Stuck with quarterback Andy Dalton

[Helldog]

Originally Posted by HellMarine

Replying to his threads are rather useless. He'll compose a long post, and then he won't reply to anyone speaking. We won't see Umkubas again unless the Bengals lose in the playoffs, then he'll rant about the mediocrity of Dalton for the off-season again.

I find them rather entertaining.

[Bengals fan for years]

Originally Posted by Bonnie Bengal

I watched the NFL Network replay of the Pittsburgh Cincy game last night and Dalton played a lot better than I thought. A lot of his throws should have been caught. He did overthrow two deep balls though, so he needs to work on that. He made some mistakes obviously, but overall, I think he's doing very well for a 2nd year QB.

Yeah he overthrows those deep balls because he has no arm strength.

/sarcasm

[joliecat]

Originally Posted by jack1953

+1 Because defense wins football games mediocre QBs have won SBs as we mentioned before, the 2000 Ravens and 2002 Buccaneers.

Ha ha! And the quarterback for the 2000 Ravens was Trent Dilfer, who had been with the Buccaneers for four seasons.

That was when I lived in Florida and the Buccaneer's defense used to punish other teams so badly I felt sorry for them. But it was fun when they won the Super Bowl.

[wolfkaosaun]

I'm sorry the Bengals are stuck with a young QB that is mentioned in the same sentence as Peyton Manning and Dan Marino.

[Housh]

Originally Posted by HellMarine

Replying to his threads are rather useless. He'll compose a long post, and then he won't reply to anyone speaking. We won't see Umkubas again unless the Bengals lose in the playoffs, then he'll rant about the mediocrity of Dalton for the off-season again.

Yep....he'll make sure its a sure loss too, just so he doesnt look stupid again. With 0.1 seconds left in the 4th he'll either find this horrible thread or make a new one sayng "ha ha told you so Dalton *****".

I could actually predict the reactions because its happened before. Everyone will snap on him, but like 2 people will agree and in his head that means hes good to keep posting horribly. That thread will somehow reach 8 pages because somebody will get into a fight and blah blah, and then our board will look stupid and trash to outsiders, and blah blah.


And its all because out of the 100 people that posted in it, disagreeing with him, 2 DANG people had to agree. Thats literally why these guys keep posting this trash, because people agree with them

[LeTigre]

That initial post in this thread was high comedy. I think what made it funny is that I don't think its a troll. It seems like it was posted seriously.

I feel really bad for Denver, too, they are stuck with Peyton Manning.

[bengalfan4life27c]

andy needs 409 yard for 4000 if he plays entire game he has a realistic shot.

[THEBURG]

Originally Posted by bengalfan4life27c

andy needs 409 yard for 4000 if he plays entire game he has a realistic shot.

[BigPapaKain]

Originally Posted by wolfkaosaun

I'm sorry the Bengals are stuck with a young QB that is mentioned in the same sentence as Peyton Manning and Dan Marino.

The horror.

[Shake n Blake]

Originally Posted by Bonnie Bengal

I watched the NFL Network replay of the Pittsburgh Cincy game last night and Dalton played a lot better than I thought. A lot of his throws should have been caught. He did overthrow two deep balls though, so he needs to work on that. He made some mistakes obviously, but overall, I think he's doing very well for a 2nd year QB.

I know for sure that on one of those, Polamalu was coming totally unblocked on a blitz, so Andy had to rush his throw. Can't really blame him on that one.

[umkubas]

For a thread stated in 1-26-2012, the thesis of "Stuck with qaurterback Andy Dalton" is proving right with every playoff loss acquired (now standing at 2 for quarterback Dalton).

Quarterback Dalton has proven a consistent regular season quartreback with a record of 19-13.

Quarterback Dalton is proven more than inept in both wild card games played.

[MississippiBengals]

What makes you illegitimate is your hope for AJ McCarron. Surely this is a joke by you as he would be an extremely inept QB. Andy Dalton will always be a better QB than McCarron.

This atleast takes my mind off of last Saturdays debacle.

Who Dey

[tmangoud]

Originally Posted by Bengals fan for years

Yeah he overthrows those deep balls because he has no arm strength.

/sarcasm

Actually that could be a sign of not having great arm strength.
Arm strength is not about throwing the ball long.

Alot of high school football QB's can throw the ball long.............

[tmangoud]

Andy Dalton is a winner.
He's always been.

But I think the entire city is realizing that Andy Dalton is NOT the answer @ QB for the Cincinnati Bengals.
Unless you strive to be average.

Andy is also not very mobile.
Very slow afoot.
He can't get yards on the ground or scramble.
Andy doesn't have great arm strength.
Andy holds onto the ball to long.
Andy doesn't move well in the pocket.

Andy wears a Bengal uniform----thats cool but that doesn't make him a better player than he is.

[Hammerstripes]

Originally Posted by tmangoud

Andy Dalton is a winner.
He's always been.

But I think the entire city is realizing that Andy Dalton is NOT the answer @ QB for the Cincinnati Bengals.
Unless you strive to be average.

Andy is also not very mobile.
Very slow afoot.
He can't get yards on the ground or scramble.
Andy doesn't have great arm strength.
Andy holds onto the ball to long.
Andy doesn't move well in the pocket.

Andy wears a Bengal uniform----thats cool but that doesn't make him a better player than he is.

How many QBs are the answer if they have a poor running game, 1 good WR to throw to, a gaping hole up the middle on the o-line?

It's still a little too early for me to judge him. When you are throwing to AJ Green and ......... for the whole season, there's a problem. The front office needs to address the offense in the offseason. If we get some playmakers in here at WR, then there should be no excuse.

[kramer1]

Originally Posted by Hammerstripes

How many QBs are the answer if they have a poor running game, 1 good WR to throw to, a gaping hole up the middle on the o-line?

It's still a little too early for me to judge him. When you are throwing to AJ Green and ......... for the whole season, there's a problem. The front office needs to address the offense in the offseason. If we get some playmakers in here at WR, then there should be no excuse.

Andrew Luck didn't have a problem.

[fortyyearfan]

Originally Posted by Hammerstripes

How many QBs are the answer if they have a poor running game, 1 good WR to throw to, a gaping hole up the middle on the o-line?

It's still a little too early for me to judge him. When you are throwing to AJ Green and ......... for the whole season, there's a problem. The front office needs to address the offense in the offseason. If we get some playmakers in here at WR, then there should be no excuse.

Andy is a serviceable qb,this is what i mean by that.His team around him, MUST play great defense,have a super running attack, great special teams.If we expect him to put the team on his shoulders and carry them, he is not that type of dude.Andrew Luck will win a super bowl before andy does unless he gets proper coaching and great players around him.A team must have a very good qb to win in this game of football. He is the man that makes it happen.The qb for the seahawks is my kinda of qb. he is what is called a LEADER.I been around football fifty years.IT STARTS WITH GREAT COACHING in all phases. we do not have that.case in point.Drew Brees gets his coach back in 2013, shaue peyton i believe his name is. THEY WILL BE IN THE PLAYOFFS if drew stays healthy.probably a favorite to make the superbowl. By the way the super bowl after this one is in new york, where it is pickin cold and ugly.stupid, really.

[Dmac18]

Jesus it's his second year give him a chance. How can you build without stability. Would you like to be like the Browns and draft a qb or hire a coach every year! How's that working out? We went to the Playoffs 2 years in a row a view more pieces and we will be there. It's easy to point out peoples mistakes when things don't work out. Mid season people couldn't remove themselves from AD jock strap. Bad games happen. We will alway's have are chance though with this group, it's a good group of guy's let's not try and chase them away.

[Dayne333]

Manning took over as Colts starting QB in 1998. His first playoff win was January 4, 2004 (2003 season) against the Denver Broncos in the Wildcard round. He had lost three playoff games (1999, 2000, 2002) prior to that first win.

7th season before super bowl

I am not saying he is Peyton Manning but don't you see the simularities in the Bengals and the Colts in that they struggled for three or four years before they got over the hump?

I have been a fan for a lot of years and like this year better than the 4 and 12 years!

[kramer1]

Originally Posted by Dmac18

Jesus it's his second year give him a chance. How can you build without stability. Would you like to be like the Browns and draft a qb or hire a coach every year! How's that working out? We went to the Playoffs 2 years in a row a view more pieces and we will be there. It's easy to point out peoples mistakes when things don't work out. Mid season people couldn't remove themselves from AD jock strap. Bad games happen we will alway's have are chance though with this group it's a good group of guy's Let's not try and chase them away.

23 years. 0 playoff wins.

And counting.....tick, tock, tick, tock

[Dmac18]

Originally Posted by kramer1

23 years. 0 playoff wins.

And counting.....tick, tock, tick, tock

So who's this Qb and coach that's out there that would give us a better chance next year. And how do you go about doing it.

[kramer1]

Originally Posted by Dmac18

So who's this Qb and coach that's out there that would give us a better chance next year. And how do you go about doing it.

Coach? Several. That's never gonna happen, though. We all know that.

QB? That's where it gets tricky. Just because the options are limited does not take away from that fact that our situation is dire.

[bengalmike]

Originally Posted by kramer1

23 years. 0 playoff wins.

And counting.....tick, tock, tick, tock

Paul Alexander O-line coach .19 years and counting....tick,tock,tick. tock

[3wt]

Originally Posted by kramer1

Andrew Luck didn't have a problem.

Did you watch the playoff game against the Ravens???? Didn't have time to throw. Was throwing it everywhere but to a receiver.

[Dmac18]

Originally Posted by kramer1

Coach? Several. That's never gonna happen, though. We all know that.

QB? That's where it gets tricky. Just because the options are limited does not take away from that fact that our situation is dire.

John Gruden or Nick Sabben anyone else i wouldn't even think about.

Not dire AD will become a good QB he has all the thing's you can't teach he just needs help from a strong Oline and deep balls that can be done. Its his second year, I think people forget how long it takes to develope a QB. Build a better team around "Oline mainly" him he will be better.