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Don't be surprised if the Bengals make Dalton the scapegoat
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I decided to look back at Dalton's scouting report when coming out of TCU. Interesting that it was pretty spot on...
Quote: Strengths: Dalton is a well prepared player that scans the whole field and makes solid decisions. Has a quick release, a strong arm and is an accurate passer, especially on the run. Has great mobility in the pocket and shows very good instincts as a runner. Extremely productive collegiate career.

Weaknesses: On the shorter side and has a three-quarter delivery which will likely result in a lot of batted passes. Deeper throws will float at times when he does not set his feet. Played in a spread offense and will have to learn a pro style system. Does not always feel pressure in the pocket which nullifies his good mobility.
http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/andrew-dalton?id=2495143

Andy has always needed a solid offensive line to keep him protected in order to do well. It's pretty clear he's not confident in his OL and it seems that in turn causes him to make mistakes.

Dalton is the type of QB that cannot succeed without a good OL, so until that can be acquired/developed, Dalton will struggle (like we saw Sunday).
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RE: Don't be surprised if the Bengals make Dalton the scapegoat - ochocincos - 09-11-2017, 10:17 AM

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