10-31-2019, 01:31 PM
(10-30-2019, 04:02 PM)Daddy-O Wrote: There are a bunch of teams that would rather have Dalton than what they've got.
You have to look through the record and into the details. This team is on pace to not even reach 1000 rushing yards, for the entire season. Just look what has happened to this offense since 2015. Dalton is nothing more than a scapegoat at this point - and it appears many around here are drinking the juice this organization is serving up.
I'd be ticked off too if I was Dalton. Had they even given him (and his agent) a couple of days notice he'd probably be playing somewhere else right now.
This organization is run about as piss-poorly as one can be run. It's a joke, and it starts right at the top! I truly believe MB in his mind thinks he's smarter than everybody else in the room - that room being the NFL.
Every coach on the team and every player that steps onto the field when the Bengals loses a game holds a percentage of responsibility for that lose. Dalton as the QB holds the most responsibility and with that he is the first to be blamed and becomes the scapegoat.
I want Zac Taylor to go the media and state this...I'm failing the fans, the players, Mike Brown, and the community as the head coach. Since the offense is stuttering and has the defense playing longer than it should I am passing the play calling for the offense to Callahan so I can focus more on ensuring that both offense and defense are playing to the highest level.
As for Dalton, I don't see them trading him in the off season. I see them keeping him as an insurance policy.
