11-13-2015, 03:33 PM
There is no evil conspiracy here. Andy Dalton was not like the average "average-to-good" quarterbacks who muddle along putting up decent numbers. Dalton was known for his ability to have great games and then real stinker games. His best was very good, but his worst was the worst of the worst.
So it was only natural for people to come up with "good Andy" and "bad Andy". Even the people who were most critical of Dalton admitted that when he was "on" he was better than most other QBs. Andy Dalton was defined more as an "inconsistent" QB than a "bad" QB.
So it was only natural for people to come up with "good Andy" and "bad Andy". Even the people who were most critical of Dalton admitted that when he was "on" he was better than most other QBs. Andy Dalton was defined more as an "inconsistent" QB than a "bad" QB.
