Quarterbacks in their first playoff start

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(01-17-2022, 08:37 PM)CloeHokie Wrote: Lol. Dalton sucks fellas. Sorry. He is an average middle of the road QB who is never going to win a playoff game. Something Burrow has done on his first healthy attempt at a season.

I am not one to look at stats for the most part. I feel as though you can twist stats to suit your argument. For me its the eye test 85% with stats filling in the 15%. Dalton simply never passed the eye test. Maybe he would for a few games but that was it. I think Carr is a very good comparison QB to Dalton in that he is a good QB that can get it done or you. He just can't get it done when it matters and never will. So while he is a 16/32 range QB he will never ever take you to the next level. I view that as someone holding you back. In fact I will post a thread soon about someone I think is holding a team in our division back on. (It is NOT Baker) Lmao.

For the eye test purpose Burrow certainly passes. This game I felt as though he was a bit hand cuffed at times by the play calling. But he still makes the checks at the line and swaps into a good play. He knows where the open WR/TE is and knows how each one of them likes the ball thrown to them. That is key. Look where he puts the ball for each guy. It is different. He knows what they like and gives it to them. He has it all and will win us many more playoff games to come.

I look forward to it as should we all!

WHO DEY!!!

Sorry Cloe, but Andy doesn't suck; didn't then, didn't now. He's bog-standard, middle of the pack. Won't lose you a game, but won't win it for you either, just with better numbers: an ascended Dilfer.

You said so yourself, 16/32 range.

Anyways, I agree that we should look forward to the future and what Burrow will bring us; it's a high I've been on since the Fiesta Bowl, 2019 (thanks to Whitworth, I'm a de facto LSU fan )