Bryce Young Out: Panthers Make QB Change After 0-2 Start
The Carolina Panthers are making a quarterback change after their 0-2 start to the season. Head coach Frank Reich announced that veteran Andy Dalton will start in Week 3 against the Seattle Seahawks, benching the highly touted rookie Bryce Young.
This decision comes after a disappointing performance from Young in the team's Week 2 loss to the New Orleans Saints. While the Panthers were favored in the game, Young struggled, completing just 18 of 39 passes for 185 yards with one touchdown and one interception.
H3: A Struggling Offense
The Panthers' offense has been struggling mightily in the first two weeks of the season. They've struggled to find any rhythm in the passing game, and have relied heavily on the running game of Christian McCaffrey. The team's lack of explosive plays on offense has been a major concern.
H3: A Change of Pace
While Young was a top pick in the draft and seen as the franchise quarterback of the future, the Panthers have opted for a more experienced option in Dalton. Dalton is known for his accuracy and leadership, and could be a better fit for the team's current offensive scheme.
H3: What's Next for Young?
It remains to be seen how long Dalton will be the starter, but the decision to bench Young is a significant one. This could be a chance for Young to learn from the sidelines and develop his game further. He may also be able to learn from Dalton's veteran leadership and experience.
H3: Moving Forward
The Panthers will be looking to get back on track in Week 3 against the Seahawks. Dalton will need to perform well and help the offense generate some momentum. Whether this change in leadership will turn the tide for the Panthers remains to be seen, but it's a move that could pay off in the long run.
