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Andy Dalton couldn't have been any worse tonight...3 interceptions, a fumble lost and sacked for a safety in sudden death OT.

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I put that game on the Bengals coaches. Playing for the field goal at the end of regulation cost them that one. Plus the play calling on the last possession.

The quick snap on 2nd was just a rush play and Dalton made a terrible decision. Seam route was open but he overthrows Green by 20 yards (even if he didn't slip).

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That was deffinatley a safety. You don't take a sack there Dalton!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Grrrrr.....back to the same ole bad QB he has been most of the season. 3 good games and then a stinker.

 

he had 3 int's including a pick 6, a fumble and takes a safety to end the game. Moron.

Andy Dalton couldn't have been any worse tonight...3 interceptions, a fumble lost and sacked for a safety in sudden death OT.

 

And over 300 yards passing and great on 3rd down and led the team down to a score in the 2 minute drill. He made mistakes but he also made plays. One INT is 100% on Sanu. The fumble and safety aren't all on him. He didn't lose this game tonight.

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I put that game on the Bengals coaches. Playing for the field goal at the end of regulation cost them that one. Plus the play calling on the last possession.

Dalton cost us the game. Not the coaches. Coaches and playcalling put us in position to score. 3 times inside the 15 yard line and only 1 TD from there. Dalton responsible for 4 turnovers and a safety.

They didn't deserve this one. You can put this one on everyone. They kept giving us chances and we kept messing it up. Qb two bad throws, Def can't get stop in regulation, should've tried long FG on OT, o-line didn't hold up. Just not very good tonight. Mow we gotta hope Geno is just a sprain.

Dalton cost us the game. Not the coaches. Coaches and playcalling put us in position to score. 3 times inside the 15 yard line and only 1 TD from there. Dalton responsible for 4 turnovers and a safety.

 

C'mon man, he was part of the problem not THE problem. This was team effort.

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And over 300 yards passing and great on 3rd down and led the team down to a score in the 2 minute drill. He made mistakes but he also made plays. One INT is 100% on Sanu. The fumble and safety aren't all on him. He didn't lose this game tonight.

Fumble was 50/50 on him, no pocket pressence that play and the safety was onhim, you can't take a sack no matter what, throw the ball away period. The int to Sanu, sanu was going to get lit up but yes Sanu should of caught it but he was still hanging sanu out to dry on that pass because he was gonna get lit up anyway.

Pick 6 was all Dalton, first int was all Dalton.

 

Horrible passes in OT and the refusal to check down your receivers leads him to make horrible throws tto his primary recievers without looking them off and missing them by 10-20 yards.

Dalton cost us the game. Not the coaches. Coaches and playcalling put us in position to score. 3 times inside the 15 yard line and only 1 TD from there. Dalton responsible for 4 turnovers and a safety.

 

You are going to fault Dalton for a perfect throw to Sanu that he dropped? You like the play calling on that last possession? What did Dalton do wrong on the safety?

 

You always slam the Bengals for being too conservative and playing for field goals but you like the play calling that gave the Dolphins 1:30 on their last drive? Football games are not 100% won and lost by QB's.

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C'mon man, he was part of the problem not THE problem. This was team effort.

The only other thing thaqt killed us that wasn't Dalton's fault was a ton of drops in the first half.

 

But when it was crunch time, Dalton couldn't get it done. Sorry, when 1 guy has 4 tgurnovers it's not like you can point blame elsewhere.

And over 300 yards passing and great on 3rd down and led the team down to a score in the 2 minute drill. He made mistakes but he also made plays. One INT is 100% on Sanu. The fumble and safety aren't all on him. He didn't lose this game tonight.

 

I disagree. Terrible game by Dalton. 4 turnovers and no touchdowns. It's very hard to win a game when your QB has 4 turnovers and no scores.

Andy Dalton couldn't have been any worse tonight...3 interceptions, a fumble lost and sacked for a safety in sudden death OT.

 

With all due respect, and in no way defending Dalton; there had to be 10+ drops of well thrown balls tonight--None bigger than Sanu's for the first down in OT.

Sorry guys. Dalton was not good but I see a lot of other mistakes by the team tonight beyond Dalton.

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You are going to fault Dalton for a perfect throw to Sanu that he dropped? You like the play calling on that last possession? What did Dalton do wrong on the safety?

 

You always slam the Bengals for being too conservative and playing for field goals but you like the play calling that gave the Dolphins 1:30 on their last drive? Football games are not 100% won and lost by QB's.

As far as the last drive with 1:30 on the clock, I said at that time there was too much time left on the clock. I'm with you there, but if Dalton could of completed some passes we couuld of got a TD or more time off the clock than juswt settling for a FG.

 

Sanu should of caught it, but he was hung out to dry on that and was going to get blown up. Yes Sanu should of caught it, but Dalton shouldn't of thrown it in the first place.

The safety, you simply don't take a sack there period.

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