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Andy Dalton wins Week 3 "Himmy" after Raiders win

Sep 27, 2024 at 04:42 PM

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CHARLOTTE— He is him.

Panthers quarterback Andy Dalton has won the "Himmy"Award for Week 3, after leading the Panthers to a 36-22 win over the Raiders.

The award is given out by Scott Van Pelt, host of SVP and Monday Night Countdown. Each week, Van Pelt will send the winner a trophy, commemorating their performance that week that made them "Him."

Other nominees for Week 3 were running back Derrick Henry (Ravens), quarterback Malik Willis (Packers) and receiver Malik Nabers (Giants). Dalton's recognition comes after a performance in Las Vegas that saw him go 26-37 for 319 yards and three passing touchdowns (the only NFL quarterback to post 300-plus yards and three passing touchdowns yet this season) in his first start in a year.

Teammates presented Dalton with the trophy (sent by Van Pelt and MNF) in the locker room on Friday. As a horde of offensive players mobbed the QB in celebration, demanding a speech, Dalton simply said, "it's all y'all, it's all y'all, it's not me."

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— Carolina Panthers (@Panthers) September 27, 2024

Dalton will face the team that drafted him, the Cincinnati Bengals, on Sunday for Week 4.

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