Is this Daltons "Brady /Beldsoe" moment?

[Nicomo Cosca]

(10-12-2020, 06:16 PM)fredtoast Wrote: But they would not have anything to back up their claim.

Bengals still had a healthy .565 winning percentage in the 69 games where Green had fewer than 85 receiving yards (39-30).

Compare that to the .361 winning percentage in 72 games where Dalton had a passer rating under 90 (26-46).

Dalton carried the Bengals.

Who was the better player Andy or AJ? Should be a simple question (with an easy answer).

Just compare them to their peers. How many times did AJ finish in the top 10 in any receiving categories? How many times did Dalton finish top 10 in any passing categories?

Honestly this is just a ridiculous thing to debate. Even the most biased people should be able to admit there were two better players on the Bengals offense from 11-15. Their names where AJ Green and Andrew Whitworth.

Idk why it’s not enough to just say Andy was really good, but probably our 3rd best player on offense. And it should certainly be easy to admit he didn’t “carry them.”

Not every QB is lucky enough to have a prime AJ Green. I love Tyler Boyd, but Burrow sure as hell doesn’t have that level of #1 right now.