Panthers coach Dave Canales had the funniest logic for giving Bryce Young playing time in blowout loss
When asked about the decision to pull new starter Andy Dalton and give Young some late burn, Canales clarified that it was partly because the Panthers didn’t want Dalton to get beat up behind a hurting offensive line. Oh, OK. That’s right. The Panthers are thinking about preserving Dalton’s health first for a long season, Young second. Oh man:
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Bryce Young didn’t cast blame or shed frustration at his role on Sunday. He stuck to a refrain Panthers fans have heard for ...
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As the Carolina Panthers try to get their season back on track, Bryce Young has replaced Andy Dalton under center late in the ...
Carolina Panthers head coach Dave Canales reveals that subbing in Bryce Young was to protect starting QB Andy Dalton.
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Williams' breakout game against the Panthers is also a reminder that Young has yet to do the same thing. The closest Young has come was a 321-yard, two-touchdown, zero-interception game against the ...
CHICAGO — When the Carolina Panthers hired Dave Canales in January, the first-time head coach was billed as a quarterback ...
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South Carolina native Robbie Ouzts found himself inspired by the quarterback of his favorite NFL team before a visit from the ...
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