There has been a lot of talk about Bryce Young’s expectations for year two this offseason.
The chatter comes after the former first-overall pick had an underwhelming rookie campaign, completing less than 60% of his passes and finishing with 11 touchdowns and 10 interceptions in 16 games with not a lot of help surrounding him..
It is clear the Carolina Panthers and Young are ready for a fresh start in 2024 after a summer full of roster reshuffling to improve the offensive line and firepower.
ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler spoke about Young’s offseason progression under the Panthers’ new coaching regime recently on Sportscenter.