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In Dalton's last 28 games, he has a QB rating of less than 80 in 7 games.

However, he has a QB rating of 90 or better in 18 of those games.
A QB rating of 100 or better in 15 of those games.

In Tom Brady's last 28 games, he has a QB rating of less than 80 in 6 games. Granted, one game he only threw 16 passes. But nonetheless.

He has a QB rating of 90 or better in 20 of those games.
A QB rating of 100 or better in 14 of those games.

In Big Ben's last 28 games, he has a QB rating of less than 80 in 8 games.

He has a QB rating of 90 or better in 17 of those games.
A QB rating of 100 or better in 11 of those games.

Dalton has played well this year, especially with what he's been given. We have a poor coaching staff that teams have stated KNEW what our offense was going to do.
We have a coordinator that couldn't adjust to a team playing zone coverage (Paul Dehner talked to Zampese about it after the Dallas game).
We had the worst RT in the league and a below average center.
We have an OC that decided to mainly keep Eifert in as a blocker more than a receiver. Look at last game and even when we did that hail mary against the Bills.
We had a kicker miss numerous kicks.
We have a defense that can't get to the QB.
We have a team that isn't clutch.
We have a predictable offense. Rewatch this last game and count how many times we motion a WR and then go into a run play. Go ahead and count. It'll blow your mind. You knew what was coming.

Has Dalton had bad games and bad throws? Absolutely. But everything that was mentioned above has been a continuing problem all year.

Is Dalton the best QB in the league? God no. But he is a franchise QB. He can win us games, he has won us games.