While no one has ever confused Andy Dalton for Peyton Manning, the former Pro Bowl quarterback has looked like a shell of his former self at the start of this 2017 season.
Through 2 games, the Bengals offense has not been able to score a single touchdown, mustering just 9 points over 8 quarters of football.
Dalton isn’t the only problem, though, as the Bengals rushing offense has yet to get going as well.
Either way, Dalton is the easiest target and will likely be the main scapegoat for whats shaping up to be a poor season in Cincinnati, so Twitter started piling on the former TCU quarterback early and often.
https://twitter.com/SportsLiLBills/status/908503249816363008
https://twitter.com/talkhoops/status/908531529147596800
https://twitter.com/Pseudo_RGIII/status/908503204769538053
https://twitter.com/LacesOutShow/status/908515835345539072
https://twitter.com/CryingJordan/status/908533152964120576
https://twitter.com/bustedcoverage/status/908533911755649024
https://twitter.com/NOTSportsCenter/status/908497940402012160
https://twitter.com/Hassel_Chris/status/908503066256793600
https://twitter.com/lebronhive/status/908527064281681922
https://twitter.com/Rebecca_Toback/status/908527792656125952
https://twitter.com/bustedcoverage/status/908531239187095552
https://twitter.com/KatzM/status/908534270406352896
https://twitter.com/BradenWhited/status/908537977269293057
https://twitter.com/BradenWhited/status/908538259197890560
We have a feeling it’s going to be quite the long season in Cincinnati.
Andy Dalton Got Absolutely Roasted Last Night
