(Photo : Mike Carlson/Getty Images) TAMPA, FLORIDA – Andy Dalton (#14) of the New Orleans Saints warms up previous to the sport in opposition to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Raymond James Stadium on December 05, 2022 in Tampa, Florida.
There are 32 groups within the National Football League, and Andy Dalton believes he’s certified for any group as a beginning quarterback.
Dalton is now with the Carolina Panthers after signing a two-year contract. He confirmed nice numbers final season, however his position along with his new group would possibly change because the Panthers have Bryce Young designated as its beginning QB.
The former beginning QB of the Dallas Cowboys and New Orleans Saints is prepared to just accept the brand new position, however he won’t scale down his view of himself.
“I view myself as a starter in this league,” Dalton stated in an interview with Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
“I don’t think there are 32 guys better than me.”
“But this is the situation I am in, and I understand that. As soon as I don’t think I’m one of the best 32, or a little lower, I’ll be watching football on TV.”
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Per Pro Football Reference, Dalton’s QB file is above league common. He threw down 2,871 yards and 18 touchdowns and recorded solely 9 interceptions as a starter in 14 video games for the New Orleans Saints.
Mentoring Bryce Young
Coach Frank Reich speaks favorably of Dalton and the way he handles his decreased however new position within the group.
Reich stated the 35-year-old is doing an amazing job mentoring beginning QB Young.
“Bryce has learned from him, not just by listening to him in the meeting room but by watching him,” Reich stated.
“Anybody who talks to Bryce knows … he’s immediately intellectually your equal. But Andy has a lot of experience, and what I love about Andy is he’s not overdoing it.”
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