Carolina Panthers coach Dave Canales and general manager Dan Morgan were asked more questions last week at the NFL combine in Indianapolis about defensive linemen than they were about quarterback Bryce Young.

Head coach Kirby Smart tried to be funny, and the joke didn't land. While giving a presentation at the Nike Coach of the Year Clinic, Smart pulled up a slide showing four Heisman quarterbacks: Bryce Young,

The Tennessee Titans and the rest of the NFL watched from the sidelines two years ago as the Carolina Panthers acquired the No. 1 overall pick for a massive haul from the Chicago Bears to select Alabama quarterback Bryce Young.

Carolina Panthers coach Dave Canales and general manager Dan Morgan held press conferences at the NFL Scouting Combine on Tuesday. Canales fielded one question about quarterback Bryce Young. Morgan didn’t face any.

This offense will look like Bryce Young — however we gotta do that.” Here’s more on what second-year coach Dave Canales said on his starting QB.

Things could have gone very differently for the Carolina Panthers this past season. While their five-win total isn't going to inspire a lot of fanfare, the way that they ended the campaign has given the fanbase more hope than they've had in seven years.

Carolina Panthers head coach Dave Canales has seen a change in Bryce Young, and he couldn't be happier about it.

One week ago, the Carolina Panthers agreed to a two-year deal to bring back veteran quarterback Andy Dalton to serve as the backup to Bryce Young. Dalton has b

Joe Person of The Athletic reported on what the Carolina Panthers would like to do with outgoing free agents. He reported that they plan to move on fr

Bryce Young has only been in the NFL for two years, but it feels like a lot longer in some ways. Entering his third year in the league, Young has already gone through some remarkable ups and downs since he was drafted first overall by the Carolina Panthers,

Building Around Young. With Bryce Young now firmly entrenched as the starting quarterback, the Panthers are ready to shift focus to building a stronger, more balanced roster. Head

Notre Dame head coach Marcus Freeman likes to talk about his program being driven by the play of the lines, and for the defense the line will need another jump in production and consistency. If Notre Dame is going to once again be a dominant defense in 2025 it will need the defensive line to play at a high level,