Burrow is doing beyond fantastic

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(10-27-2020, 10:43 PM)QueenCity Wrote: Clearly the Ravens game is bringing his stats down considerably. Failure to acknowledge that is showing an agenda.

He has 2 Steelers and 1 Ravens game left... however he has 4 games in a row where he can go 300+ with multiple TD's against bottom half ball clubs.

If you aren't able to tell the difference of QB play between Dalton and Burrow at this point. You should reconsider being a football fan... seriously.

Burrow is 3rd in passing in the NFL not bad for a rook

And the Philly game is bringing his stats up considerably. 

You can't remove games against good teams and then just look at the games against bad teams. That's showing an agenda..

If Burrow doesn't throw an INT and lose a Fumble against the Browns on Sunday, he doesn't need to throw for 300+ yards. Just throwing for a bunch of yardage isn't proof of doing well. Driving 60 yards, turning the ball over, driving another 60 yards and settling for a FG is 120 yards. Sure great, but it's only 3 points. You can't go into the red zone and then turn the ball over.  

Burrow inside the 20: 56.1% completion, t-2nd most INT
Burrow inside the 10: 47.4% completion t-1st most INT

I'm not worried about it though, because he's a rookie and rookies make rookie mistakes. He'll get that fixed and he'll be great. It's just a little too early right now to be spending time polishing his knob and fitting him for a yellow jacket, is all.

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Literally the only people complaining about Burrow v Dalton comparisons right now are the ONLY ones bringing Dalton up in the first place. This is a thread about him doing "beyond fantastic". Nobody in here is saying he isn't playing better than Dalton.