What We Need To Do

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(01-18-2020, 01:02 PM)Fan_in_Kettering Wrote: I like Joe Burrow too — but calling Andy Dalton a “loser” isn’t even close to being true. Andy Dalton might not be the best sideline mentor for Joe Burrow but he could certainly do a lot worse.

Joe Burrow will start for the Cincinnati Bengals in 2020 but we’ll see if he can lead the team to five straight playoff appearances like Andy Dalton did. Let’s be fair. Dalton had a more complete team around him in 2011 with many of the same 2009 playoff team members still on the roster. Still, five consecutive playoff appearances put Andy Dalton among a select group of quarterbacks who have accomplished this.

I do not expect the 2020 Cincinnati Bengals to have a winning season. There are just too many holes in the roster and the coaching staff, as a group, is woefully inexperienced. Even with Joe Burrow behind center I sincerely believe this team’s ceiling is maybe 8-8.

Andy Dalton is a meek, noodle Arm, panicked, timid and below average qb

Using 18 mill of space to have opie mentor a #1 overall pick would be beyond idiotic.

Burrow would gain nothing from having to be mentored by that loser

If we wanted burrow to learn how to wilt under pressure, uninspire a team, throw a tremendous amount of picks, not extend plays and have zero pocket presence, and how to lock into one read.

Then yeah. Andy would be great to learn from