Quarterback Bryce Young led his Panthers to a 44-38 overtime win over the Atlanta Falcons to close out their 2024 season on Sunday. The second-year passer had himself a career day, throwing for 251 yards and three touchdowns while running for 24 yards and two more scores.

Following a couple of uninspiring games, the Panthers at one point this season benched Young in favor of veteran Andy Dalton and opted to continue making that decision week-to-week. Young did ultimately return under center (and ended with a bang), but it's safe to say the second-year QB's involvement next year was not yet a foregone conclusion.

Coach Dave Canales was noticeably excited about the fun he had calling plays for second-year quarterback Bryce Young in the Carolina Panthers' season finale against the Atlanta Falcons. It spoke volumes about the season.

Panthers HC Dave Canales explained why the team is keeping DC Ejiro Evero, even after a historically-bad campaign.

In his postgame presser following another dreadful loss in Week 2, first-year Carolina Panthers head coach Dave Canales reassured everyone: Bryce Young was still their quarterback. The next day, he reversed course,

When the Panthers hired HC Dave Canales about a year ago, his first and foremost goal was to get the team feeling optimistic about QB Bryce Young again.