Just heard Solomon Wilcots acting uneasy on ESPN when asked this question. Is Joe Burrow, although not accomplishing as much as others, already the greatest Quarterback in Bengal's history? Solomon sung Joe's praises but would not answer "yes" yet. What say you?

7 hours ago, PP1 said:

Just heard Solomon Wilcots acting uneasy on ESPN when asked this question. Is Joe Burrow, although not accomplishing as much as others, already the greatest Quarterback in Bengal's history? Solomon sung Joe's praises but would not answer "yes" yet. What say you?

Certainly in the discussion but best QB is hard to say this early. I’d say undoubtedly on track to be.

I would also say the unquestioned best leader they’ve ever had, at least in my lifetime. 

19 minutes ago, ChickenWyngz said:

Certainly in the discussion but best QB is hard to say this early. I’d say undoubtedly on track to be.

I would also say the unquestioned best leader they’ve ever had, at least in my lifetime. 

 I have to agree that he is definitely on track to be.  Beyond that, still a little too early to tell but not by a lot. 

I am with everyone, it looks that way but it is too soon to tell.

And a fun fact, Solomon Wilcots was a customer of our family business back in the day.  He was a true gentleman with amazing handwriting.

Who Dey!

Short answer...no.

Nah, not yet.

If he wins in two weeks he is.  

Boomer Esiason is the benchmark for leadership and Ken Anderson for quarterback play imo.

Burrow is getting there, but he's not there yet.  Unlike any other Bengals QB though, Joe is the only one that has given me that Montana/Brady vibe.   As long as there is time and he has the ball, the Bengals have a chance.

3 hours ago, Jack of all Trades said:

Boomer Esiason is the benchmark for leadership and Ken Anderson for quarterback play imo.

 

8 minutes ago, The Raven said:

Burrow is getting there, but he's not there yet.  Unlike any other Bengals QB though, Joe is the only one that has given me that Montana/Brady vibe.   As long as there is time and he has the ball, the Bengals have a chance.

These two posts sum it up for me.