CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Bryce Young sprinted toward the left corner of the end zone on Wednesday after his last pass of the Carolina Panthers' offseason workouts went for a touchdown on a crossing route by Jonathan Mingo.
There was pure elation.
It was almost like last season never happened.
In many ways for Young, last season doesn't matter. He has an uncanny ability to compartmentalize things in a way that allows him to enter his second NFL season with optimism that he can still be the player who was worthy of being the No.