Andy Dalton, wife Jordan address Cowboys signing on social media

Andy Dalton and his wife Jordan are ready for the next chapter of the quarterback’s career.

Dalton signed a one-year deal with the Dallas Cowboys on Saturday. He took to Instagram on Sunday for the first time since being released, and he thanked the Cincinnati Bengals and their fans with a classy video and message.

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Thank you Cincinnati for the past 9 years. There are countless memories that will be with me forever. I am thankful for the friendships, my teammates, coaches, and the organization. Y’all pushed me to be a better everyday. Thank you to the Cincinnati community for supporting the @ajdfoundation. We could not have made the impact we did without y’all. Thank you @jjdalton5 for always supporting me and being by my side every step of the way. I am blessed that we are on this journey together. We will always cherish our time in Cincinnati. Who Dey!

A post shared by Andy Dalton (@andydalton14) on May 3, 2020 at 10:04am PDT

While Dalton chose to first focus on reflecting upon his time in Cincinnati, Jordan expressed excitement about joining the Cowboys organization.

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We are so excited to be a part of this amazing organization!! @andydalton14 I couldn't be more proud of the man you are! Watching you grow through these last 9 years in the NFL has been incredible! There is truly no one else like you! I can't wait to see what God does this next season of life!! I am so proud of you! Go Cowboys!! Ephesians 2:10

A post shared by JJ Dalton (@jjdalton5) on May 3, 2020 at 7:37am PDT

Andy and Jordan did a ton for the Cincinnati community during Dalton’s time with the Bengals, and they will likely always maintain ties to the area. We saw how appreciated Dalton was by the city with the way his charity was flooded donations amid tough circumstances last season.

Dalton may have a better chance to win a championship in Dallas, but all indications are that he is not going to get any significant playing time unless there is an injury.