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I expect the coaching changes to give Dalton a new lease on his Bengals life
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(01-12-2019, 01:26 PM)Essex Johnson Wrote: in some ways you are correct.. without good players unless you are elite, it is hard to be in top 10 on a consistent basis.. as I stated you over hype are talent in the last 10 years epecially at WR/TE.. Where is he in wins over last 10 years ?? and i assume you believe Marvin had nothing to do with Dalton rating at times being the conservative coach.. and how is he in 4th quarter games.. TD to Int ratio.. overall wins etc

Again not even close to mediocre.. I am happy for the change in coaching, I think Andy needed a new HC to really decide if he is above average to very good QB.. Elite is not Dalton.. but how many QBs are elite and teams win with above avg... and we have with Dalton at times also.. so im ready for a new chapter with Dalton over the next two years to see what we can do..just hope we stay healthy at WR and find a better line

Once again, you are lobbying for a team who has done zero for decades, to to continue to try and build an entire offense to compliment the deficiencies of one player - Andy Dalton

Not the mode, you completely neglect the defense by doing this, and you continue to try and hammer a square peg into a round hole.

I hope the new regime has the balls to rip and replace andy.  It's not like Dalton has done anything special here,  anyway 

If you are a bengals fan, and you want change, you have to be fine with them trying to get better at the most important position on the field.  
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RE: I expect the coaching changes to give Dalton a new lease on his Bengals life - TrevBengal - 01-12-2019, 01:31 PM

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