Andy Dalton
Quarterback
Ht: 6' 2" Wt: 220 Age: 32 Exp: 9 years College: TCU Drafted: 2011 R2 35, 0
Posted: 5/04/2020 3:44 pm UTC
Updating a previous report, Dallas Cowboys QB Andy Dalton's contract is official, Monday, May 4. The deal is a one-year, $3 million pact, with an additional $4 million available via incentives through reaching playing-time benchmarks during the regular season and postseason, as well as the team making the playoffs.
Posted: 5/03/2020 1:17 am UTC
Free-agent QB Andy Dalton (Bengals) is signing a one-year deal with the Dallas Cowboys worth up to $7 million with $3 million guaranteed, according to a source.
Posted: 5/02/2020 6:55 pm UTC
Free agent QB Andy Dalton has piqued the interest of the New York Jets, who are doing to their 'due diligence' with their most experienced backup QB David Fales having yet to start an NFL game.
Posted: 5/02/2020 4:26 pm UTC
Free agent QB Andy Dalton (Bengals) said the fact that other teams knew Cincinnati was drafting QB Joe Burrow with the No. 1-overall pick limited his trade and other options. 'There were several different factors,' Dalton said, via the team's website. 'This year there were a good amount of quarterbacks that were available. I think it would have worked out differently if I had been a free agent when the new league year started. I was still under contact and that hurt me. I'm sure teams knew they were going to take a quarterback No. 1 and they would release me and there was no reason to rush into anything.'
Posted: 4/30/2020 3:00 pm UTC
Free-agent QB Andy Dalton (Bengals) could be an option for the Jacksonville Jaguars and offensive coordinator Jay Gruden.
Posted: 4/30/2020 1:54 pm UTC
Updating an earlier report, Cincinnati Bengals QB Andy Dalton's release freed up $17.7 million in salary cap space.
Posted: 4/30/2020 1:25 pm UTC
The Cincinnati Bengals are releasing QB Andy Dalton.
Huddle Up: With little to no interest on the trade market, it will be interesting to see which teams have interest in Dalton on the free-agent market.
Posted: 4/17/2020 5:03 pm UTC
Cincinnati Bengals QB Andy Dalton is preparing for a multitude of options if the Bengals select LSU QB Joe Burrow with the first overall pick in the NFL Draft on Thursday, April 23. 'I truly believe they want what's best for me, but I understand it's a business, and you know how that goes,' Dalton said in a recent interview. 'With the first pick, if they take a quarterback like everyone expects, that could trigger something. There's even a scenario where I go back there.'
Huddle Up: In most any case, Dalton's chances of being a 2020 NFL starter are dwindling fast, and his best option might be spring trade to a team like the Jaguars or Chargers. The outlook should be a lot more definitive by the end of the month.
Posted: 3/28/2020 2:31 am UTC
Cincinnati Bengals QB Andy Dalton could remain with the team for the 2020 season, and 'all options are still on the table' for the quarterback, according to Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network.
Huddle Up: Dalton has been the subject of trade rumors, but the Bengals continue to sit on the veteran quarterback. There is still a chance he is moved before the start of the season, but with Cincinnati expected to draft Joe Burrow with the No. 1, it seems unlikely Dalton would be starting if he is a still a Bengal come Week 1.
Posted: 3/22/2020 3:41 pm UTC
The New England Patriots have not discussed trading for Cincinnati Bengals QB Andy Dalton as a potential successor to QB Tom Brady.
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