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Dalton Risner

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#66

Experience: 8 years

Height: 6-5

Age: 31

Weight: 312 lbs

College: Kansas State

Defense

Days

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Mondays000000000000
Other Days (not Mon or Sun)200000000000
Sundays1211000000000

Months

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December411000000000
January100000000000
November300000000000
October300000000000
September300000000000

Opponents by Group

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vs AFC Teams1011000000000
vs NFC Teams400000000000
Outside Own Division811000000000
vs Own Division600000000000

Opponents by Team

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Baltimore Ravens200000000000
Buffalo Bills111000000000
Chicago Bears000000000000
Cleveland Browns200000000000
Denver Broncos000000000000
Detroit Lions100000000000
Green Bay Packers100000000000
Jacksonville Jaguars100000000000
Miami Dolphins100000000000
Minnesota Vikings100000000000
New England Patriots100000000000
New York Jets000000000000
Arizona Cardinals100000000000
Pittsburgh Steelers200000000000

Outcomes

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Losses811000000000
Wins600000000000

Stadiums

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Huntington Bank Field100000000000
U.S. Bank Stadium100000000000
Hard Rock Stadium100000000000
Lambeau Field100000000000
Paycor Stadium700000000000
M&T Bank Stadium100000000000
Highmark Stadium111000000000
Acrisure Stadium100000000000
Empower Field at Mile High000000000000

Biography

Risner signed with Cincinnati as a free agent following training camp in 2025 and played in 14 games with 11 starts in his first Bengals season ... Nine of his starts were at RG, including each of the team's final seven contests ... He originally was a second-round draft pick of Denver in 2019 and spent his first four pro seasons ('19-22) with the Broncos, then played for Minnesota from '23-24 ... Has played in 101 total regular-season games with 92 starts, including streak of 62 consecutive starts to begin career ... Played both center and right tackle during collegiate career at Kansas State University, where he became just the fourth offensive lineman in the history of the Big 12 Conference to earn first-team all-conference honors in three consecutive seasons.

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