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He's getting the staff he wants. What about players?
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(01-24-2019, 01:57 AM)JSR18 Wrote: Tiger I think you maybe more right than wrong...

From an interview with Duke Tobin: 

It looks like who is ever the guy is going to have Dalton as his guy as he heads into his ninth year and turns 32 in mid-season.


“We're very comfortable with Andy,” Tobin said. “We think he's got a number of years left. We feel like we can win with him. But with any position group, we don't just throw away the whole draft board at a group just because we're satisfied with who we have. We'll evaluate them and look at them and see if there's an opportunity to add a guy at every position.”



 

The right way to go about it. I don't find Duke Tobin to be as dumb as some.

(01-24-2019, 02:24 AM)BengalChris Wrote: That but is something new from the Bengals. Under Marvin the team didn't want a QB controversy and Marvin mentioned that point several times. To prove it, the Bengals have passed on QBs in the draft who would have, at the very least, given Dalton a run for his money.

Also, the team passed up an opportunity to trade for Phillip Rivers when he was available a few years ago.

Then there's that word comfortable again. That's Mike Brown talking. I guess he's not completely gone yet.

 

Eh, Dalton is a pretty solid QB. I don't think many teams would just act like he was a schlub. Solid starter with an accurate arm and one of the quickest releases in the NFL. Give the guy SOME credit. I can understand why you would be comfortable with him as your starter going into the regular season...

The postseason is yet to be determined under a new coach.

I don't necessarily think Mikey is behind Duke's quote here.
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RE: He's getting the staff he wants. What about players? - Nate (formerly eliminate08) - 01-26-2019, 03:25 PM

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