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Panthers' coach Dave Canales announced that Bryce Young is cleared to start against the Packers after full practice, with Andy Dalton as backup despite a thumb injury. Mike White has been signed to the active roster as an emergency third quarterback, providing flexibility for the team amid injury concerns.
Andy Dalton is set to start for the Panthers against the Bills due to Bryce Young's ankle injury, aiming to maintain the team's momentum as Young has been playing well and the team has become more competitive.
The Kansas City Chiefs and Kansas City Royals failed to pass a sales tax extension for stadium funding, with 58% of voters rejecting the proposal. The article discusses the implications for Cincinnati Bengals ownership and suggests that stadium funding should benefit ordinary people. It also compares the careers of quarterbacks Andy Dalton and Jay Cutler, expressing a hope for a positive reception for Dalton's return to Cincinnati.
The Carolina Panthers fell to the Seattle Seahawks in a 37-27 loss, bringing their record to 0-3. Risers from the game include backup quarterback Andy Dalton's solid performance, wide receiver Thielen's impressive stats, DJ Chark's impactful plays, and linebacker Kamu Grugier-Hill's strong performance. Fallers include left tackle Ikem Ekwonu's penalties and defensive tackle DeShawn Williams' disputed call. Injuries were a major concern for both teams. The author also expresses annoyance with the loud and distracting home viewing experience of Seahawks games.
Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young is unlikely to play in Week 3 against the Seattle Seahawks due to an ankle injury, with veteran backup Andy Dalton set to start in his place. Young has not practiced since the team's Week 2 loss, and despite earlier comments from the offensive coordinator, Dalton has been taking all of the first-team practice reps. Dalton, an experienced quarterback, will make his first start for the Panthers, who are currently 0-2.
Rookie quarterback Bryce Young took the opening snaps with the first-team offense during the Carolina Panthers' practice on Thursday, but head coach Frank Reich said it doesn't mean the team is ready to name him as the starting quarterback for their season-opener against the Atlanta Falcons on Sept. 10. Reich said Young had adapted well to a new playbook and was showing everything the team wanted to see, but they don't have to make a decision until they have to make it.
The Carolina Panthers have promoted quarterback Bryce Young to the first-team, according to coach Frank Reich. The move was not a demotion for veteran quarterback Andy Dalton or second-year passer Matt Corral, but rather the next step in Young's development. The former Heisman Trophy winner is expected to take a majority of the Panthers' first-team reps during next week's mandatory minicamp and training camp.
The Carolina Panthers have elevated rookie Bryce Young to the No. 1 quarterback spot, with coach Frank Reich saying it is "the next step" in the top pick of this year's draft becoming the Week 1 starter. Young will continue to get the first-team reps during next week's three-day mandatory camp, while veteran Andy Dalton will work with the second team. Reich isn't ready to make Young the official Week 1 starter until after he has seen him perform in pads during training camp.
Rookie quarterback Bryce Young has moved ahead of veteran Andy Dalton on the Carolina Panthers' depth chart, taking all the first-team reps during Thursday's OTA practice. While Coach Frank Reich has not yet officially named Young as the starter, he has moved him ahead of Dalton on the depth chart. Dalton, who signed with the Panthers in March, has been mentoring Young and third-teamer Matt Corral.
Carolina Panthers' veteran quarterback Andy Dalton has praised rookie quarterback Bryce Young, saying that he has a good understanding of football and is a natural thrower. Dalton believes that Young will be the Panthers' QB1 sooner than later and is impressed with his ability to learn the offense quickly. The Panthers have lacked consistent, high-level quarterback play for several years, and Young's arrival is a positive sign for the team.
The Carolina Panthers' No. 1 offensive line spent more time working with the No. 1 pick in the 2023 NFL Draft, Bryce Young, during the team's OTA practices on Monday. Young called working with the Panthers' first-team offensive line "a huge honor." In addition to working with the No. 1 offensive line most of the time, Young also got more work than Andy Dalton, which has been the Panthers' plan. The NFL has reached Phase 3 of its offseason calendar, and teams are allowed to conduct 10 days of organized team practice activity, often referred to as OTAs.
Carolina Panthers' first overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft, quarterback Bryce Young, is embracing a day-by-day mindset as he prepares to take over from veteran starter Andy Dalton. Young impressed coaches and teammates during rookie minicamp with his decision-making, accuracy, and timing, as well as his ability to manipulate zone defenders with his eyes and avoid fumbled snaps. While Dalton remains the starter in name, Young is getting plenty of reps with the first and second teams and is expected to take over before the start of the regular season.
Bryce Young, the No. 1 pick in the 2023 NFL Draft, will start as the second-string quarterback in full-team workouts for the Carolina Panthers, behind veteran Andy Dalton. However, Young will still receive a lot of reps and remain the focal point for the team. Coach Frank Reich expects Young to progress quickly and earn the respect of his teammates through his on-field performance.
Carolina Panthers head coach Frank Reich said that while Andy Dalton will remain the No. 1 quarterback when the full squad works together, first overall pick Bryce Young will likely get more reps than the veteran over the course of the team’s workouts. Reich said that Young “looked the part in every way” during the minicamp and it probably won’t be long before he gets bumped up to the top spot on the depth chart if that continues to be that way in full practices this spring and summer.
Carolina Panthers head coach Frank Reich is optimistic about the team's roster after the conclusion of rookie minicamp, but remains focused on building a strong foundation for the upcoming season. The team will now move on to team-centered walkthroughs before entering the next phase of offseason workouts. Rookie quarterback Bryce Young impressed during minicamp and will split reps with veteran Andy Dalton. Third-round pick DJ Johnson is also eager to continue improving and contribute to the team's defense.