Dalton's make or break year

[Nicomo Cosca]

(07-12-2019, 09:22 PM)GreenCornBengal Wrote: Dodging my question cuz its hard eh?

Here are my five players who have performed just as poorly as Dalton, in respect to how well they perform in the regular season:

(All of the below is based on playoff appearances from 2011-2015)

1. Reggie Nelson (one of my favorite Bengals) - 5 playoff appearances, 0INTs, 0PDs, 0FFs, 2 sacks

2. Carlos Dunlap - 5 playoff appearance, 0.5 sacks, 6 QB hits, 7 solo tackles, 6 assists

3. AJ Green - 4 playoff appearances, 232 yards and 1 TD on 18 receptions, highest yard total of 80 yards. 47 yards, in 2011, 80 in 2012, 34 in 2013, and 71 in 2015 (sure, blame Dalton on this one, at least that argument somewhat holds)

4. Geno Atkins - 4 playoff appearances, 2.5 sacks, 9 solo tackles, 4 assists

5. Gio Bernard - 3 playoff appeances, 21 rushes for 79 yards, 2 fumbles including the costly one in SD that cost us the game IMO



But please, go on about how bad Dalton is while the rest of the team has really stepped up! Has he done well? Hell NO! Buts l nobody else has done anything worth mentioning.

It's sad when our best playoff performer of the Dalton era is Rex freaking Burkhead.

So Carlos Dunlap not racking up sacks is equal to the QUARTERBACK playing like someone in the special Olympics?

This place is hilarious. Sorry that expectations are higher for the most important position, and (usually) the leader of the team.

If your QB isn’t at least competent in the playoffs, you better have the 2000 Ravens or 85 Bears defense out there. But I guess it’s easier to build a team like that than it is to find one guy who doesn’t shit the bed...