I was wrong about...

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(09-15-2017, 12:34 PM)TheLeonardLeap Wrote: Lolololol...


Stafford had a ZERO WIN SEASON when he didn't have a good supporting staff.

Hate to break it to you, but the Lions had a zero win season in 2008. Stafford was drafted the following year.

Also, you bring up a single season of stats where Newton and Wilson struggled. You're right that they struggled, but what's the justification that Dalton is better? You're not proving Dalton is better than them.

They've both played in Super Bowls, so they've proven they can perform in a playoff game.
The year the Panthers went, Newton only had Greg Olsen and Ted Ginn as true receiving threats. He didn't have a 1000 yard rusher either. He put that team on his back that year in an MVP season. Cam had a 35:10 TD-to-INT ratio.
The year the Seahawks won, they had Marshawn Lynch but no 1000 yard WR. Doug Baldwin in 2013 was not the WR he is today. Golden Tate was not a dominant WR either while with Seattle. Wilson had a 26:9 TD-to-INT ratio.

Cam Newton and Russell Wilson have done more with less in their careers.
I'm not saying Dalton has been bad, he hasn't. But to try and suggest he's better than Cam or Wilson is practically impossible.

Maybe you will be right on Wilson when it comes to the end of this year, as the Seahawks look to the be in near-identical situation. Now they have weapons (although not many as Cincy) but their OL is in shambles. The reason I have more confidence in Wilson over Dalton is Wilson is able to scramble better and doesn't seem to make as many mistakes with the football. With that said though, I don't watch every Seahawks game so maybe that's actually not true.

Anyway, enough of defending what I felt I was wrong about...the intent was for people to admit what they were wrong about.