Is Bryce Young’s hot start sustainable for the Panthers?
If you are anything like me, the Monday morning after an NFL Sunday looks something like this. You begin the day by scanning the football media space, looking for insight to help explain what we saw the day before. That means looking at various outlets for their coverage, seeing clips from film analysts starting to […]
Bryce Young has had an impressive start to the season, ranking second in passing yards, tied for first in passing touchdowns, tied for second in first downs, and fifth in Adjusted Net Yards per Attempt. Quarterback Efficiency metrics place him in the upper-right quadrant alongside other top quarterbacks. His downfield passing game is particularly strong, with 8-of-12 passes over 20 yards resulting in 286 yards, a touchdown, and an interception.
His Adjusted Completion Percentage on those throws is second in the league. Young demonstrated excellent anticipation and timing in a recent game against the Atlanta Falcons, where he completed passes with precision and avoided interceptions. Analysts note that these factors suggest Young's success is likely sustainable.
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