Dalton's make or break year

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(07-24-2019, 03:13 PM)Shake n Blake Wrote: 1. No one said Dalton was a "great" 

2. Dalton played for probably the worst prime-time and playoff coach in the history of sports. Kinda hurts his chances of having "willed" us to win, when we're not doing much winning in those scenarios. Palmer sucked in prime-time/playoffs too. Doesn't that indicate something?

3. Even still, there ARE some examples:

- 280 yards + 1 TD + 81.7 rating vs Steelers
- 146 yards + 2 TDs + 93.7 rating vs Broncos (stats weren't great, but he had several key throws/runs in that game, sans AJ Green)
- 234 yards + 3 TDs + 139.8 rating vs Browns (yeah people won't count it "cuz Browns", yet they count 2.0 vs Browns)
- 296 yards + 1 TD + 111.8 rating vs playoff Dolphins team 
- 265 yards + 4 TDs + 107.7 rating vs Ravens

Those are all since 2014, and this is leaving out some prime-time games where he played great, but the team still lost. Such as:

- 315 yards + 2 TDs + 99.8 rating vs Cardinals (we lost because our defense allowed 34 points)
- 234 yards + 2 TDs + 96.2 rating vs Steelers (our defense gave up 184 yards and 13 points on the Steelers last 3 drives)
- 230 yards + 2 TDs + 86.4 rating vs Steelers (literally everything other than our pass game was terrible)

I don't know why you're just ignoring my question and throwing numbers at me. 

When is the last time a "big" game (again, not your standard 1:00 Sunday game--and again again--that doesn't mean they're not "important") ended and you could say, "man, if it wasn't for Dalton's performance, that game would have been an "L"?

All asked because...when prime time comes around and when playoff games come around, you want a QB that can go out and do his part to get the "W".