04-10-2017, 09:01 AM
(04-09-2017, 11:53 PM)BigSeph Wrote: AJ McCarron had a better QB rating in his first playoff game, 4th start in the NFL, in the pouring rain, than Andy Dalton has ever had in a playoff game in his life. And unlike Andy, he had the team ahead in the 4th quarter with the ball in their hands.
And AJM wouldn't even have had to play that year if Andy wasn't stinking up the joint vs Pittsburgh and trying to tackle a defensive lineman after choking and turning the ball over in the redzone like he has a tendency to do.
AJM (a winner in every facet of his life) almost saved the Bengals from their aura of choking, but Pacman and Burfict made sure to keep the choke alive.
What are you even talking about? Here are his redzone stats.
2016 - 13 TD / 0 INT
2015 - 19 TD / 3 INT
2014 - 12 TD / 0 INT
2013 - 21 TD / 3 INT
2012 - 20 TD / 0 INT
2011 - 14 TD / 0 INT
Guy is averaging one interception in the redzone a year.
Granted he also has 33 fumbles in 6 years(including recovered by his own team), but how many were in the redzone?
