06-01-2015, 08:39 PM
(06-01-2015, 02:39 PM)XenoMorph Wrote: If he manages what none of the others could... Then i think he will start to be viewed in a higher light. Boomer and Kenny helped us reach a SB sure.. But you cant give either all the credit for those seasons either.. Just like you cant give dalton all the credit or blame.... they just happen to be the "Guy" at the time it all happened. and contribute to that.
His numbers should bounce back to 2013 level or better with all his toys on the field. (imo)
Like i said though its hard to consider him the greatest of all time when hes not done yet.
Just like its hard to consider anyone else on the list the best of all time in bengals history since 2 of them tie in their highest accomplishment of a SB loss.
There are a few more things going to Anderson and Esiason in that both had league passing titles and league MVP awards. They've been the only two Bengals to ever win the award. And until the Bengals win a SB, getting there is the team's highest accomplishment.
I do agree that Dalton shouldn't be compared with them at this point since he's not done. Who knows he might end up winning 3 SBs. But for now, he needs to put together a good season.
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