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Reports: Panthers trade Andy Dalton to the Eagles

Andy Dalton, Cade Mays

CHARLOTTE — The Panthers found a younger backup quarterback in free agency and traded their older one.

According to multiple reports Wednesday, the team sent quarterback Andy Dalton to the Eagles for a 2027 seventh-round pick.

Dalton was allowed to seek a trade earlier this offseason, and the Panthers added 27-year-old Kenny Pickett in free agency.

Dalton came here in 2023 to mentor Bryce Young and was valuable in that role throughout his time.

The 38-year-old appeared in 13 games, with seven starts during his three seasons here. He was starting in 2024, before suffering a thumb injury in a car accident, which allowed Young to reclaim the role.

During his career, which includes stints with the Bengals, Saints, Cowboys, and Bears, Dalton has thrown for 31,594 yards (26th on the league's all-time list), 204 touchdowns (27th all-time), and 118 interceptions.

Andy Dalton, Luke Kuechly

He also dug in during his time in Charlotte, and said he plans to stay here after retirement. His status as a fashion icon was unchallenged, and Dalton was also on hand earlier this offseason when Luke Kuechly got the news he had been elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

View photos as the Panthers welcome their newly signed free agents to Carolina. Players had the opportunity to tour Bank of America Stadium with loved ones after signing.

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