Jags/Bengals gameday thread

[Tubbs1518]

How did they not get him. There is that MVP D again.

 

[vancelot23]

Maulaluga fell down right in front of him...lol

 

[flamingrey]

Flaming wants Brady out of a rookie. Actually he wants Palmer back, so can't compliment Dalton in any way. If he makes a big play, it's always a bad D, or he'll nitpick the throw. Kinda sad.

I speak it how I see it.

His stats for one speak for themselves.

I'm glad you can settle for mediocrity. I want perfection.

 

[vancelot23]

You want Palmer who was a bit less than perfect himself.

 

[Tubbs1518]

You want to suck Palmers dick.

 

[Gypsumstack]

I speak it how I see it.

His stats for one speak for themselves.

I'm glad you can settle for mediocrity. I want perfection.

Way to guarantee yourself nothing but disappointment in life.

 

[vancelot23]

You have to have attainable expectations. To expect perfection from a rookie QB is lunacy on your part, not failure on Dalton's part. He's going to have growing pains, and make bad plays. He hasn't made any more bad plays than Palmer would have, and I'd argue Palmer made more bad decisions, trying to throw into coverage. Dalton hasn't forced throws like Palmer did.

 

[BigBlueNation111]

I speak it how I see it.

His stats for one speak for themselves.

I'm glad you can settle for mediocrity. I want perfection.

Perfection is in the eye of the beholder...this kid will get his and you'll be glad you were here to witness it happen.

 

[flamingrey]

You want Palmer who was a bit less than perfect himself.

I'm sure you have a point here...

I've never advocated for benching Dalton.

 

[Gypsumstack]

For the love of fuck! Put your goddamn feet on the 10 yard line and do not go backwards. How do these idiots not get this?

 

[vancelot23]

Well, that was a bad throw.

 

[flamingrey]

You have to have attainable expectations. To expect perfection from a rookie QB is lunacy on your part, not failure on Dalton's part. He's going to have growing pains, and make bad plays. He hasn't made any more bad plays than Palmer would have, and I'd argue Palmer made more bad decisions, trying to throw into coverage. Dalton hasn't forced throws like Palmer did.

I mentioned where I'd like to see Dalton improve in order to be successful in the long run. You know, constructive criticism. That's all.

But then all you Dalton groupies took offense and it's all of a sudden I hate Dalton since you guys can't disagree with my constructive criticism, or just don't have the ability to see the more minor intricacies.

*Edit: Dalton has never had to force throws into coverage because the scheme is a 100x better than it was before. And I hope he never has to.

 

[futballiscool]

hmm... think FR gets the last laugh...

at least for the moment

 

[BigBlueNation111]

WTF DALTON!!!!!!!

 

[Tubbs1518]

Most people have points here except you. You never seem to have one. There's that wind coming into play.

 

[vancelot23]

Criticism is fine, but overcriticism is pointless.

 

[vancelot23]

Nice stop for the D, holding them to 3.

 

[flamingrey]

hmm... think FR gets the last laugh...

at least for the moment

Actually, I'm not laughing.

I want him to improve, I want us to win games even this season. Others are happy where he's at and how the team is playing.

 

[cincyreds45212]

terrible throw by Dalton, but seriously i doubt Palmer makes that effort in stopping the guy, great tackle and saved a TD

 

[BigBlueNation111]

I mentioned where I'd like to see Dalton improve in order to be successful in the long run. You know, constructive criticism. That's all.

But then all you Dalton groupies took offense and it's all of a sudden I hate Dalton since you guys can't disagree with my constructive criticism, or just don't have the ability to see the more minor intricacies.

.......na...i'm good,but we all have our opinion's bud.Hey..atleast we held um to a FG.