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2019 – Started 13 games in final season in Cincinnati, completing 314-of-528 passes for 3,494 yards with 16 touchdowns against 14 interceptions.Threw for a season-high and career-best 418 yards and two touchdowns in Week 1 at Seattle, Sept. most notable performance came in a 37-17 win in Week 16 over the Philadelphia Eagles, throwing for a season-high 377 yards on 22-for-30 passing (73.3%) with three touchdowns. 11 comeback win over the Giants following Prescott's season-ending ankle injury.In nine starts, Dalton passed for over 2,000 yards with 14 touchdowns with a 64.5 completion percentage. 2020 – Appeared in nine games as a replacement starter for injured Dak Prescott and finished out the Cowboys' Oct. 25…Passed for a season high 325 yards in the season finale at Minnesota, 1/9/22. 21…Passed for 317 yards with a touchdown and one interception during Chicago's Thanksgiving day win at Detroit, Nov. Dalton set several franchise marks with the Bengals, including the most wins by a quarterback (70), career passer rating (87.5), 300-yard passing games (28), winning percentage (.533), completions (2,757), touchdowns (204) and touchdown/interception ratio (1.73).Ģ021 – Appeared in eight games with six starts for Chicago, completing 149-of-236 passes for 1,515 yards, eight touchdowns, nine interceptions with 63.1 completion percentage and a 3-3 record as a starter…Threw for 201 yards with two touchdowns and a 101.7 rating vs. In 2021, Dalton appeared in eight games with six starts for the Bears, completing 149-of-236 passes for 1,515 yards, eight touchdowns, nine interceptions with 63.1 completion percentage and a 3-3 record as a starter. Dalton also has 22 career rushing touchdowns, the sixth most in the NFL among quarterbacks since entering the league in 2011. The 12th year veteran has appeared in 152 games with 148 starts for the Bengals, Dallas Cowboys and Chicago Bears, throwing for 35,279 yards, 226 touchdowns and 135 interceptions while completing 62.2 percent of his passes. NFL CAREER – Originally selected in the second round (35th overall) of the 2011 NFL Draft by Cincinnati, Andy Dalton spent nine seasons as the starting quarterback for the Bengals, leading the team to the postseason in each of his first five NFL seasons, the longest postseason streak in franchise history. Dalton set several franchise marks with the Bengals, including the most wins by a quarterback (70), career passer rating (87.5), 300-yard passing games (28), winning percentage (.533), completions (2,757), touchdowns (204) and touchdown/interception ratio (1.73)