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This decision will lose Zac Taylor the team. This is a guy who decided by the eighth game of the season to use six offensive lineman and two tight ends to attempt to run the ball. Taylor talks about trust, stability, and loyalty, then decides to play a 4th round QB after indicating Dalton isn't the issue with the team. No player is going to trust him now.

Of active players, Dalton is 8th and 9th respectively in 4th Quarter comebacks and game-winning drives.

He is tied for 3rd in NFL next gen stats with Dak Prescott and Tom Brady for throwing "dimes" aka in tight windows of thirty or more yards. Much like Carson Palmer, Dalton is being thrown out like garbage. I could see the Vikings jettisoning Kirk Cousins and Zimmer bringing in Dalton.

Heck of a run for Dalton to be a 2nd round pick for an unstable franchise where a wasted elite QB (Palmer) stood up against Mike Brown, Dalton gets paired with Green and does well early in his career and has bad luck after peaking in 2015.

I sincerely hope that AJ Green goes "It's ok coach" and then decides to sign with the Patriots, Packers, or even Vikings also.

Here is my early Christmas present to Zac Taylor: Merry Christmas Zac

This is a team of veterans team with a slim window and should have gone after someone like Bruce Arians. Arians made the Cardinals competitive with a bunch of vets.

All a writer and his pal every do is obsess over how bad Dalton is. I know we lost every playoff game, but the Dalton-Green era won consistently early on and had some exciting wins and winning regular season records. Take this to heart, the Dolphins have had 21 different starting QBs since Dan Marino retired, be careful for what you wish for.