Dalton sets Expectations in final Press Conference

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(12-30-2019, 12:42 PM)bfine32 Wrote: History has shown me there's no use continuing this sort of debate with a member of the Army. The "worst offensive line" in the NFL is a made up matrix by PFF and guess what it relies heavily upon: The performance of the QB. 

But you and others roll with teams standing in line to take on a $17 Mil contract for a 33 year old QB, who has crapped the bed in the post season, entering his 10th year, and coming off a season in which he was the worst NFL QB of those that qualified for rating. Personally, I hope a team takes a chance and we meet that team in the playoffs. 

You didn't read that I wanted Dalton to be the QB next year, because I never said that....

I am on Burrow's bandwagon.  I am just defending one man's performance in a team sport.  Brady had a very sub-par year by his standards...and it happened as soon as he lost his vertical threat in Brown.  Their line is much better and he has had a very average year.

And what about Mayfield?  Those WRs, TE, and RB should have been setting all kinds of records?  Why didn't it?  Their offensive line.