(10-09-2019, 10:22 AM)Clappington Wrote: Andy isn’t the answer at all. But I’ve been saying that since 2011.

(10-09-2019, 10:22 AM)Clappington Wrote:  All those years bengals were suppose to beat the Texans in playoffs and Andy kept blowing it.

(10-08-2019, 03:14 PM)fredtoast Wrote: When Dalton threw 4 tds in the first half of a prime time game against the #1 defense in the league you said it was not impressive because what really matters is performance in 4th quarter under pressure, but when Dalton goes 13-14 for 157 yards and two tds in the fourth quarter to bring his team back from 14 points down you said it was not impressive because he had played poorly earlier in the game.

(10-09-2019, 01:35 PM)PhilHos Wrote: It's too bad rfaulk didn't read this post. I reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeally would like to see his response to this part.

(10-09-2019, 01:50 PM)rfaulk34 Wrote: I read it and decided not to reply because it was full of incorrect accusations. 

(10-09-2019, 04:42 PM)PhilHos Wrote: Not the part I quoted.

(10-09-2019, 05:20 PM)rfaulk34 Wrote: The first half of it is wrong because i never said it wasn't impressive. It didn't fit the question i had asked. 

The second half, i just gave it a big ole whoopdedoo because i was at the game and he didn't look good up till those last 2 drives. And those drives didn't produce a win. 

As i've said millions of times. He does juuuuuust enough to get there but can't get over. 

(10-10-2019, 03:38 PM)reuben.ahmed Wrote: Can we try someone who is mobile? How are we fielding a non mobile QB behind this line? I was surprised that Andy had the 2nd most rushing yards of any QB in the past X years, did anyone else hear that stat?

(10-10-2019, 03:38 PM)reuben.ahmed Wrote: Can we try someone who is mobile? How are we fielding a non mobile QB behind this line? I was surprised that Andy had the 2nd most rushing yards of any QB in the past X years, did anyone else hear that stat?

(10-07-2019, 10:22 AM)bengalfan74 Wrote: Andy Dalton in his 9th season has a QB rating of 86.9 and the Bengals are 0-5.

Among QB's with 100+ pass attempts there is a grand total of 6 QB's with lower ratings. Two are rookies - D. Jones 85.4 and K. Murray 80.1 Two are 2nd year - B. Mayfield 77.2 and J. Allen 75.2 Trubisky in his 3rd season is 81.0 and Goff in his 4th is 83.0

So there's a total of two QB's past their 2nd season with a worse QB rating than are experienced veteran in his 9th season.

I know, I know everybody is gonna come on here and talk about the horrible Oline, AJ being out, lack of running game, dropped passes, the bad defense, the coaching, the playcalling, and on and on and on.

Yet every weekend I watch other football games with QB's under just as much pressure as AD still getting the job done, or at least putting up a much better effort. BTW Dalton had a lot of clean pockets in the Arizona game.

It'a absolutely true AD is not the only problem on this team, there's no doubt. But when is this fanbase going to admit in the same breath that AD is not part of the solution either ?

AT 0-5 our chances of making the playoffs are like .00000001% pull the damn plug already and let's see what we have in the backups. It's obvious AD is not part of the answer going forward.

(10-07-2019, 10:22 AM)bengalfan74 Wrote: Andy Dalton in his 9th season has a QB rating of 86.9 and the Bengals are 0-5.

Among QB's with 100+ pass attempts there is a grand total of 6 QB's with lower ratings. Two are rookies - D. Jones 85.4 and K. Murray 80.1 Two are 2nd year - B. Mayfield 77.2 and J. Allen 75.2 Trubisky in his 3rd season is 81.0 and Goff in his 4th is 83.0

So there's a total of two QB's past their 2nd season with a worse QB rating than are experienced veteran in his 9th season.

I know, I know everybody is gonna come on here and talk about the horrible Oline, AJ being out, lack of running game, dropped passes, the bad defense, the coaching, the playcalling, and on and on and on.

Yet every weekend I watch other football games with QB's under just as much pressure as AD still getting the job done, or at least putting up a much better effort. BTW Dalton had a lot of clean pockets in the Arizona game.

It'a absolutely true AD is not the only problem on this team, there's no doubt. But when is this fanbase going to admit in the same breath that AD is not part of the solution either ?

AT 0-5 our chances of making the playoffs are like .00000001% pull the damn plug already and let's see what we have in the backups. It's obvious AD is not part of the answer going forward.

(10-11-2019, 10:53 AM)MEBengalsFan Wrote: Andy Dalton current play reminds me of how Palmer was before the Bengals drafted Andy. That year Palmer didn't trust his OL and it ended up with him holding out and eventually being traded. The Bengals ended up drafting and Dalton and all was good with the Bengals after that for five years and since the team started losing in 2016 things have gone from good to where they are now. 

I can understand where Dalton is coming from the mental aspect of the game. I believe it is the responsibility of the QB coach and the OC to help Dalton get over this hump. I don't see Van Pelt or Callahan making this happen and it is why I feel the rest of this year the QB play will continue to be below average. 

If the Bengals want to win they need to help Dalton get past his mental block that is impeding this team from winning games. And if the team isn't able to help Dalton it is time to bench him and let someone else play to get needed reps to see what the team has for next year to determine if the team needs to use a high pick on a new QB. 

(10-13-2019, 03:27 PM)John Shaft Wrote: Watching a drive driven by WRs making athletic catches. All of a sudden, Dalton attempts a pass to a WELL COVERED receiver that is deflected and intercepted. Dalton obviously knew where he was going to throw it....... REGARDLESS OF COVERAGE. Not good.