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Now I think we really get to see how good A Dalton is

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I still think we will be able to move the ball up and down the field without Green. Gio in the open field allows that, plus Sanu should be able to move the chains.. What we lose is the big play threat and another piece out of the red zone. They really can't go 2TE sets because they only have one, who is very inconsistent in the receiving area. We are going to have to have Hill step up in the red zone. Gio just isn't a consistent pounder in the red zone, we saw that Sunday night.

 

I read someone on the Bengals said James Wright has to step up. He may be a good one some day, but he hasn't shown he's ready to contribute in a meaningful way yet. Tate and Sanz have to step up, I am not hopeful with either of those two.

 

This receiving corps would test all QB's. They are just not up to NFL standards as a group.

 

Fortunately, the Panthers aren't a great offense. This game could easily be one of those 17-14 or 14-10 games. Next week against the Colts, we will have to score 28+.

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The Bengals would be wise to watch the Steeler/Panther tape and mimic that as the way to attack them on the ground. Make their stud commit in a gap and gouge them. Worked all day against them. Patience by GB will be the key.

Really? He's going to be without his top 3 receiving options. There's not a single QB in the NFL that wouldn't see a major drop in their numbers if they had to endure that.

We had that the last 3 years in the playoffs and zilch.

 

Again not defending Dalton and especially his playoff record but hey the other team in the playoff is pretty good too.

 

So Dalton was good enough to beat San Diego in San Diego and get the Bengals to the playoffs, but he simply was not good enough to beat them at home in the playoffs.

 

I think that says more about him as a QB than what he does against Carolina and Jacksonville without Green, Jones and Eifert.

I like AD but saw this and remember last season.

 

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So, with AJ out this game will decide how good Dalton is, correct? If Dalton goes 15/23 for 252 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT and 116.6 passer rating be good enough or does he need to do more? Because, those are the numbers he had against Atlanta when AJ played 3 snaps without a catch and Jones and Eifert were out as well.

 

Hellbird, your hatred of Dalton is fine as it really doens't matter but like I said after week two or three as soon as they lose a game all the trolls will come out bashing. Well, they lost a game (badly and embarrasing at that) but Dalton had a higher passer rating than the winning QB in Brady. He missed some throws, as did Brady but we don't care about the other guy.

 

The Bengals lost bad to San Diego in the playoffs and Dalton gets the blame (some deserved) but he didn't give up 197 yards rushing. They get smoked in New England but he didn't give up over 200 yards rushing.

 

The Bengals need to run Hill 25 times and use Gio as the change of pace back. You can't give Hill just 2 carries as they did versus New England. Pound the ball since you have your top three receivers out and a TE that has bricks tied to his hands.

Also, Mo Egger had on one of the so called NFL expert people the other day and he said in the New England game that out of the 53 man roster (not all those active on game day though) that Andy should of been worry number 51-53, so basically he wasn't much of the problem at all.

I like AD but saw this and remember last season.

 

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Love the "Tony the Tiger" shirt.

Not me saying the Bengals had a great receiving corps. I don't see Marvin or Sanu as anything special. Green actually had a bad year for him last year. Check the stats but I believe he had more drops last year than any other year in his career, and I have always thought his sure hands we re one of his best assets. No, I have thought one of the problems for the Bengals since AJ got here is not having another top receiving option to help him out.

 

Look at Marvin Jones numbers last year. How can you say he didnt become a true legit number two receiver for us. Keep in mind last year was the first year he truly got to play since his rookie year he was hurt some. He really came on to show he was a true #2 for us. Which is easy to forget since we havent seen him this year. However he is a true #2 receiver for us, his problem is injury prone and thats a big problem.

^Like most young players, Marvin Jones was inconsistent. He has promise though. If you take away the 4 TD Jets game he had 6 TD's in 15 games.

So, with AJ out this game will decide how good Dalton is, correct? If Dalton goes 15/23 for 252 yards, 1 TD, 0 INT and 116.6 passer rating be good enough or does he need to do more? Because, those are the numbers he had against Atlanta when AJ played 3 snaps without a catch and Jones and Eifert were out as well.

 

Hellbird, your hatred of Dalton is fine as it really doens't matter but like I said after week two or three as soon as they lose a game all the trolls will come out bashing. Well, they lost a game (badly and embarrasing at that) but Dalton had a higher passer rating than the winning QB in Brady. He missed some throws, as did Brady but we don't care about the other guy.

 

The Bengals lost bad to San Diego in the playoffs and Dalton gets the blame (some deserved) but he didn't give up 197 yards rushing. They get smoked in New England but he didn't give up over 200 yards rushing.

 

The Bengals need to run Hill 25 times and use Gio as the change of pace back. You can't give Hill just 2 carries as they did versus New England. Pound the ball since you have your top three receivers out and a TE that has bricks tied to his hands.

For the record. Hellbird doesn't "troll". His Dalton hatred is genuine and consistent.

^ I don't remember any negative bashing weeks 1-3 though.

^ I don't remember any negative bashing weeks 1-3 though.

How about last year. Or all offseason? You remember that?

I know he is not a fan of Dalton at all. But, as most haters, you don't hear much, if at all, when the team is winning but as soon as the first loss arrives then it's non-stop.

 

By the way, I know and like Hellbird and like to give him a hard time as we just disagree on some issues. He is a good hearted person that is fun to debate with!!

I know he is not a fan of Dalton at all. But, as most haters, you don't hear much, if at all, when the team is winning but as soon as the first loss arrives then it's non-stop.

 

By the way, I know and like Hellbird and like to give him a hard time as we just disagree on some issues. He is a good hearted person that is fun to debate with!!

I get that. But he doesn't fit what I think is a troll. He's an equal opportunity hater.

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