McCarron hype gaining steam

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(07-04-2015, 10:13 AM)fredtoast Wrote: So, wait, are you finally agreeing that the whole team has played poorly in the playoffs, and not just Dalton?>

What is your explanation for this ole wise one?  You like to dish out your observation that Dalton is the one and only reason the bengals have lost a playoff game but give absolutely no rationale why other than he is a bad player.  So I assume your same logic applies to every other player on the bengals, correct?  So there is your answer.  the entire team lacks what it takes to play well in the playoffs.

I see very few people solely blaming Dalton. But, he has been the majority of the problem in the playoff games. How could anyone who watched the games logically question that? The QB position, by it's nature, holds exponentially more weight than any other spot on the field. He's stunk. Not just been not good, but embarrassingly garbage. Tough to win like that. 

The Bengals have national awareness now and have for 10 years. On ESPN, Fox Sports, sports radio, forums, etc. people KNOW about the Bengals. People WATCH the Bengals and follow them with regularity all over the country because the media & the NFL give exposure. But nationally there are few, if any, AD defenders outside of a certain pocket of Bengals fans. You can find fans and defenders of lots of QBs outside of their market - even from opponents. The only people supporting AD are a certain pocket of Bengals fans. So, either those die hard supporters know something or see something that every other football fan doesn't, or they are homers and are acting on emotions and hopes..