(09-15-2017, 12:39 PM)Interceptor Wrote: "The only man able to stop Michael Jordan was Dean Smith"

And this is what is happening with this team under the current coaching staff.

(09-15-2017, 12:45 PM)CageTheBengal Wrote: Do you think if he dyed his hair it would help?

(09-15-2017, 12:46 PM)Interceptor Wrote: Mike Brown has hair?

(09-15-2017, 12:43 PM)Brownshoe Wrote: Dalton isn't holding this offense back. He's been a good QB for the Bengals. It doesn't matter if we had Rodgers, Brady, Brees, or whoever behind that line and under our OC they will play poorly. Dalton has played bad these past few games, but extremely poor play design and OL play has shook him, like it would any other QB.

(09-15-2017, 01:07 PM)Bengalindayton Wrote: You can't be serious, Brady, Bree's , Rodgers all elavate their team. Have you seen Dalton in the pocket, yes the line is not good but he has always been horrible in the pocket, Andy Dalton has to have pro bowlers all around him on o to excel, all those other qbs have way less to work with over the years than Andy has, truth is he's not very good when everything around him isn't perfect. Did we watch the same first two games of the season? Balls flying over recievers heads, over throws, basic 5 yard slant thrown to lafells feet, and has been horrible this year and my point is if he doesnt have elite all around him then this is what we are Gona get

(09-15-2017, 12:36 PM)Bengalindayton Wrote: We have a "defensively minded" head coach (if you can even call him that) a red headed second round pick from tcu at QB and a lame duck offensive cordinator who has been a qb coach for 13 years. In those 13 years not one other team has checked about the availability of zampese, but they sure have called about zimmer, hue, gruden, Vance Joseph, etc. point is we're dealing with slim Pickens in terms of talent at qb, coach and oc . Aj green was right last night when he said "it's a superstar league" and at those 3 key positions on offense we have a trio of below average. Not good enough, hasn't been good enough, never will be good enough when those 3 are the faces of this offense. Feel bad for eifert, green and gio. Who are basically being held back by those 3

(09-15-2017, 12:45 PM)CageTheBengal Wrote: Do you think if he dyed his hair it would help?

(09-15-2017, 12:43 PM)Brownshoe Wrote: Dalton isn't holding this offense back. He's been a good QB for the Bengals. It doesn't matter if we had Rodgers, Brady, Brees, or whoever behind that line and under our OC they will play poorly. Dalton has played bad these past few games, but extremely poor play design and OL play has shook him, like it would any other QB.

(09-15-2017, 01:37 PM)Stonyhands Wrote: Nope, this is complete bullshit.  Every QB has to face diversity now and then.  Dalton cannot overcome the very obstacles that separate average QBs from good/great QBs.  You shouldn't have to surround your NFL QB with 1st round picks in order for them to do their job.  Andy has had plenty of stinkers when we had Whitworth and Zeitler, Gruden or Hue.  People act like he was such a great QB the last couple years when in fact any NFL QB could have came in and did what he did with the talent we have on this team.  

I will give you that our line isn't the best it's been in his career and I'm not a big fan of Zampese but neither of these excuse Dalton from his poor long ball his entire career, or his inability to read  a defense.  He always had issues with batted balls.  He's had issues locking onto receivers going back to his college playing days...go read scouting reports.  In all of his time here he's never ever carried this team on his back.  The one time he got hurt his backup came in won a couple games, took the eventual Super Bowl Champs to overtime, and gave us the closest to a playoff victory in over two decades against our heated rivals.  

This organization has always been plagued with not knowing when to cut the weak link.  From failing kickers to TEs(Coates) who can't catch, offensive lineman who can't block(Roland).  Look at the most successful franchise over the last decade and ask if this is how they run their program.

(09-15-2017, 05:24 PM)Bengalindayton Wrote: Still waiting? My point In all of this is confidence. When you have red hair you're already behind the 8ball, it takes a very confident man to lead others with red hair.