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Yay. - milksheikh - 12-14-2015

Quote:#Bengals QB Andy Dalton won't have surgery on his injured thumb, source said. The hope is he's back for the playoffs. Depends how he heals.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet)

That sounds like good news.

If we can hopefully get a bye, I can see him coming back for playoffs.


Dalton won't need surgery; may be back for playoffs - Trademark - 12-14-2015

Great news

#Bengals QB Andy Dalton won't have surgery on his injured thumb, source said. The hope is he's back for the playoffs. Depends how he heals.

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) December 14, 2015


RE: Dalton won't need surgery; may be back for playoffs - StLucieBengal - 12-14-2015

Woot was just about to post. Now we just need AJ to get us through that Denver game and we should be the 2 seed.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000601513/article/dalton-wont-have-surgery-return-for-playoffs-hopeful


RE: Dalton won't need surgery; may be back for playoffs - StoneTheCrow - 12-14-2015

And Steelers fans everywhere drop from cloud nine to cloud, like 6ish.


RE: Dalton won't need surgery; may be back for playoffs - corpjet - 12-14-2015

How Bengal Nation feels after this news.......




RE: Dalton won't need surgery; may be back for playoffs - WeezyBengal - 12-14-2015

We need to get healthy asap. Wouldnt it be great if we win in Denver, have the #2 seed wrapped up before the finale with Baltimore and we can rest our starters?


RE: Dalton won't need surgery; may be back for playoffs - CornerBlitz - 12-14-2015

Good news but not yet jumping for joy. I hope Dalton is a quick healer because we need him if we want to break this playoff victory drought.


RE: Dalton won't need surgery; may be back for playoffs - clevelandsdad - 12-14-2015

PHEW


RE: Dalton won't need surgery; may be back for playoffs - Tiger Teeth - 12-14-2015

Well this is great news!  We're not out of this thing yet.   ThumbsUp


RE: Dalton won't need surgery; may be back for playoffs - BengalFanInNJ - 12-14-2015

Ok. Not the worst scenario so that is good.

Now they know Dalton's status and that he should be able to come back, the Bengals need to concentrate on beating San Francisco. They should be able to move the ball on those guys even with McCarron. It will be a close game regardless but if they can steal a win there, at least they will know they are in the playoffs to begin with.


RE: Dalton won't need surgery; may be back for playoffs - WeezyBengal - 12-14-2015

Marvin bout to be on:

http://www.iheart.com/live/espn-1530-1697/?autoplay=true&pname=4977&campid=local&callletters=wcky-am


RE: Dalton won't need surgery; may be back for playoffs - PApinhead - 12-14-2015

Good news!!! Now let's just hope he is back for the playoffs and playing like the Andy of this season.


RE: Dalton won't need surgery; may be back for playoffs - Harmening - 12-14-2015

Drink your milk Andy.


RE: Dalton won't need surgery; may be back for playoffs - LebanonFan - 12-14-2015

"Doctor" on ESPN just said that surgery would have been a better indicator of Andy to come back in time for the playoffs. No surgery means that there is nothing that could be done to speed the process and Andy's chances of playing this season would be slim. Who knows though. After seeing five different doctors for my son's elbow, all I had was five different opinions


RE: Dalton won't need surgery; may be back for playoffs - StLucieBengal - 12-14-2015

(12-14-2015, 04:56 PM)WeezyBengal Wrote: We need to get healthy asap. Wouldnt it be great if we win in Denver, have the #2 seed wrapped up before the finale with Baltimore and we can rest our starters?

Yes a draft pick game would be nice.

Depends on how andy is healing at that point. If it's slow then we should roll hard and get AJ as much exp with the 1's as possible


RE: Dalton won't need surgery; may be back for playoffs - WeezyBengal - 12-14-2015

(12-14-2015, 05:15 PM)LebanonFan Wrote: "Doctor" on ESPN just said that surgery would have been a better indicator of Andy to come back in time for the playoffs.  No surgery means that there is nothing that could be done to speed the process and Andy's chances of playing this season would be slim.  Who knows though.  After seeing five different doctors for my son's elbow, all I had was five different opinions

Interesting, sounded like in the press conference it was the complete opposite. Marvin said it was best case scenario that Andy didn't need surgery. 

Usually surgery means the break is incapable of healing on its own.


RE: Dalton won't need surgery; may be back for playoffs - yellowxdiscipline - 12-14-2015

Get the bye boys... Get that damn bye!


RE: Dalton won't need surgery; may be back for playoffs - Fresno B - 12-14-2015

Good. Now hopefully the guys who jumped ship can support the Bengals again.


RE: Dalton won't need surgery; may be back for playoffs - kevin - 12-14-2015

I would still bring in Ponder until Dalton is back, because McCarron needs a solid back-up, and what if the doctors are wrong about the time healing on this. My thumb could heal, but I'm not going to be throwing NFL passes. Does it heal fast enough for that....I hope it does.....but we should still bring in Ponder...and it could get re-injured very easy.....so bring in Ponder....and we could dump somebody and carry 3 QBs in the play-offs...The goal is Super Bowl, so lets load up at QB and go for it.


RE: Dalton won't need surgery; may be back for playoffs - SunsetBengal - 12-14-2015

I'm going to remain cautiously optimistic. Because, even if Andy's thumb does heal well enough to get cleared to play, it will likely be bitter cold by then, which makes it tough enough to be at the top of one's game, let alone while nursing a broken thumb.