as the only one who actually faced a winning and division-leading team of those "hot button" QBs selected because they're frequently brought up on FH as the standard bearers. Not too shabby, eh?
Telling...LOLas the only one who actually faced a winning and division-leading team of those "hot button" QBs selected because they're frequently brought up on FH as the standard bearers. Not too shabby, eh?
as the only one who actually faced a winning and division-leading team of those "hot button" QBs selected because they're frequently brought up on FH as the standard bearers. Not too shabby, eh?
Andy Dalton still blows. Said it before and will say it again. The more I see of the Bengals, the more I realize their QB is A) a terrible road QB, and B) holding that football team back.
B-b-b-but Awsi says he's the bestestest QB evarz11!1!1!
So Dalton fails to do something that Tannehill did just one week earlier: go into the ketchup bottle and walk away with a W.
So the conclusion is that he was better today than those other QBs were today?
If so, I'm in full agreement. :up: