Carson Palmer looks like the real deal

This guy is playing outstanding for the Bengals in his first start of his career.

I hope he continues to tear it up.

Just when i was thinking the same he throws an INT

Yes, but he had a solid game overall. He really impressed me.

he did look good

but still he got a lot of growing up to do

and pennington has already gone through that stage

I could tell watching him in a preseason game against my Bucs a few weeks ago that he definitely is very talented and will is, as you said truthteller, the real deal.......

he looked way better than I expected. was pressured all day, but stayed composed.

With a healthy O line i expect him and my Bengals to do much better

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2011/11/11/palmer-has-come-a-long-way-in-a-month/

Palmer has come a long way in a*month

Posted by Gregg Rosenthal on November 11, 2011, 9:01 AM EST

AP
Carson Palmer expected to be at Qualcomm Stadium sometime this year, just not like this.

“I was hitting up Norv [Turner] for tickets at one point – I wanted to bring my son to a game,” Palmer told Rich Eisen and crew on NFL Network’s set last night.

Hopefully his son had good seats for Thursday night’s performance. We noted a few times during the week that Palmer’s performance against the Broncos last week was better than the stats indicated.

“These guys have been playing a long time since training camp started, and I’m just getting rolling,” Palmer said via the Contra Costa Times. “It’s just weird. There’s no word to describe it.”

Palmer still had too many turnovers last night (2), but his deep throws to Denarius Moore were things of beauty. Even after losing Jacoby Ford, you could see Palmer enjoying the speed he had at receiver.

“[Moore] has everything you need to be a successful receiver. It just depends on how great he wants to be,” Palmer said.

If Palmer can keep making progress, the Raiders have everything they need for their first playoff birth in almost a decade.