The big 3 is the problem

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(11-11-2017, 02:56 PM)bengalsturntup5532 Wrote: You are very focused on just the o Lind and sounds like you guts think just stick with Dalton,get a great o line and were going to be in there. But... he's showed the same stuff except 2015 being the outlier. I agree with you the Bengals organization let the o line go to crap for Palmer, the difference is he was a #1 pick and a lot more talented. Has Andy Dalton had a bad o line the whole time here? No . And they have tried to draft a lot of weapons for him. He's got a big weapon in green which accounts for something big that a lot of qbs don't have except Matt Ryan, that also factors into the equation. 

Also I also put coaching in there because they are responsible for trying new things with the o line and ownership too they are both one of the same,complacent . Two guys really stink the o line up and that's turnstile ced and blowdine . It's just when Dalton does have time ,he still has bad flaws which we could be better off. We can go max out the o line for the next year or two and I'm sure Dalton will have more excuses from his defenders,it's always going to be something. I can't stand watching him not give his receivers a chance at the ball atleast. This is year 7 foir gods sake and your vet qb does that. Is he a franchise qb ? Not in my eyes, might as well jump his salary while you can in my book. But Marvin don't have the balls. It's going to take a new coach to do that. The goal is to win a ring for once for this city and not lose soon as we get to the playoffs.

Here's another stat for the stat boys. At this point in time Andy Dalton and Trent dilfer have about the same amount of games played and the same amount of wins. Since everyone says Dalton all he does is win. Was Trent dilfer a good qb?put Trent dilfer on a different team and he doesn't have all them wins.

It's not so much defending Dalton as defending the obvious truths which you seem so willing to ignore. 

When people are coming at a QB from every direction so often, do you think he will be able to just calmly stand there on the rare occasion he does have time and survey the field?  Let's see, AJ is triple covered and he's not open, he's not open, oops, here they come.  When they regularly are all over him, what does he expect will happen?  They're not here yet but they will be soon.

How does he get that thought out of his head?  If he doesn't even feel safe, how the **** can he feel confident?

Andy is not good under extreme pressure.  Everybody knows that.  That should have been known from day one.  Knowing this, what is of the utmost importance?  Protection.  If you know he needs protection and you let his line turn to complete shit, have you set him, and your entire offense, up to fail or succeed?

And the running game?  Enuff said.

He shouldn't be getting shit from people.  He should be getting a medal for courage and a very big apology.

But yeah, let's bring in the next victim and in three years or less, you'll be calling for his head too and still not seeing a pattern.