What fun would it be to leave Faulker here talking to himself?
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Jim Kelly would be an exception. Not sure if there’s others.
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Len Dawson

Bob Griese

Elway
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Except that Ja'Marr Chase was wide open on that last drive after Ramsey fell down, on a call Burrow checked to and intended to throw on. The only problem was, Spain couldn't block Aaron Donald for longer than 1 second flat.

Other than that, sure.
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Bengals LBs played their best when Golden was here a couple years ago.
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Not sad at all, except when you don't know the meaning of context.

Dalton was carried to everything he ever accomplished. Burrow has had to produce with a shit Oline and defense and no real running game to speak of.

Any jabroni can pull a section of stats to try and prove some dumb point.

Yet it still remains a dumb point.
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Dumb front office.
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No.
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He'll have it, he'll continue to excel and if the front office can muster together enough brain cells and give him an average Oline and defense, he'll be in the mix for more SBs.
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Except when you're posting in a Bengals thread.

Glad you were able to get that rant off your chest. I already feel better.
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Narrator: He, in fact, does that a lot...
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Dalton took his team to the playoffs 5 times in his first 5 years as a starter.

Burrow has now missed the playoffs more than he's made 'em.

I'm sure it was all Marvin Lewis.
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The list of debut-losing QBs of the last 30 years or so is not exactly luminous. Not to mention it's happened while Tom Brady, Peyton Manning and Ben Roethlisberger had their careers. Mahomes has made it difficult the last few years as well.

I'd also argue that none of them, save maybe Matt Ryan were ever considered elite at any time of their career and the vast majority of them are firmly mid.

Chiefs fans especially might want to remember that one of their very own was the first guy to lose his first before going on to win one.
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Dalton didn't actually take anything anywhere. Any success he had was due to AJ Green and a very good defense.

Dalton routinely shit his pants in prime time games and especially playoff games.

Dalton has a career playoff rating of 57.8

Fifty freaking seven point eight. With one single touchdown and 6 interceptions in 4 playoff games.

The official list on PFR only goes to #50, Dan Marino and his rating was 77.1

I would guess that leaves Dalton around #393984939892293839, or so.

I had to suffer through that guys career for 9 long, dreadful years. Don't you DARE try and tell me how "good" he was!! :-)
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So Dalton was only good because of AJ Green but Burrow doesn't need Chase or Higgins.

:-)
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