Carolina scored a huge upset win over Green Bay, despite a poor outing from Bryce Young and most of their offense.

Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young fumbles the ball at the hand of Packers safety Xavier McKinney and running back Chuba Hubbard recovers.

After two full days of practice, former Alabama All-American quarterback Bryce Young appears headed back to the Carolina Panthers’ lineup for Sunday’s game against the Green Bay Packers.

Carolina's franchise GOAT tight end was in the booth watching this interception from Bryce Young and couldn't tell where he was trying to go with the ball.

Bryce Young will be back for the Panthers in Week 9. Young, who missed the previous week with an ankle sprain, has no designation on Friday’s injury report and is slated to start against the Packers on Sunday.

On Monday afternoon, head coach Dave Canales told reporters that starting quarterback Bryce Young sustained an ankle injury in the yesterday's 13-6 win over the New York Jets. Canales, however, did not confirm an earlier report by NFL Network insider Tom ...

All five wins this season have come with quarterback Bryce Young at the helm and it's not superstar play from the former #1 overall pick that's leading the Panthers to victory, an