Veteran quarterback Andy Dalton has seen his share of offenses over the course of his career, and now, as he steps into his new role with the Carolina Panthers, he’s feeling optimistic about where the team is heading. Known for his calm demeanor, Dalton is confident that progress is the key, and he’s ready to guide the offense in the right direction.
Dalton understands that building a cohesive offense doesn’t happen overnight. “It’s all about progress,” Dalton said after a recent practice. “The more we work together, the more comfortable we’re getting with the system.” Having played with multiple teams, Dalton knows the importance of communication and repetition, and he feels the Panthers are moving in the right direction.
With wide receiver Adam Thielen sidelined due to injury, Dalton recognizes the opportunity for other players to step up. “Other guys are going to get more opportunities,” he noted. The veteran’s calm leadership is a perfect fit for a team in transition, and he’s ready to lean on the depth of the roster to fill the gaps and keep the offense rolling.