Panthers QB Bryce Young is asked about his continued dominance in Atlanta
Panthers QB Bryce Young put up yet another gem in Atlanta. He was asked about his dominance over the Falcons following Sunday's win.
Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young put on a stellar performance on Sunday, tossing for 287 yards and three touchdowns as his team secured a resounding 34-3 victory over the Atlanta Falcons at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. This latest display of skill, following a string of impressive outings inside the Georgia stadium, has Young and his teammates eagerly anticipating their future trips to Atlanta.
However, Young emphasized that he and his teammates are focusing on the present and future, rather than dwelling on past successes. "I think it's always week to week," he told reporters. "We always know whatever happens in the past, that's the past. It doesn't tell us anything." Despite his current success, Young's history with the team remains noteworthy.
During his tenure, he set a franchise record with 448 passing yards in 2025, scored five touchdowns in an overtime win back in 2024, and led Alabama to an SEC championship over Georgia in 2021.
Young's recent form has been nothing short of impressive. Through two games this season, he has completed 46 of his 73 passes (63.0 percent) for 648 yards, with seven touchdowns and just one interception. With his continued dominance in Atlanta, Young and the Panthers are looking ahead to more victories in the coming weeks.
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