Cam Haters Are So Delusional And Annoying.

[Keep Pounding]

Flacco is overrated, at least to me he is.

I agree, that is why I have him a level above a game manager. My point was that for Dalton to be looked at as a top 5 QB in the AFC is not really a compliment. There are only two real elite QB's and one has a neck injury and the other is Tom Brady both these guys will be retiring within the next 1-4 years. Luck hasn't played a preseason game, so I left him off the list, as for RG3 also.

[Donald LaFell]

Dalton played amazing i dont understand the doubters. He got his andteam to the playoffs in a tough division and if Cam had not had a better season then Dalton would have more hype than bradford did.

[The NFL Shield At Midfield]

Dalton played amazing i dont understand the doubters. He got his andteam to the playoffs in a tough division and if Cam had not had a better season then Dalton would have more hype than bradford did.

i very strongly doubt that we'll be talking about andy dalton as the best quarterback in the AFC in three years. if that makes me a "doubter" then okay. i see his ceiling as being the AFC's matt ryan.

we've seen plenty of rookie quarterbacks dink and dunk and game manage their way to a respectable year only to regress when having more of the offense put on them. the ones that are asked to attempt a lot of passes and attack the whole field and struggle/don't win many games early on (rodgers, manning, stafford, our own cammy cam) tend to be the ones with more success.

[csx]

Yep, Dalton has winner all over him all right. Never mind losing to every winning team he faced and getting destroyed by the same Steelers that The Golden Calf of Bristol beat, or spanked by the Texans whom Cam beat.

Winner like Skinner right there

What is accomplished by detracting from the success of others? Does it make the man you are obsessed with better? When comparing the guy you think is great to another player does it elevate your guy to belittle the other?

[PantherPhann89]

Cam said that he hasn't silenced all the critics, to include himself... Yes there's room for improvement but there's more room for advancement!

[Donald LaFell]

i very strongly doubt that we'll be talking about andy dalton as the best quarterback in the AFC in three years. if that makes me a "doubter" then okay. i see his ceiling as being the AFC's matt ryan.

we've seen plenty of rookie quarterbacks dink and dunk and game manage their way to a respectable year only to regress when having more of the offense put on them. the ones that are asked to attempt a lot of passes and attack the whole field and struggle/don't win many games early on (rodgers, manning, stafford, our own cammy cam) tend to be the ones with more success.

I just don't think it's fair to discredit a players performance because he had a good team around him. He had a VERY good season and if it wasn't for Cam's ridiculous season Dalton would have a lot of media hype.

It's not like this is a The Golden Calf of Bristol/Dilfer kind of situation. He's a solid player, and all rivalry talk aside Matt Ryan isn't exactly a bust.

He's done enough to not deserve to be doubted there are areas he can improve just like Cam but he doesn't deserve to be doubted.