01-03-2016, 10:51 PM
(01-03-2016, 11:34 AM)Rhinocero23 Wrote: This is more true than many would like to admit. If the backup QB can do exactly what was expected of the starting QB...play solid and not lose the game...the team should advance. Obviously Dalton's experience level gives him a sizable advantage over McCarron but other than that they are virtually the same level as far as skillset goes.
Dalton was have a very good year, there is no question to that. If McCarron approaches the game plan the same way he will (and has to this point) produced very similarly to what Andy did in the first 3 QTR's of the season. As you said "the team was built to hide the deficiencies of the QB".
(01-03-2016, 10:03 PM)2MinutesHate Wrote: I never said anything about any drop off. This thread has absolutely nothing to do with andy dalton. It's about whether ajmcc can get us a playoff win. I think he can. I could say dalton cannot because he's winless in 4 attempts, but that would be silly. And this thread is not about andy dalton.
Maybe I can help you out. Look way back to the first page and you'll find the above post. It was the first post that brought up this McCarron vs Dalton BS and it came from a Dalton basher, not me. I was only responding to it. So maybe you should tell him this isn't a Dalton thread?
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