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Andy Dalton

QB

#14

Experience: 16 years

Height: 6-2

Age: 38

Weight: 220 lbs

College: TCU

2026 SEASON

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STANDINGS

Table - Summary
NFC EASTWLTPCT
Philadelphia Eagles
Eagles
2001.000
New York Giants
Giants
1001.000
Dallas Cowboys
Cowboys
1100.500
Washington Commanders
Commanders
0200.000
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Preseason

WKGame DateOPPRESULTCOMPATTYDSAVGTDINTSCKSCKYRATEATTYDSAVGTDFUMLOST
308/28/2026BengalsL 13 - 3012191045.5100095.1
208/22/2026@PatriotsL 21 - 24310444.4000045.4
108/15/2026@RavensL 7 - 2436203.3000057.6

Regular Season

WKGame DateOPPRESULTCOMPATTYDSAVGTDINTSCKSCKYRATEATTYDSAVGTDFUMLOST
209/20/2026@TitansW 24 - 20
109/13/2026CommandersW 24 - 22

Biography

BIRDSEED

Alongside his wife, Jordan, founded the Andy & Jordan Dalton Foundation during his time in Cincinnati ... The organization worked to assist children and families in need ... Was chosen as the Bengals' 2016 Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee for his work in the community which impacted over three million lives through the foundation's community outreach programs

Earned the nickname "The Red Rifle," during his rookie season in Cincinnati in honor of his ability to throw short passes with high speed and for his bright red hair

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS

A 15-year NFL veteran and three Pro Bowl selection (2011, '14, '16), who has played stints with Cincinnati (2011-19), Dallas (2020), Chicago (2021), New Orleans (2022) and Carolina (2023-25), appearing in 179 contests (169 starts) and totaling 39,793 passing yards, 254 passing TDs, and 3,539 completions

NOTES TO KNOW

Ranks 22nd all-time in NFL history with 3,539 career completions

2025 SEASON - PANTHERS

Saw action in four contests (one start) during the campaign, totaling 293 passing yards, completing 25-of-37 attempts with 1 TD

COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS

Played collegiately at Texas Christian University (2007-10), appearing in 50 games and setting a school record for victories by a starting quarterback (42) ... Set program career records in passing yards (10,314), completions (812), passing TDs (71) and completion percentage (61.7%) ... Earned consecutive Mountain West Conference Player of the Year Awards in 2009-10

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