Bengals Name Rookie QB Andy Dalton The Starter Vs. Lions Friday

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  1. The Cincinnati Bengals are wasting no time getting the Andy Dalton era underway. Bengals coach Marvin Lewis said Dalton will be the starter at quarterback in Cincinnati's preseason opener Friday night against the Detroit Lions. It could be the first of many starts for Dalton in a Bengals uniform. He was drafted in the second round in April to replace veteran Carson Palmer, who demanded to be traded and subsequently retired. "It's a good opportunity for me," Dalton said after Monday night's practice. "I knew once I got drafted here there was going to be an opportunity. I feel I've come out and worked hard and tried to get better each day. That's all I can do right now." The Bengals may keep Dalton and the first team on the field longer than usual, according to Lewis. "We haven't had all the offseason work that you normally would have," Lewis said. "So I think we need to play together as a football team on both sides of the ball."

    Source: ESPN
     
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  2. Alcohol_IV

    Alcohol_IV eBattle Champion

    He'll last 10 minutes, tops.
     
  3. RichLikeWh0a

    RichLikeWh0a Hermhater = Nemesis

    Kinda sucks for little Palmer. Guess he isn't getting his chance.
     
  4. Sportsguy

    Sportsguy AKA-Sportsguy9695

    this is a great chance for this kid to show the Bengals what he has. Im sure Palmer is still number 1 in the back of there minds. They just wanna see how the Rookie does
     
  5. Chipper10

    Chipper10 Back 2 Back! Roll Tide Roll!

    And what happens if Jordan Palmer..completely exceeds expectations?
     
  6. TheSnowman

    TheSnowman #1 Trap Star

    Ginger powerrrrrr
     
  7. YEAH DUDE!

    YEAH DUDE! CHAMPION OF THE UNIVERSE!

    Time to get SUH-INATED!!! Andy Dalton!!!
     
  8. Sportsguy

    Sportsguy AKA-Sportsguy9695

    well then I would possibly put him in some regular season games. not a lot but a little in the regular season. and then based on that go from there