Who is the Bengals Offensive MVP in 2017-18?

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(07-12-2017, 04:49 PM)guyofthetiger Wrote: My definition of a deep ball is not 20 yards or even 40 yards. And not the end result. I'm talking about airing it out to the receiver. Your stats probably include a 10 yard pass where the receiver ran 30+ yards. I'm talking about a deep pass in the air. I'm not on drugs.

(07-12-2017, 11:40 PM)rfaulk34 Wrote: Regardless, 30, 40 or 50 yards in the air, Dalton performs well when compared to other QBs in the NFL so you're conclusion that "Dalton can't throw a deep pass" is incorrect. 

Dalton can throw the deep ball and does so with great success. He owes this to his timing and anticipation. WTS, the "deep ball" is not a true indicator of arm strength. I would be amazed it there is any starting QB in the NFL that cannot throw the ball 50 yards in the air, just put more air under it. 

The true test of arm strength is can the QB fire it into that closing window on his back foot; ect...Many experts have suggested Andy has a weak at; however, it doesn't matter on the deep ball. In the past this is why I suggested Andy gets rid of the ball so quickly it travels in the air longer.

Either way a "weak arm" is just a last moniker to give a QB; hell, Peyton Manning was said to have a weak arm. That QB has had that arm strength his whole career. The key is anticipation and timing. IMO, this is why Andy throws the really "WTF was he doing" INT. 

So you're both right.