US Edition"Another team's insurance policy": NFL fans react to Andy Dalton drawing trade interest as QB enters contract year with Panthers
Teams including the Jets, Raiders, and Steelers seek Dalton as a veteran backup and mentor amid a tight quarterback market, though Panthers expect minimal trade returns.
- ESPN's Adam Schefter revealed Wednesday that the Carolina Panthers have been receiving calls about a potential trade involving Carolina Panthers quarterback Andy Dalton.
- With limited quarterback options this offseason, Dalton's contract signed in February 2025 leaves him with one year remaining through the 2026 season, fueling trade interest.
- Dalton's résumé shows he is a 38-year-old quarterback and 2011 NFL draft second-round selection with career totals of 179 games, 169 starts, 62.6% completion, 39,793 yards, 254 TDs and 151 INTs.
- Reported trade outcomes point to the New York Jets, Las Vegas Raiders and Carolina Panthers, with Carolina likely receiving only a future seventh-round or late-round pick.
- Viewed as a veteran mentor, Dalton is valued as a bridge quarterback and insurance policy, shaping trade interest and limited market value at this late stage of his career.
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REPORT: Panthers Have Received Trade Interest For Andy Dalton
NFL teams are pretty desperate for quarterbacks. Adam Schefter reports that the Carolina Panthers have received calls about a potential trade for veteran backup quarterback Andy Dalton. The news comes after Panthers general manager Dan Morgan told reporters on Tuesday that the 38-year-old Dalton will have to compete for the backup quarterback job, indicating that […] The post REPORT: Panthers Have Received Trade Interest For Andy Dalton appeared…
BREAKING: 3-Time Pro Bowl Quarterback "Available," Active In Trade Talks
Teams across the NFL are looking for stability at the quarterback position, and longtime journeyman Andy Dalton is apparently in trade conversations. A second-round pick in the 2011 NFL Draft, the TCU product spent the first nine years of his career with the Cincinnati Bengals before bouncing around the league as a short-term starter and high-end backup. While he never won a playoff game, he was a solid starter in his day and earned three trips …
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