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Andy Dalton saw his brief Eagles tenure come to an end earlier this month. The 16th-year quarterback is a free agent as a result, although his next deal could be in place soon. Dalton currently has offers from multiple teams…

Free-agent quarterback Andy Dalton is considering contract offers from multiple teams, including a potential return to the Philadelphia Eagles. According to NFL Network's Mike Garafolo, the Eagles were open to a reunion with Dalton even before starting quarterback Jalen Hurts was sidelined with superficial blood clots.
Hurts is set to miss Week 6, leaving Tanner McKee to take over starting quarterback duties for Philadelphia. Dalton, who was released by the Eagles earlier this month, is weighing his options as a veteran free agent, with his next deal expected to be a short-term contract.
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