The Carolina Panthers have benched quarterback Bryce Young just two games into the 2024 NFL season, opting to start veteran Andy Dalton instead. This decision has sparked speculation about Young's future, with former NFL player Dan Orlovsky suggesting the Panthers should consider trading the former No. 1 overall pick, potentially to the Los Angeles Rams. Despite calls for a trade, Panthers head coach Dave Canales has stated that the team does not intend to move Young at this time, citing his value as a trade asset being at a low point. Young's performance has been disappointing, with a record of 2-16 in his first 18 starts, raising questions about his fit with the current regime. The Rams, facing injuries and an aging quarterback in Matthew Stafford, might find Young a worthwhile investment for the future. However, whether the Panthers will entertain trade offers remains uncertain.