Andy Dalton gets Hall of Fame endorsement from Panthers teammate Miles Sanders

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Andy Dalton is a three-time Pro Bowl quarterback who has more passing yards (38,150) than Jim Kelly, Phil Simms and Kurt Warner and more touchdown passes (244) than Len Dawson, Steve Young and Terry Bradshaw.

But without any playoff wins and failing to maintain as a starting quarterback after his time with the Cincinnati Bengals was over, does he belong enshrined in Canton with some of the other greats? His new Carolina Panthers teammate Mile Sanders thinks so.

The veteran running back, on WFNZ radio’s "Mac and Bone Podcast" earlier in the week, endorsed Dalton becoming a Pro Football Hall of Famer.

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Carolina Panthers quarterback Andy Dalton throws during minicamp. (Jim Dedmon-USA Today Sports)

"I have a good feeling about these guys," Sanders first said of his Panthers teammates. "These guys work, and that's the main thing I've noticed in OTAs. We got a very, very good young quarterback (rookie Bryce Young) that's being mentored by a very, very, very good quarterback, a future Hall of Famer, Andy Dalton, who I have a lot of respect for.

"And you got guys like Adam Thielen mentoring the young receivers, and that's a great guy to take notes from. We got a seasoned O-line that I love – I love the film, I love watching their film. And the defense is stacked."

Another solid season as a starting quarterback and Dalton could be crossing the 40,000 passing yard total that only 23 others have accomplished in their careers.

Carolina Panthers quarterback Andy Dalton makes a throw during the minicamp. (Jim Dedmon-USA Today Sports)

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