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Andy Dalton Makes It Clear That He Will Look For His Guys On Sunday

Found January 28, 2012 on Footbasket: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Andy Dalton,  A.J. Green,  Jermaine Gresham
TEAMS: Cincinnati Bengals

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Andy Dalton will be playing with elite company on Sunday, as he will be playing in the Pro Bowl as a rookie, and he'll have two of his greatest offensive weapons with him. Rookie wide receiver A.J. Green and second year tight end Jermaine Gresham will also be participating in the game on Sunday. Dalton has let it be known that he won't be shy when it comes to looking for his guys on the field."I would think if (Green and Gresham) are out there with me, they can expect to get the ball, " Dalton said.Dalton had previously said that he expects to get into the game during the middle of the third quarter, or so. The rookie quarterback expects his own guys to get the ball because he has yet to develop timing with his new receivers."Not at all. You just hope they run the right depth. Everybody out here is just jogging through it all," Dalton said. "A good thing is it’s a lot of the terminology we use, so I’ll know what’s going...
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