12-21-2015, 09:57 PM
(12-21-2015, 09:26 PM)Rhinocero23 Wrote: Lol...this is great. My has the other shoe dropped. This is the same statement many who are not impressed with Dalton have posed for five seasons. Without fail it has always been met with stats, wins, or QBR.
How does that argument not work now. AJM was 71% completions, no int's, 200 yards, 115 QBR, win on the road where the Bengals haven't won in 40 years, and clinched a playoff spot.
AJM performed exactly like Dalton has...if you don't think much of his game then the same should hold true for Dalton. Game managers on a great team. With AJM there is nothing lost as a replacement to Dalton.
Dalton was averaging 260+ yards and 2.3 TD's per game when he went down. Those aren't "game manager" stats, sorry.
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