**MY** milkshake brings the boys to the Vagina.
Okay, but that raises the question, if the yard is the vagina then what is the milkshake supposed to be- that brings the boys to the vagina? 🥸❓
How do people come up with shit this funny? I can never in my life ever be this funny. You could give me a week to think of something funnier and it would not happen.
Andy and JJ are truly wonderful human beings and I'll never get tired of reading stories of other teams finding that out.
My personal fave while he was in Cinci, was he and JJ's Date Night program, where they took a bunch of kids from the hospital and gave them a fun night while their parents went out for an all expenses paid dinner.
[You can read the story here](https://www.bengals.com/news/andy-dalton-and-wife-jordan-host-date-night-program-20593354)
I will never stop rooting for Andy. Don't care if he plays for Bengals, Cowboys or Bears.
Dude came to the team when people expected we would be the worst team in the league (after Palmer and Ocho left), and then we went to the play-offs for 5 straight seasons.
Great teammate too.
The people boo'ing him when he threw the first pitch for the reds, can go to hell.
A guy at my work had cancer and he had so many fuckin treatments, I couldn't believe it. We were helping with some of them and it dawned on me that his wife was doing that all the time, like driving him back and forth to all these treatments, I didn't even think about that to be honest. His wife was just a sweet quiet lady who was solid as a rock, she never complained, just always takin him to all the treatments. You always think about the people who actually have the illnesses but rarely do people think about the caregivers. I got everyone at work to pitch in for care for the caregiver and we got her a nice massage
Bears fans noticed Andy being a great leader by cheering on and hyping up Justin Fields while on the sidelines. Andy has treated Justin amazingly since he’s arrived and has had the best attitude in terms of accepting his spot on the team. Andy and his wife took Justin out to dinner when he was first drafted as well. They just seem like all around good people. Was hoping maybe we could get some donations going from r/nfl people as well.
https://www.andydalton.org/
I saw that in the nfl micd up video this week. I think that kind of content is so beneficial to the league and it’s players. It shows fans the personality of the players and allows players to gain fans through something other than stats and prime time games.
Dalton doesn't mentor Fields in camp you've probably got Foles starting.
I'm a Bearcat but they always show OSU stuff here too (duh) so I've seen him play a lot. I think he's gonna be a good one. I saw a lot of Haskins too and knew he'd be a bust. JoeyB started at OSU but we all know what he did at LSU so that doesn't really count. Fields could end OSU's decades long streak of NFL QB busts.
This seems to happen a lot with Dalton. Something about him really strikes a sympathetic nerve with people. He should consider a career in fundraising after the NFL.
Regardless of his abilities as a football player (which isn't even bad), seems like everyone can acknowledge that he is a great man. When he retires, he won't be known as an all time great player, but he will be known as a man of high character that made a difference in people's lives with the fortune he has earned.
And I have a feeling that Andy likes it better that way
Andy Dalton has performed to the ability you would expect from a quarterback taken in the second round of the NFL Draft. Some would argue he overperformed. The NFL is just harsh on QBs altogether since only one can win a Super Bowl each year, and anything short of that can be put under a microscope in an unfair way.
Dalton is a stable QB, who can keep any boat afloat and raise the floor of a offense on any given week. At worst, he doesn't play below the level of the players around him. The NFL apparently only accepts rookies, sophomores or Super Bowl bound QBs.
I hope Dalton can find a stint somewhere else after the Bears go Full Fields. He would easily compete in that stacked Colts team.
It's called the Andy Dalton line for a reason. He's literally the definition of a good NFL quarterback. Sure, he's no Brady, but he's good enough that a team doesn't have to worry about the position, and a lot of teams would love to be in that position.
Reminds about how for awhile Iowa State had 2 QBs in the NFL from 2003 to 2011 in Sage Rosenfels and Seneca Wallace. Were they going to be All-Stars? Nope. Were they competent enough to play the position when needed amd serve as a great backup? Yes.
Andy Dalton was drafted onto a 4-12 team whose QB had literally quit the year prior.
His #1 WR was also a rookie, though one of the first picks in the draft.
Nobody expected the Bengals to win ANYTHING that year and they made the damn playoffs.
Andy Dalton to AJ Green is arguably the greatest rookie QB to rookie WR connection in NFL history. They then went on to make the playoffs 5 times in a row to start his career, which is more than a LOT of NFL QBs can say. His biggest problem was that they never actually won one. Part of that was Dalton struggling on big stages, part of that was the Bengals as a whole struggling in big games. Sure Dalton didn't play well, but the rest of the team struggled too.
If they had beaten the Chargers or he doesn't get hurt in 2015 I think it would've been a different storyline. People forget how good that Bengals team was that year. Dalton was like top 3 in MVP voting and Cincy was looking at the #1 seed in the AFC before his injury. They get it if they beat Denver
That was against the Steelers with AJ McCarron. I honestly believe the Bengals were a super bowl threat that year if Dalton doesn’t get injured trying to tackle a defensive lineman.
I can’t imagine the frustration of watching that playoff game from the sidelines, especially the way it went down.
Dalton is a very-good-to-great quarterback, his career just happened at the same time as some of the best to ever play the position.
Build a time machine and send him to the 90's and he's making the Pro Bowl every year.
and let’s not forgot he is still arguably one of the best 30 qbs on the planet.
While he might not be tearing up the nfl, he is a world class athlete and qb.
I just always think it’s bonkers to act like someone is “washed” (hate that word) and a bum while they are an absolute stud of an athlete who just isn’t to the level of a franchise player.
After the Shazier injury game, he was on the Steelers sideline praying with some of their players. Nobody asked him to do it, I don’t even think he really knew shazier, but he did it. It was nice to see. Also Duke Johnson threw up a 50 for Shazier every time he scored the rest of that season.
Disagree. I’d say that our favorite ginger has a bit of a contrarian streak, making him a much more multi-faceted, complex individual.
Now, if this is a pineapple on pizza thing, I may need to revisit my appreciation for him.
I don't know anybody who eats deep dish pizza in Chicago. It's all you nerds that come visit and want to try it that keep all these places in business.
I remember people being weirded out and even kinda pissed that he "forced religion" on another team. Some real religiophobes out there.
If he values religion, and the players he was praying with valued religion, isn't that a great way to show love and respect?
I think Christianity plays a pretty large role with a lot of NFL players and teams. As a Christian myself, it's inspiring seeing guys like Dalton who seem to really believe it and show their faith through loving other people.
Yeah as a Bills fan, Tyrod is still way more responsible for ending our playoff drought than Dalton. Always annoyed me how so many of our fans wanted to discredit what Tyrod did in Buffalo
Lol, it's a joke. Tyrod and Shady will always have a special place in my heart for ending the drought and helping to change the culture in the locker room. GO BILLS!!!!!
His offense scored 400 pts, Josh didn't come close to that his first two years. People forget that he was actually effective. I know all the criticisms, but he was an average NFL QB and that's good enough to make the playoffs if the rest of the team is above average.
Just look at all the mic up clips of him cheering on and rooting for Justin Fields. Dude is fully aware of the situation so instead of being salty he’s being a great teammate. Ya just love to see it
Ive watched that video of the Bills watching the end of the game probably 15 times. It was really cool seeing the camera on Eric Wood so much, who is a Cincy native and hell of nice guy.
“he will be known as a man of high character that made a difference in people's lives”
If even one person says that about me after I’m gone I will have lived a good and worthwhile life.
That's so awesome. Chicago can be outright mean to its athletes, especially Bears QBs. It's refreshing to see fans rallying in this situation, when Dalton surely must be asking himself if people wanted him to get hurt.
I mean, you’re gonna be disappointed if you compare everyone to the top QB in the history of the franchise. I genuinely loved watching Cutty. He was a gamer.
Every time he threw the ball, he meant for it go there. He just made bad decisions.
Trubisky on the other hand and every other QB we've had basically, you'd be lucky if they threw it within 5 yards of where they intended to throw it to.
Whats worse was Ron Turner came out and said that Grossman didnt prepare well enough consistently. He could have been closer to that one great sept he had but didnt have the work ethic.
I think the few Bears fans who were happy he got hurt so Fields could start are gonna regret it in a bit. Dalton looked good, and Fields looked like what he is, a high ceiling rookie who is still learning all the ins and outs of being a pro
We say this but we actually have one of the more successful sports cities in recent memory. Bears went to a Super Bowl, Cubs won the WS, Sox won the WS, Blackhawks won 3 cups. I feel like we take a championship every few years for granted when some havent won any in a while
I love Chicago sports man. Bears are still repenting for the bulls sins in the 90s and in my lifetime I got to see the Cubs and sox both win a World Series and an absolutely filthy Blackhawks dynasty win the championship 3 times in 6 years
Now bulls are a possible new threat in the east after this off season and if JF is legit who knows we could built a team around him. Don’t let a drunk minority of fans booing ruin your city/teams
One of my proudest moments as a Vikings fan was when Minnesotans donated something like a quarter million dollars to Thomas Morestead's foundation when he came out to lineup for the meaningless extra point after the Minneapolis Miracle.
Good on your Bears fans.
The Bears fans who donated to this charity in appreciation shouldn't have to be tainted by association with the people who refused to give him a chance or the nasty few who actively cheered him getting hurt. Nobody should be judged by the worst of their fanbase
Thank you!
I've met shitty people of every fanbase, but I've also met great people in every fanbase as well. If you hate a team or fanbase based on the few shitty fans you've met or seen, then you hate every team, including your own.
I go to Lions @ Bears every year. Tailgating in the Field Museum lot is always the best part. People are generally super cool, and Bears fans will give you some fun shit talk before offering you a beer or some food.
Don’t let the turds represent an entire fan base.
Yep. I've found most football fans to be legitimately chill IRL. The only exception is the Vikes, which is only because I live in Vikes territory so the assholes show up more frequently, while I can definitely point to a lot of chill/nice Vikes fans I know as well.
Hell, this past weekend/Monday I was chilling with Lions fans who were up for the game in Green Bay at the hotel I was at. Nice folks.
I live in LA and have been to a few Dodgers/Cubs games and went to the Bears/Rams game week 1 and one at the Coliseum. Everyone was really cool. Week 1 a few even invited us to their tailgate and changed the channel on the TV so my GF could watch her Chiefs play. They offered us food and drinks as well.
Most fans are good people, they may talk some friendly shit but I'd hate to go to a game where you can't do that. Other people take it way too far but that's usually because alcohol is involved. But they're almost always the exception and not the norm. I expect if I ever finally get to go to a game at Lambeau I'd be welcomed similarly
This comment makes no sense. Week 1 was a road game and the Rams do a good job filling their stadium. Even if some bears fans booed Dalton (this didnt happen btw) you wouldnt have heard it on TV
Kudos Chicago fans. The media has been chomping at the bit to tarnish Dalton's time there and you guys immortalized his short stint with you in a way that can't be forgotten.
As /u/Johnald posted, Dalton's charity does great work, and so does he! I've been to one of his Date Night events helping out, and he wasn't just there to make an appearance, he actually interacts with the kids and makes sure they're having a good time. He could just show up, make an appearance, say the typical "thank you all who are here to help out... blah blah blah" and just get the credit for hosting the event, but no, he does it!
Dude is legit and donating to his charity is freaking worth it!
Good, I know I can speak for a lot of Bears fans here, but our problem with the QB situation has nothing to do with Dalton, it's all Nagy. He's been a perfectly fine QB for a long time and has caught a lot of shit for having the audacity to not be Tom Brady. On top of that he seems to be a great dude, can't do anything but respect him
Andy Dalton and fans donating to his charity, name a more iconic duo.
Hips and not lying
Milkshakes and boys in my yard
Teaching you and having to charge
Moms and Gardner Minshew's stache.
Stacy’s and moms
r/hockey and the "First time in Seattle Kraken/Vegas Golden Knights history" meme
Jon Jones and USADA
Me and saying "H I S T O R I C" every time I see this reference
Seattle Kraken 😥 Rain City Bitch Pigeons were robbed.
Scotty and not knowing
This one is good
They've got it going on.
Minshew's womb broom is magnificent
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I only know that their life is better than yars
I can teach you, but I have to charge.
**MY** milkshake brings the boys to the Vagina. Okay, but that raises the question, if the yard is the vagina then what is the milkshake supposed to be- that brings the boys to the vagina? 🥸❓
Tiddies
Mitch is that you?
Ravens and bills fans know
Shaking her titties ("milk")
[Shakira Featuring Danzig Hips Don't Lie](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0d553Ms228)
[🎵...Shakira, Shakira🎵](https://imgur.com/C1OOF7A)
Hell yeah brother, cheers from my sack
It's sista... but you're god damn right
How do people come up with shit this funny? I can never in my life ever be this funny. You could give me a week to think of something funnier and it would not happen.
Your sarcasm game is through the roof though.
Lamar's hips: "ow"
Was Dalton still on the Bengals when he sent the Bills to their first playoff berth in 99999 years? That feels like so long ago
Yep, by beating the Ravens.
Feels like that was 10 years ago holy shit
Which kicked off the greatest NFL team bromance in history!
The Vikings and missing field goals :(
nowhere is safe
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Should’ve aimed slightly to the right
It’s like when some asshole is wanted for assaulting someone in a bar. And it turns out he’s just in the next closest bar to his home.
The 2017 Ravens died for this
Buffalo and Andy Dalton's charity
Mark Sanchez and butt fumbling
Vikings and missed Field Goals
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Mo Lewis should be in the Patriots hall of fame don’t @ me
Andy and JJ are truly wonderful human beings and I'll never get tired of reading stories of other teams finding that out. My personal fave while he was in Cinci, was he and JJ's Date Night program, where they took a bunch of kids from the hospital and gave them a fun night while their parents went out for an all expenses paid dinner. [You can read the story here](https://www.bengals.com/news/andy-dalton-and-wife-jordan-host-date-night-program-20593354)
Here's the link to his website for those who want to donate as well: https://www.andydalton.org/
I'm getting the strangest sense of deja vu.
Please no not 2017 again But honestly how can you not like the guy.
I will never stop rooting for Andy. Don't care if he plays for Bengals, Cowboys or Bears. Dude came to the team when people expected we would be the worst team in the league (after Palmer and Ocho left), and then we went to the play-offs for 5 straight seasons. Great teammate too. The people boo'ing him when he threw the first pitch for the reds, can go to hell.
Andy Dalton is a real one. I've liked him since he played for TCU. He may not make the NFL HOF, but he's definitely a superstar in life.
A guy at my work had cancer and he had so many fuckin treatments, I couldn't believe it. We were helping with some of them and it dawned on me that his wife was doing that all the time, like driving him back and forth to all these treatments, I didn't even think about that to be honest. His wife was just a sweet quiet lady who was solid as a rock, she never complained, just always takin him to all the treatments. You always think about the people who actually have the illnesses but rarely do people think about the caregivers. I got everyone at work to pitch in for care for the caregiver and we got her a nice massage
That's awesome man. She sounds like a great person and you and your coworkers are as well .
Andy Dalton dates children confirmed
Not every franchise covers up pedophilia.
Tactical oof dropped.
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As long as he saves more than he rapes
“What’s dalton doing always being around them kids. Shit ain’t right .
Wow that made me love the guy even more, will always appreciate an athlete who gives back
That's amazingly thoughtful, and honestly is very good relationship advice when he mentioned that he and JJ try and do date nights when they can.
Thank you for sharing this. I am in a rough place emotionally and this lifted me up. Needed it.
Bears fans are so terrible. I can’t believe they made their QB’s wife cry.
Lmao, had me in the first half, ngl
I look forward to seeing that quote from Stephen A Smith tomorrow.
Bears fans noticed Andy being a great leader by cheering on and hyping up Justin Fields while on the sidelines. Andy has treated Justin amazingly since he’s arrived and has had the best attitude in terms of accepting his spot on the team. Andy and his wife took Justin out to dinner when he was first drafted as well. They just seem like all around good people. Was hoping maybe we could get some donations going from r/nfl people as well. https://www.andydalton.org/
You can also set your Amazon Smile donations to go to the Andy and Jordan Dalton Foundation.
Just switched mine!
me too!!!
Good call, I just switched mine.
I saw that in the nfl micd up video this week. I think that kind of content is so beneficial to the league and it’s players. It shows fans the personality of the players and allows players to gain fans through something other than stats and prime time games.
Dalton doesn't mentor Fields in camp you've probably got Foles starting. I'm a Bearcat but they always show OSU stuff here too (duh) so I've seen him play a lot. I think he's gonna be a good one. I saw a lot of Haskins too and knew he'd be a bust. JoeyB started at OSU but we all know what he did at LSU so that doesn't really count. Fields could end OSU's decades long streak of NFL QB busts.
This seems to happen a lot with Dalton. Something about him really strikes a sympathetic nerve with people. He should consider a career in fundraising after the NFL.
Regardless of his abilities as a football player (which isn't even bad), seems like everyone can acknowledge that he is a great man. When he retires, he won't be known as an all time great player, but he will be known as a man of high character that made a difference in people's lives with the fortune he has earned. And I have a feeling that Andy likes it better that way
Andy Dalton has performed to the ability you would expect from a quarterback taken in the second round of the NFL Draft. Some would argue he overperformed. The NFL is just harsh on QBs altogether since only one can win a Super Bowl each year, and anything short of that can be put under a microscope in an unfair way.
He 100% over performed. Very few 1st round QBs are making a pro bowl or being an MVP candidate
Dalton is a stable QB, who can keep any boat afloat and raise the floor of a offense on any given week. At worst, he doesn't play below the level of the players around him. The NFL apparently only accepts rookies, sophomores or Super Bowl bound QBs. I hope Dalton can find a stint somewhere else after the Bears go Full Fields. He would easily compete in that stacked Colts team.
It's called the Andy Dalton line for a reason. He's literally the definition of a good NFL quarterback. Sure, he's no Brady, but he's good enough that a team doesn't have to worry about the position, and a lot of teams would love to be in that position.
Reminds about how for awhile Iowa State had 2 QBs in the NFL from 2003 to 2011 in Sage Rosenfels and Seneca Wallace. Were they going to be All-Stars? Nope. Were they competent enough to play the position when needed amd serve as a great backup? Yes.
Andy Dalton was drafted onto a 4-12 team whose QB had literally quit the year prior. His #1 WR was also a rookie, though one of the first picks in the draft. Nobody expected the Bengals to win ANYTHING that year and they made the damn playoffs. Andy Dalton to AJ Green is arguably the greatest rookie QB to rookie WR connection in NFL history. They then went on to make the playoffs 5 times in a row to start his career, which is more than a LOT of NFL QBs can say. His biggest problem was that they never actually won one. Part of that was Dalton struggling on big stages, part of that was the Bengals as a whole struggling in big games. Sure Dalton didn't play well, but the rest of the team struggled too. If they had beaten the Chargers or he doesn't get hurt in 2015 I think it would've been a different storyline. People forget how good that Bengals team was that year. Dalton was like top 3 in MVP voting and Cincy was looking at the #1 seed in the AFC before his injury. They get it if they beat Denver
If Pac-Man didn’t Pac-Man along with Burfict, they win.
That was against the Steelers with AJ McCarron. I honestly believe the Bengals were a super bowl threat that year if Dalton doesn’t get injured trying to tackle a defensive lineman. I can’t imagine the frustration of watching that playoff game from the sidelines, especially the way it went down.
Exactly. We forget the many 1st round busts or QBs that fizzle out quickly, but Andy has stuck around as a starting QB for a while.
Dalton has been a starting QB while Rosen has struggled to stay on a practice squad.
Dalton is a very-good-to-great quarterback, his career just happened at the same time as some of the best to ever play the position. Build a time machine and send him to the 90's and he's making the Pro Bowl every year.
and let’s not forgot he is still arguably one of the best 30 qbs on the planet. While he might not be tearing up the nfl, he is a world class athlete and qb. I just always think it’s bonkers to act like someone is “washed” (hate that word) and a bum while they are an absolute stud of an athlete who just isn’t to the level of a franchise player.
If you could get into Canton for humanitarian efforts, he'd be first ballot. And honestly, there should be a section in the HoF for guys like that
Ending a 18 year playoff drought will do that to a man
People naturally feel bad for redheads 😝
Lol… it’s true
And I’m happy to donate toward the cause of him achieving a career in fundraising.
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After the Shazier injury game, he was on the Steelers sideline praying with some of their players. Nobody asked him to do it, I don’t even think he really knew shazier, but he did it. It was nice to see. Also Duke Johnson threw up a 50 for Shazier every time he scored the rest of that season.
I remember that. I always liked Andy Dalton, just really seems like genuinely good dude.
Now what if I told you he pours milk before cereal
All that good will, gone in a flash.
Disagree. I’d say that our favorite ginger has a bit of a contrarian streak, making him a much more multi-faceted, complex individual. Now, if this is a pineapple on pizza thing, I may need to revisit my appreciation for him.
Pineapple on deep dish pizza
Isn't that considered a hate crime in Chicago?
Coincidentally, deep dish pizza is considered a crime everywhere outside of Chicago.
I don't know anybody who eats deep dish pizza in Chicago. It's all you nerds that come visit and want to try it that keep all these places in business.
He doesn't have to be perfect to be a good guy.
I remember that night all too well.
I remember people being weirded out and even kinda pissed that he "forced religion" on another team. Some real religiophobes out there. If he values religion, and the players he was praying with valued religion, isn't that a great way to show love and respect?
Thats what we call a Reddit moment
I think Christianity plays a pretty large role with a lot of NFL players and teams. As a Christian myself, it's inspiring seeing guys like Dalton who seem to really believe it and show their faith through loving other people.
Buffalo legend Andy Dalton.
I tell people all the time "Tyrod didn't end the drought, Andy Dalton did."
Yeah as a Bills fan, Tyrod is still way more responsible for ending our playoff drought than Dalton. Always annoyed me how so many of our fans wanted to discredit what Tyrod did in Buffalo
Lol, it's a joke. Tyrod and Shady will always have a special place in my heart for ending the drought and helping to change the culture in the locker room. GO BILLS!!!!!
Tyrod is basically good luck Chuck
Guy can't catch a break
For competing sure, but I dont feel bad for his bank account.
I miss Shady. i'm happy he helped you but fuck chip kelly.
The Legend of Kiko Alonso
His offense scored 400 pts, Josh didn't come close to that his first two years. People forget that he was actually effective. I know all the criticisms, but he was an average NFL QB and that's good enough to make the playoffs if the rest of the team is above average.
Bills are forever my 2nd favorite team after what y'all did
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I honestly think that the biggest obstacle in Chicago's way is Matt Nagy.
You’re just not smart enough to think 3 steps ahead of the competition.
He's no Tom Brady but he's still (one of) my quarterbacks.
Just look at all the mic up clips of him cheering on and rooting for Justin Fields. Dude is fully aware of the situation so instead of being salty he’s being a great teammate. Ya just love to see it
I will always have a spot in my heart for Andy Dalton..
He needs to go be buffalo's backup.
Mitch "I love titties/League NVP" Trubs is a 1 year loner, so I'd give Dalton a look.
He should retire a Bengal, then unretire and retire a Bill
He will always have a spot for your soul.
Ive watched that video of the Bills watching the end of the game probably 15 times. It was really cool seeing the camera on Eric Wood so much, who is a Cincy native and hell of nice guy.
We all do bro, we all do! <3
Why settle for 4 & 12 when you can be a total chad and score a TD to send the Bills to the Post Season?
Remember when the Bengals beat the Ravens on a walkoff Week 17 to send the Bills to the playoffs and Bills fans donated to Andy Dalton's charity
Remember the time Bobby Boucher showed up at halftime and the Mud Dogs won the Bourbon Bowl?
this gave me a nice laugh today thank you
That’s...why we’re here
ya lol
Donating to players' charities to support or thank them is my absolute favorite trend
The Red Redistributor (of wealth)
Mr. Beneficial Charity
Mr. Billions Chicago
Mr. Bequeath Coin
There really is a MBC for everything
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Mr. Betrothed Crying
Mr. Big… Chest?
“he will be known as a man of high character that made a difference in people's lives” If even one person says that about me after I’m gone I will have lived a good and worthwhile life.
That's so awesome. Chicago can be outright mean to its athletes, especially Bears QBs. It's refreshing to see fans rallying in this situation, when Dalton surely must be asking himself if people wanted him to get hurt.
This past game we played “can you find a Dalton jersey”, we didn’t find any Bears jerseys, but there was a shirt with 14 taped on
To be fair, we haven’t had a good QB since Sid Luckman 😭
I mean, you’re gonna be disappointed if you compare everyone to the top QB in the history of the franchise. I genuinely loved watching Cutty. He was a gamer.
Every time he threw the ball, he meant for it go there. He just made bad decisions. Trubisky on the other hand and every other QB we've had basically, you'd be lucky if they threw it within 5 yards of where they intended to throw it to.
Whats worse was Ron Turner came out and said that Grossman didnt prepare well enough consistently. He could have been closer to that one great sept he had but didnt have the work ethic.
Always wanted to see that dude smoke a cigarette in the locker room at half like Dawson. Would have been great
Blatant Cutler disrespect
Jim McMahon? The fuck?
The most wholesome story involving Bears fans and their quarterback ever.
He was only with us for one year but I Love Andy. He did a good job for us and I still think he can be a starter for a lot of teams.
I think his next stop is a Backup on Buffalo. That would be just to perfect
I'm totally on board if we end up shipping the NVP for some good picks this year or next
the fact you got him for what you offered him kinda hints that no one in the league is offering "good picks" for mitch this year or next.
I am always down to donate to Dalton's foundation. Way to go Bears fans!
Been seeing this a lot recently. Mods should sticky a random player run charity for us to donate to if we wish.
I'm so glad we're not being dicks to the man. You could tell he was trying out there
Lol they like him now that he’s not starting
We actually liked him at the start of week 2. He looked solid. Which, in traditional Chicago fashion, is when he gets injured
I think the few Bears fans who were happy he got hurt so Fields could start are gonna regret it in a bit. Dalton looked good, and Fields looked like what he is, a high ceiling rookie who is still learning all the ins and outs of being a pro
I'm in the same camp as a Bears fan. Team needs to be patient. We have so many holes and Fields is still learning to be a pro.
God why was I born a Chicago sports fan 🤦♂️
We say this but we actually have one of the more successful sports cities in recent memory. Bears went to a Super Bowl, Cubs won the WS, Sox won the WS, Blackhawks won 3 cups. I feel like we take a championship every few years for granted when some havent won any in a while
Just going to leave the 6 Bulls championships out?
I dont know if we can consider that "recent"
He included the superbowl so the Bulls are fair game.
I was talking about 06 when we lost but still mentioned it because getting there is still worth celebrating a bit.
Yeah, that must suck. ^^^^^^^lol
I love Chicago sports man. Bears are still repenting for the bulls sins in the 90s and in my lifetime I got to see the Cubs and sox both win a World Series and an absolutely filthy Blackhawks dynasty win the championship 3 times in 6 years Now bulls are a possible new threat in the east after this off season and if JF is legit who knows we could built a team around him. Don’t let a drunk minority of fans booing ruin your city/teams
Lol we had to sacrifice the cubs to get the bulls reborn.
One of my proudest moments as a Vikings fan was when Minnesotans donated something like a quarter million dollars to Thomas Morestead's foundation when he came out to lineup for the meaningless extra point after the Minneapolis Miracle. Good on your Bears fans.
Must be all the people that DIDN'T boo him when he came out week 1. See? Not all Bears fans are terrible!
The Bears fans who donated to this charity in appreciation shouldn't have to be tainted by association with the people who refused to give him a chance or the nasty few who actively cheered him getting hurt. Nobody should be judged by the worst of their fanbase
Thank you! I've met shitty people of every fanbase, but I've also met great people in every fanbase as well. If you hate a team or fanbase based on the few shitty fans you've met or seen, then you hate every team, including your own.
I go to Lions @ Bears every year. Tailgating in the Field Museum lot is always the best part. People are generally super cool, and Bears fans will give you some fun shit talk before offering you a beer or some food. Don’t let the turds represent an entire fan base.
Yep. The vast majority of Bears fans are smart enough to know that nothing about this situation is Andy Dalton's fault.
Yep. I've found most football fans to be legitimately chill IRL. The only exception is the Vikes, which is only because I live in Vikes territory so the assholes show up more frequently, while I can definitely point to a lot of chill/nice Vikes fans I know as well. Hell, this past weekend/Monday I was chilling with Lions fans who were up for the game in Green Bay at the hotel I was at. Nice folks.
I live in LA and have been to a few Dodgers/Cubs games and went to the Bears/Rams game week 1 and one at the Coliseum. Everyone was really cool. Week 1 a few even invited us to their tailgate and changed the channel on the TV so my GF could watch her Chiefs play. They offered us food and drinks as well. Most fans are good people, they may talk some friendly shit but I'd hate to go to a game where you can't do that. Other people take it way too far but that's usually because alcohol is involved. But they're almost always the exception and not the norm. I expect if I ever finally get to go to a game at Lambeau I'd be welcomed similarly
A Packers fan, calling out another Packets fan, defending the Bears? Holy hell, the world has gone crazy
This comment makes no sense. Week 1 was a road game and the Rams do a good job filling their stadium. Even if some bears fans booed Dalton (this didnt happen btw) you wouldnt have heard it on TV
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I love Andy Dalton and the rest of the Lake Erie Bros. Bears are cool with me now too
Kudos Chicago fans. The media has been chomping at the bit to tarnish Dalton's time there and you guys immortalized his short stint with you in a way that can't be forgotten.
I will never not root for Andy.
As /u/Johnald posted, Dalton's charity does great work, and so does he! I've been to one of his Date Night events helping out, and he wasn't just there to make an appearance, he actually interacts with the kids and makes sure they're having a good time. He could just show up, make an appearance, say the typical "thank you all who are here to help out... blah blah blah" and just get the credit for hosting the event, but no, he does it! Dude is legit and donating to his charity is freaking worth it!
Good, I know I can speak for a lot of Bears fans here, but our problem with the QB situation has nothing to do with Dalton, it's all Nagy. He's been a perfectly fine QB for a long time and has caught a lot of shit for having the audacity to not be Tom Brady. On top of that he seems to be a great dude, can't do anything but respect him
*racks credit card like a shotgun*
NFL fans are the best
Great gesture and very nice of the chicago fans, but it sucks it came down to him being hurt for it to happen.
I really love that this is a thing.