05-28-2016, 07:02 PM
(05-28-2016, 03:54 PM)Brownshoe Wrote: The reason why AJ took more sacks with a much better OL is because he has horrible pocket pressance, and keeps the ball WAAY too long for how bad his mobility is.
AJ had SIGNIFICANTLY better weapons than Dalton did his first few seasons. The best weapon Dalton had was a rookie WR, and he was lighyears better than anyone else on the roster.
To say McCarron is similar just because they had similar stats their first *5* starts is silly when you look at how different their offense around them were.
You're blinded by your hate.
I'm not saying they're similar.
What I'm saying is that QBs get better over time and deciding after 5 games that he's never going to be good enough is a bit silly. We had 4 years of people saying Dalton was only fit to be a backup, and yet here we are approaching year 6 and that conversation has been put to bed. Why do you think AJM won't similarly continue to improve with experience?
I've heard experts say that if you get .500 out of your backup you'll be in good shape when the starter returns and AJM is definitely good enough to do that on this team. Whether he'd be able to do that on the Browns is a different story - but when your starter can't even manage .500 nobody cares who the backup is.
