(10-10-2016, 02:06 PM)Hammerthis Wrote: That should have been a TD, Andy slightly under threw it 

(10-10-2016, 03:28 PM)bengals73 Wrote: Andy Dalton needs to step up and Call out his OLINE and Hill.. Other QBs Call out their team.. Why not Andy?

(10-10-2016, 04:54 PM)Bengal Dude Wrote: You could see Dalton getting pissed after the plays broke down. He usually keeps his emotions in check, but you have to wonder if he's starting to get frustrated since the OL is showing absolutely no improvement.

Right now, it's looking like Dalton might suffer his first losing season, as a starter, ever.

(10-10-2016, 02:50 PM)J24 Wrote: Good teams don't lose all pro players and  act like nothing is wrong. Wtf are you talking about? Remember when Gronk got hurt in 2013 and Brady turned into average qb then the next year Gronk was healthy then Brady had a MVP caliber season the following year. 

(10-10-2016, 05:17 PM)Fan_in_Kettering Wrote: Andy Dalton is leading the AFC in passing yards with consistently crappy field position, without Tyler Eifert, without Marvin Jones, without Mohamed Sanu, with no supporting run game, and he's doing it all behind an offensive line that leaks worse than an unchanged diaper.

Best player on the Bengals?  Right now Andy might be the best player in the league.

Andy Dalton is reminding me of Manning:  Archie Manning.  In his day, Archie was the only thing the Saints had going for them and he played balls out every game and laid it all on the line on every down.  If Archie Manning had played on almost any other team besides New Orleans, he would have won more Super Bowl rings than his sons combined.

Andy might be the perfect successor to Carson Palmer -- in Arizona.  Can you imagine the numbers the Red Rifle could put up behind that monster offensive line and throwing to Larry Fitzgerald and Michael Floyd all day?

(10-10-2016, 10:22 PM)Hammerthis Wrote: Stop making excuses is WTF I'm talking about! There are plenty of different team injury scenarios to pick and choose from to make a point one way or the other. The fact of the matter is regardless of who suits up for us on offense, all must perform exceptionally well (especially those protecting Andy). And in order to get a win against good teams our defense needs to be top notch. We have zero margin for error...zero! 
The team with no injuries would help, but a more courageous Andy would also help. Therein lies a problem. 
With so much talent on offense, it's a shame we're going to have to wait until our defense can carry us again...watch!

(10-10-2016, 05:17 PM)Fan_in_Kettering Wrote: Andy Dalton is leading the AFC in passing yards with consistently crappy field position, without Tyler Eifert, without Marvin Jones, without Mohamed Sanu, with no supporting run game, and he's doing it all behind an offensive line that leaks worse than an unchanged diaper.

Best player on the Bengals?  Right now Andy might be the best player in the league.

Andy Dalton is reminding me of Manning:  Archie Manning.  In his day, Archie was the only thing the Saints had going for them and he played balls out every game and laid it all on the line on every down.  If Archie Manning had played on almost any other team besides New Orleans, he would have won more Super Bowl rings than his sons combined.

Andy might be the perfect successor to Carson Palmer -- in Arizona.  Can you imagine the numbers the Red Rifle could put up behind that monster offensive line and throwing to Larry Fitzgerald and Michael Floyd all day?

(10-10-2016, 01:21 PM)Wyche Wrote: This has been going on for years with this team.....


There are times the backs can't even get the handoff without someone being in their face....according to some (see below), that's 14's fault too.


Offensively, he and Gio....sometimes Hill....and AJ.


Yep, thought so too.
 

Yep, trolls gon' troll...


I'm not sure I follow your logic.  So, if o linemen can only sustain a block 1.8 sec, no one's open, and two or three d linemen are breathing down his neck....just what the hell is he supposed to do there?  

(10-10-2016, 10:29 AM)bengals67 Wrote: Andy played one hell of a game yesterday getting almost no support for our awful offensive line.  Any of you who are Dalton haters owe that man an apology.

Don't kid yourself. Our line play on both sides is awful.  Any hopes of A Super Bowl run are finished. Better for us to completely tank- which we might- to get in the top 10 of the draft next year.

(10-10-2016, 11:05 PM)Wyche Wrote: Dalton lacks in some departments.....courage is not one of them.  That may be the dumbest thing I've ever read on a message board......NASCAR forums included.  Congrats?

(10-11-2016, 12:49 AM)Hammerthis Wrote: It's football! Adapt and over come! Down 21-0? The level of urgency dictates Andy make an effort to make a play either with his arm or legs. Granted, I realize he's not the fastest running QB, but can hold his own when he's determined to run. Someone needs to get inside of his head to let him know that when trailing late, at some point he has change gears. 
The argument that there's nothing he can do while under duress is weak. 

(10-11-2016, 01:35 AM)Utts Wrote: Andy is fine, but clearly not the best. 

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(10-10-2016, 11:05 PM)Wyche Wrote:  

Dalton lacks in some departments.....courage is not one of them.  That may be the dumbest thing I've ever read on a message board......NASCAR forums included.  Congrats?

(10-11-2016, 04:06 PM)THE PISTONS Wrote: Dalton has progressed extremely well the past 2 years. I agree that this has been his best year as he has been under a ton of pressure.