Andy Dalton is not settling for a back-up quarterback job and is convinced he's more than capable of being the starter for the Carolina Panthers and set to compete with Bryce Young. And he's said when he no longer believes he will retire.
The Panthers made a huge commitment to Young, trading two first round draft picks, a second and a third along with star wide receiver DJ Moore to acquire the number one draft pick in order to select him.
But before drafting Young, they had also brought in veteran quarterback Dalton, giving the long-time starter a two-year, $11 million (£8.66m) contract.
