The Carolina Panthers starting quarterback Bryce Young, the top pick of the 2023 NFL Draft, was short-lived. Despite weeks of public support, head coach Dave Canales reversed his stance ...

NFL analyst and former Indianapolis Colts punter Pat McAfee shared a cold-blooded message for Young on the heels of his benching. Related: 49ers Coach Kyle Shanahan Off ...

Sources: The #Panthers are benching former No. 1 overall pick Bryce Young and starting veteran Andy Dalton beginning this week. Coach Dave Canales has repeatedly said “Bryce is our quarterback.” ...

After just 18 starts, the Bryce Young era in Carolina appears to be reaching an end. On Monday, NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported that the winless Carolina Panthers are benching Young ...

Bryce Young has been relegated to the Panthers bench for the foreseeable future. Dave Canales announced on Monday afternoon that Andy Dalton will take the reins of the Panthers' offense ...

The unraveling Carolina Panthers are making a shocking move at quarterback following Bryce Young’s awful outing in Week 2. Carolina was humiliated in their home opener vs. the Los Angeles ...

Carolina Panthers head coach Dave Canales announced quarterback Bryce Young is headed to the bench after another lackluster performance during the team’s 26-3 Week 2 loss to the Los Angeles ...

Bryce Young will be taking a break. The Carolina Panthers have benched the No. 1 overall pick of the 2023 draft, who was acquired at great cost 18 months ago, in favor of veteran backup Andy Dalton.

Bryce Young had two games in Year 2 to prove he could improve from his disastrous rookie season as the Panthers' No. 1 overall draft pick in 2023. After two more losses with continued awful play ...

The Bryce Young era seems to be over in Carolina. Andy Dalton (!!!!) is reportedly being named the team’s starting quarterback moving forward this season after just two games from Young ...

The most notable poor performer in the Panthers' rough start is former number one overall pick Bryce Young. The sophomore quarterback hasn't made the second-year leap that pundits expected.