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Sep 20, 2015; Cincinnati, OH, USA; Cincinnati Bengals quarterback
Andy Dalton(14) passes the ball against the San Diego Chargers in the second half at Paul Brown Stadium. Cincinnati defeated San Diego 24-19. Mandatory Credit: Mark Zerof-USA TODAY Sports
team. 56. Andy Dalton has never looked better than he does in 2015. That’s saying a lot for a player who, for all the criticism, has led the Cincinnati Bengals to a franchise record four striaght postseason appearances. In both Week 1 and Week 2, Dalton played a poised and mature game en route to victory. <div class=. (2-0). Previous: . Andy Dalton. 4
That’s a very refreshing statistic for Bengals fans to read.
Statistically, Dalton picked his spots against a stout San Diego Chargers defense for three touchdowns to no interceptions. He completed passes to eight different receivers, including offensive tackle Jake Fisher.
No throw was prettier than Dalton’s bomb to Marvin Jones.
Dalton is known for his inconsistency, but he’s been the opposite thus far. It’s far too soon to say he’s turned a corner, but he’s closer than ever before.
If this is the version of Dalton that will run the Bengals’ show in 2015, Cincinnati will have an excellent year.
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Andy Dalton (2-0)
Last week: 16/26, 214 YDS, 3 TD, 0 INT, W
Last rank: No. 9
Andy Dalton has never looked better than he does in 2015. That’s saying a lot for a player who, for all the criticism, has led the Cincinnati Bengals to a franchise record four striaght postseason appearances. In both Week 1 and Week 2, Dalton played a poised and mature game en route to victory.
2 weeks into #NFL season, only 2 starting QBs haven't turned the ball over yet. Aaron Rodgers and ... Andy Dalton.
— Adam Wexler (@AdamJWexler) September 22, 2015
That’s a very refreshing statistic for Bengals fans to read.
Statistically, Dalton picked his spots against a stout San Diego Chargers defense for three touchdowns to no interceptions. He completed passes to eight different receivers, including offensive tackle Jake Fisher.
No throw was prettier than Dalton’s bomb to Marvin Jones.
Dalton is known for his inconsistency, but he’s been the opposite thus far. It’s far too soon to say he’s turned a corner, but he’s closer than ever before.
If this is the version of Dalton that will run the Bengals’ show in 2015, Cincinnati will have an excellent year.
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