Dalton outplayed Brady.....

[bengaldoug]

The PFF grades are in.


Dalton +1.1
Brady -2.7

Whoda thunk it?

:ss::ss::ss:

 

[jwil007]

hell was frozen yesterday

 

[RoboticDreams]

If Brady had A.J. Green, you guys would've been done for. Name 1 credible receiver on the Pats.

 

[ckhokie]

A normal day for Dandy, possibly the worst game of Brady's career, and there still isn't much of a discrepancy.

I suppose I can see it.

 

[jwil007]

Thats the Pats fault they dont have credible receivers...I consider Amendola that but he is soft tissue injured all the time.... With that said lets say we lose to them....then we are hearing this.. "You guys let Brady come in here and bust your asses with a bunch of rookie receivers, Bengals suck" EXACTLY! We did what we had to do to get the win and we made sure their running game didnt kill us either...We have no control over personnel decisions made in Foxboro....

 

[RoboticDreams]

Thats the Pats fault they dont have credible receivers...I consider Amendola that but he is soft tissue injured all the time.... With that said lets say we lose to them....then we are hearing this.. "You guys let Brady come in here and bust your asses with a bunch of rookie receivers, Bengals suck" EXACTLY! We did what we had to do to get the win and we made sure their running game didnt kill us either...We have no control over personnel decisions made in Foxboro....

I understand that but lets be realistic, Dalton didn't outplay Brady. I like your team and think if Dalton can be a little more consistent, you guys will make a lot of noise. I just thought the Brady being outplayed by Dalton title was funny.

 

[flamingrey]

The PFF grades are in.


Dalton +1.1
Brady -2.7

Whoda thunk it?

:ss::ss::ss:

Brady has played poorly pretty much all season.

 

[bengaldoug]

Brady has played poorly pretty much all season.

He was as poor as I have ever seen him yesterday. Inaccurate all day, bothered to the extreme by our pressure, and made some really poor decisions.

 

[DanBengalfan]

well, we've been down on Dalton pretty much all season. We know Brady is better overall, but he had a home crowd, rain, and a better defense to contend with yesterday. trust us, we know Dalton has his limits.

 

[BigBlueNation111]

Thats the Pats fault they dont have credible receivers...I consider Amendola that but he is soft tissue injured all the time.... With that said lets say we lose to them....then we are hearing this.. "You guys let Brady come in here and bust your asses with a bunch of rookie receivers, Bengals suck" EXACTLY! We did what we had to do to get the win and we made sure their running game didnt kill us either...We have no control over personnel decisions made in Foxboro....

 

[flamingrey]

If Brady had A.J. Green, you guys would've been done for. Name 1 credible receiver on the Pats.

Although it helps Andy to have AJ, from my understanding, the way PFF ranks QB's, it's more dependant on the reads the QB makes, accuracy of the pass, difficulty of the pass, etc.

 

[bengaldoug]

Dalton made a huge throw to get them out of their own end to Marvin Jones, and was generally decisive and accurate, save for the awful throw he made in the red zone throwing back across his body into the middle, which is the first lesson a quarterback is taught never to do. He also made some plays running the ball, and if I remember right even ran the read option once.

 

[jwil007]

Dalton made a huge throw to get them out of their own end to Marvin Jones, and was generally decisive and accurate, save for the awful throw he made in the red zone throwing back across his body into the middle, which is the first lesson a quarterback is taught never to do. He also made some plays running the ball, and if I remember right even ran the read option once.

He did run the read option once....and slid right before the 1st down lol....But it was a positive 9 yards...

 

[Cincyfan78]

He did run the read option once....and slid right before the 1st down lol....But it was a positive 9 yards...

At least he knows how to slide.

I think several QB's may be calling him this week for practice work on sliding with him as a coach.

RG III
Hoyer
EJ Manuel

 

[Cincyfan78]

Although it helps Andy to have AJ, from my understanding, the way PFF ranks QB's, it's more dependant on the reads the QB makes, accuracy of the pass, difficulty of the pass, etc.

I believe you are right. The grades, if I'm understanding correctly, don't weigh as heavily the outcome of the play as much as the reading of the play by the QB. A good read by a QB with a bad outcome will not affect as much as a bad read with a good outcome.

I could be wrong though, I'm not up to snuff with PFT's gradings.