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He had better hope that there was something in practice that we didn't see that has impressed the coaches. 

Yeah, I have been an apologist for him, but I can't say anything to his defense after tonight's performance...well...he can scramble. Anyway...

Luton looks like crap too.

I'm sorry for them, especially Corral.

 

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36 minutes ago, Stuart Smith said:

Dalton did not impress either, at least me. 

No, he didn't make a good impression. On a scale of one to ten, he gets about a three. Four if I'm generous. Hell, three might be generous.

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2 hours ago, top dawg said:

He had better hope that there was something in practice that we didn't see that has impressed the coaches. 

Yeah, I have been an apologist for him, but I can't say anything to his defense after tonight's performance...well...he can scramble. Anyway...

Luton looks like crap too.

I'm sorry for them, especially Corral.

 

I unfortunately did not get to see the game.  So I really can’t comment on corrals play.  The game was blocked in my area.  However, as an Ole Miss graduate, I had hope to see Carell perform much better than he has so far.
 

I said, in an earlier post, I’ve seen too many quarterbacks out of Ole Miss with mental issues. Eli Manning is the exception.  They are very talented, but apparently do not have the mental stability to be successful.

my question is who would be the better back up to young?  I personally do not have a lot of confidence in Andy Dalton. I watched Andy throw two pick sixes in a Saints game.

I personally still believe in young. I think he is in need of some experience and then he will be OK. 

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2 hours ago, dxpanther said:

Weird, besides some accuracy and timing issues, I thought this was the first game from him where I saw potential.

 

I'm far from an expert though.

Matt has all the tools it takes to be a league MVP...

In the XFL or the USFL...

I mean this. He could be better than the next PJ Walker on the Houston Roughnecks. Kid just needs reps. You're not going to get them as 3rd string or practice squad QB in the NFL.

If the NFL had a D -League I would gladly stash him on our practice squad and make him the starter there.

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40 minutes ago, Future of the Funchise said:

Matt has all the tools it takes to be a league MVP...

In the XFL or the USFL...

I mean this. He could be better than the next PJ Walker on the Houston Roughnecks. Kid just needs reps. You're not going to get them as 3rd string or practice squad QB in the NFL.

If the NFL had a D -League I would gladly stash him on our practice squad and make him the starter there.

He had another year of eligibility in college.

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