Quote:Not sure about that.

 

I could see the Rams taking a QB (Bradford was an inherited QB) but not the Bucs (they just drafted their future.)

 

Of the list, I see only the Jaguars, Vikings, and Rams in the hunt.

 

Baffling to look back... we and the Vikings both selected QBs in the same draft, one that was supposedly very deep, but ended up not being not as strong of a class overall as expected... both of us missed.  Cam Newton is a stat machine, but can't win (playing from behind explains the stats.)  Dalton was a hit.  Kaepernick is having a sopomore slump.  Locker still has a chance to grow, and Mallett will ride the pine as long as Brady remains upright.

 

Dalton could end up being the gem of that class at 2/35.

 

Interesting enough, the same may be true about this class.  It's being billed as deep once again.

 

Not sure where you're getting that he can't win.  Dalton has had an easier schedule than Cam Newton, and he has AJ Green.  And of the 21 games that Newton has lost, only 6 are by more than a touchdown (Dalton does only have 5, but he also has less losses so that makes sesne).  Cam Newton is 14-21, while Dalton is 21-14.  Just a 7 game difference.  I'd also say that the Bengals were already in better shape than the Panthers (and still are).  

 

I don't think Dalton has been that good, and I wouldn't be surprised at all if Newton doesn't win a playoff game before Dalton.  

 

I'd also say that you can never compare draft classes by 'circumstances'.  

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