He had those three minutes handed to him like (literally) a script.

Had an assist by Saints players failing to catch a ball and committing a stupid OPI, but he did made the plays when he had to.

Alas, a poorly coached team and untold variables allow rookie QBs and veterans to shine alike against us. "Just keep doing what you're doing."

You still hung up on that single paraphrase of what Dalton said he was told after those two pick sixes just before the half in the Cardinals game? Still trying to twist it into meaning something more meaningful to fit your narrative? Context means everything.

Come on, Sinner. Any good coach would tell the QB to blow it off and keep executing the game plan (ie. just keep doing what you're doing). And he did in the second half of that game by outscoring Arizona, but came up short.

MY narrative? Nah. The WIN/LOSS Column brings everything into context.

No. The phrase that you keep throwing out there was specific to the QB being told to forget what just happened in the 2nd quarter one one game. The overall record has nothing to do with that one isolated piece of encouragement; therefore, out of context.

And, yes, your narrative. Trying to tie that one isolated piece of second hand information to some sort of ongoing incompetence is also out of context. However, I am sure you can find something that truly does fit your narrative if it is so obvious.