Young, Saints and Panthers
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The Panthers have been pretty successful on fourth-down plays. But the loss to the Saints highlighted a weakness in short-yardage situations.
The QB accepted blame, but he's really the only faultless one.
We kind of all know why the Carolina Panthers have been reluctant to use the 5-foot-10, 200-pound Bryce Young on quarterback sneaks. But head coach Dave Canales confirmed those suspicions anyway.
New Orleans Saints defensive end Chase Young bursts into the backfield to slam Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young for 9-yard sack late in the fourth quarter.
The Panthers QB threw from an improbable angle.
Young, the Carolina Panthers’ third-year quarterback, leads his 7-6 team into New Orleans Sunday in a game critical to the NFC South race.
The Panthers are expected to pick up Bryce Young's fifth-year option in the offseason, but an extension may not come until 2027.
Bryce Young has historically struggled against the New Orleans Saints. But one player, in particular, seems to really bother the Carolina Panthers quarterback.
For the first time in his pro career, Panthers QB Bryce Young will be playing meaningful December football. He spoke about it on Wednesday.
Bryce Young floated a 32-yard touchdown pass to Jalen Coker to extend the Carolina Panthers’ lead over the New Orleans Saints.