Panthers Coach Confirms Bryce Young Stays
Panthers Coach Confirms Bryce Young Stays

Panthers Coach Confirms Bryce Young Stays

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Carolina Panthers coach Dave Canales expressed confidence that Bryce Young can still become a franchise quarterback, despite the team's decision to bench him after a dismal start to the season and a 2-16 record in his career. Canales confirmed that trading Young is not under consideration, stating the team is satisfied with their current quarterback situation, which includes veteran Andy Dalton, who will start in the upcoming game against the Las Vegas Raiders. Young, who struggled in his first two games with zero touchdowns and three interceptions, has been professional in practice after being demoted to backup. Teammates, including running back Miles Sanders and wide receiver Adam Thielen, voiced their support for Young, emphasizing that he has the potential to succeed and that his size should not be a concern. Canales reiterated that the team's development-focused approach remains unchanged, with Young continuing to receive evaluations and learning opportunities. The Panthers are currently seeking a spark in their offense after being outscored 73-13 in their first two games.

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