Dalton's make or break year

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(07-31-2019, 12:49 PM)rfaulk34 Wrote: If you type that one more time, i'm putting you on ignore. 

I just re-posted my original question a couple posts up. If you can't answer that question and quit making up other stuff to go along with it, i'll just stop replying to your posts. 

For the last time, i never once stated he couldn't play well--under the lights or otherwise--i'm looking for the game that puts him in the conversation as one of the better QBs in the league.  That discussion usually happens when QBs up their play under the lights or in the post season. A game or two in an 8 year career where he plays a great half, or has a "good" game won't start that conversation for him. 


Currently, no one other than some Bengals fans think he is anything more than an average QB. 

Seems that if the only way to judge if a QB is one of the better ones in the league is prime time play then everyone would immediately cite the prime time game that defines all of the really good QBs.  But the truth is that most people decide who is the bets QB by the way they play in ALL games.  And for some reason that does not apply to Dalton.

Pretty funny that you claim the only way you judge the better QBs in the league is prime time games, but when asked to list those prime time games you say you can't do it.  How many have you came up with so far that have played well in more than "a game or two"?


If prime time play was what really defined a good QB then every fan would be able to cite the exact prime time game that mad each QB great.