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Andy Dalton named AFC offensive player of month

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Dalton 2 for 17 on passes 10 yards or farther down the field yesterday. The only two were to AJ Green. One was a terrible under throw. The other was a Hail Mary that some would argue was an under throw b/c he didn't get it to the end zone.

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Whoever I saw that tweet from about 2 for 17 corrected it to 4 for 17.

Dalton 2 for 17 on passes 10 yards or farther down the field yesterday. The only two were to AJ Green. One was a terrible under throw. The other was a Hail Mary that some would argue was an under throw b/c he didn't get it to the end zone.

 

Well I do think we can say his arm strength is a little stronger than what is said on here. The Bengals were on their own 45 and throwing into the wind and had a guy in his face and the ball still made it to the goal line in the air which is 55 yards. So most likely the guy can throw 60 yards in the air if there was no wind, which is not bad. However the problem comes down to he is not accurate with it, and that can go back to him having to put all he can into it to get it that far. Which as you know I am came around to agree with you basically now on Dalton, because he hasn't shown that improvement yet. (Also he plays better when I start agreeing with you haha.)

Whoever I saw that tweet from about 2 for 17 corrected it to 4 for 17.

 

Shoot, that's 100% better. :cool:

So with all the negatives how did he win one of only 4 offensive player of the month awards given out in a year? If he can play well for a fourth of the year is there hope that he can eventually sustain it for longer?

So with all the negatives how did he win one of only 4 offensive player of the month awards given out in a year? If he can play well for a fourth of the year is there hope that he can eventually sustain it for longer?

 

When those around him play good, then the QB plays good. Heck, even Luck sucked Sunday since he lost 38-8 at home to a team under .500 and he threw 3 picks. Of course no one will say he sucks.

 

Bottom line is if the O-line on any team gives the QB time and the WR's do their part by getting separation then the QB will play good if they are worth anything at all. I think Dalton can do the job when those around him do their job. He did suck Sunday but it happens to even the best.

So with all the negatives how did he win one of only 4 offensive player of the month awards given out in a year? If he can play well for a fourth of the year is there hope that he can eventually sustain it for longer?

Dalton played pretty good in the last 2 of those 3 games he got a lot of credit for. Even a blind squirrel finds a nut now and then.

Dalton played pretty good in the last 2 of those 3 games he got a lot of credit for. Even a blind squirrel finds a nut now and then.

 

Actually he's played very well in 5 games with QBRs at or above 100 and 80's in two other games. That's more than finding a nut. He's had 3 real clunkers to go with those games so consistency is obviously the problem but he's playing above average in more than two out of three games on average. Not what we want but we could do worse.

Actually he's played very well in 5 games with QBRs at or above 100 and 80's in two other games. That's more than finding a nut. He's had 3 real clunkers to go with those games so consistency is obviously the problem but he's playing above average in more than two out of three games on average. Not what we want but we could do worse.

The problem with Andy besides his down-field inaccuracy is he is way too inconsistent and still has yet to be one to lead the team in crunch time very successfully.

 

He just isn't very good. He isn't one that you can depend on to lead the team to the promised land.

The problem with Andy besides his down-field inaccuracy is he is way too inconsistent and still has yet to be one to lead the team in crunch time very successfully.

 

He just isn't very good. He isn't one that you can depend on to lead the team to the promised land.

 

Which of course puts him in the majority of NFL quarterbacks, no illusions about that.

Which of course puts him in the majority of NFL quarterbacks, no illusions about that.

Not really, most NFL QB's can hit a reciever wide open down field

Not really, most NFL QB's can hit a reciever wide open down field

 

As can Dalton. Fact is he's right in the middle of the pack in the league.

As can Dalton. Fact is he's right in the middle of the pack in the league.

He is horrible.

Bengals have just enough weapons and a defense to mask the truth about Dalton.

He is horrible.

 

Ok, feel better? I'm still trying to decide if you're more miserable when he plays well or when he stinks it up.

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