Dalton's make or break year

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(07-10-2019, 01:10 PM)Wyche Wrote: Oh, I agree, but man, I remember watching one of the playoff games against Pitt, and I literally counted 10 seconds when Brady found Hogan in the EZ for what wound up being the TD that sealed the deal.  I certainly wasn't comparing TB to AD, or anyone else for that matter.  I was just adding the bit about how good Scarnecchia is.  He retired, and was begged back after a couple of years out.  I don't remember fully, but I think they missed and/or lost the SB in his absence.  Dude is the best out there right now.

I want him to succeed and was a bigger defender of his for a long time but it's gotten hard the last couple years.  Some of it's out of his control.  Losing key receivers, a rotating door of tight ends injured rbs and a make shift oline.  It's hard and he's a class act person to boot.

I'm not a Dalton hater but I do think it's time to consider options if any are available.  If this season is as bad as most 'experts' are predicting we may have a very early draft pick and I wouldn't mind seeing them pick up a potential replacement.

If Taylor has him lighting up the scoreboard I'll happily eat crow.  I'm looking forward to seeing this team surprise the league and would love to see Dalton shut up his critics.  Including me.