

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